Skytz Software Labs

Skytz Software Labs was hired by a nonprofit religious organization to develop a mobile app. The previous app had become too large for the in-house team, hence the need for professional assistance. Skytz Software Labs used the older app as a baseline but rewrote it using Swift to leverage new technology. They improved the app's playlist, home screen, and journaling feature, and added multi-language support. The app now allows users to journal entries which are replicated across their devices. The team is currently unifying the JSON structures of all content and planning to develop a web app. The project, which started in July 2022, is still ongoing.

Redd-Op Services Inc., a tour boat company, engaged Skytz Software Labs to create a Student/Passenger Management System. The project quickly grew from small to large. The system was designed so that students could scan a QR code on an iPad when entering and exiting a vehicle. The scan would update a manifest linked to an off-site central location, providing real-time information to the driver and manager. Other features included GPS tracking of the vehicle, a pre-trip/post-trip form for drivers, field trip communication, and payroll. The vendor's team consisted of three individuals.

Skytz Software Labs was contracted by an international end-to-end encryption company to develop an iOS mobile app. The company needed highly skilled coders to handle the complex tasks involved in pushing the boundaries of encryption application. Skytz Software Labs was chosen for their ability to deliver on challenging tasks on time and within budget. They developed the iOS app after the company built the webmail app. Despite the project's complexity, Skytz Software Labs excelled where other iOS coders had failed and quit. The team consisted of two individuals, a lead developer, and a support developer.