NOGRAVITY

NOGRAVITY developed a mobile app for the Medical Alternatives Clinic, a medical marijuana consultation facility based in Colorado Springs. The app, designed for Android and iOS, allows patients to locate clinics, schedule appointments, and engage in a social platform for the medical marijuana community. The app also features a dispensary tab, providing patients with access to exclusive deals from partnered dispensaries. The app was developed over a period of two months, with a four-month maintenance period to address any potential bugs. The total cost of the project was around $45,000.

FitFOOD, a company that produces intelligent fridges for healthy food, engaged NOGRAVITY to create a CMS system and a delivery application for iOS and Android. The CMS system tracks the activity of the fridge, such as temperature, Bluetooth functionality, and Wi-Fi connectivity, while also recording any movement of items within the fridge. The delivery application aids drivers in the delivery process, providing them with a code to open the fridge and place the dishes inside. The company has invested between $10,000 and $50,000 in the ongoing project, which began in February 2017.

NOGRAVITY was contracted by EuroPilot, a Polish partner of Mair DuMont, a German publishing company, to create a VR mobile app called Poland In VR. The app, available on iOS and Android, showcases interesting places in Poland through quizzes and VR panoramas of the country's major cities. The app, which is available in multiple languages and works without an internet connection, was developed to draw attention to the company. The project, which began in September 2016 and was completed in November of the same year, cost around €40,000, with an additional €5,000 to €6,000 spent on panoramic photography.