Shortcut Asia (formerly Suria Labs)

Suria Labs was hired by an international brewery conglomerate to design and develop the front end of their e-commerce app. The app, developed in React Native and integrated with the company's existing Magento backend, allows customers to order drinks and have them delivered within an hour. Suria Labs' team of a designer, two developers, and a project manager worked closely with the company's Magento backend team to create a sleek, user-friendly app that maintained the brand's guidelines. The company commended Suria Labs for their speed, quality, and obvious experience.

In another project, Suria Labs collaborated with automotive startup Carpit to create an initial MVP from design to the launch of the beta app. Carpit chose Suria Labs for their ability to create apps using the agile development framework. The project was carried out in two-week sprints, with a verification meeting held every fortnight to review the developments and plan the next sprint. The team, consisting of two developers, a designer, and a project coordinator, was commended for their ability to translate the company's requirements into completed tasks.

For a music technology company, Suria Labs helped bring their patented technology to life, focusing on real-time streaming and sync of concert audio to video and real-time broadcast audio to video. The team of a lead developer, lead architect, two developers, and four to five mobile iOS and Android graphics UI developers used Python, C++, AWS, and a fingerprinting algorithm to achieve the project's goals. Despite the project's size and scale, Suria Labs was able to build a foundation that would allow the project to scale. The project is currently in beta test flight mode, and Suria Labs is preparing to discuss phase two and beyond.