NotionTheory

NotionTheory collaborated with a startup called Orange Cone to develop a mobile application that allows citizens to report issues in public spaces. The previous developer was underperforming and lacked the ability to predict costs and timelines, which led to the engagement of NotionTheory. The company developed the app for both iOS and Android, integrating it with the existing issue management software. The project, which cost between $25,000 and $35,000, was completed in January 2016. The client expressed satisfaction with the work done by NotionTheory and has discussed potential follow-up projects with the company.

NotionTheory was hired by Watercooled Media, an app development company, to develop a social planning app. The previous developer had failed to deliver a satisfactory solution, leaving the company with an unfinished product. NotionTheory started from scratch, developing the app for both iOS and Android using PhoneGap. The project, which cost $12,000 for the initial four weeks of development, took about a year to complete due to several additional features and layout changes requested by the client. The app was successfully launched in April 2015 and the client was pleased with the final product.

NotionTheory worked with a startup developing mobile situation awareness tools for emergency services. The startup lacked experience in mobile development, so they engaged NotionTheory to develop a prototype application for Android and iOS. The project, which cost approximately $20,000-25,000, was completed in June 2015. Since then, the app has undergone several small upgrades and was launched on both operating systems in February 2016. The client was satisfied with NotionTheory's work and continues to engage them for feature upgrades.