Small Planet

Small Planet was hired by Something Borrowed Blooms, a rent-and-return silk floral company, to conduct an audit of their tech infrastructure after a sitewide outage during a product launch. The team at Small Planet was tasked with reviewing the current tech stack and making recommendations for improvements to support the company's growth goal. Key deliverables included daily morning huddles, documentation of audit findings, and a final presentation outlining short-term and long-term recommendations. The project involved a mix of specialists and generalists from Small Planet, led by a project manager.

A small fashion brand engaged Small Planet to enhance the customer experience by developing a "customizer" for their custom products. The aim of the project was to make the customer experience more seamless. The Small Planet team was carefully chosen based on their prior experience with another brand. The scope of work involved several months of digitizing all components of the business, including products, fonts, and other assets, before the project could go live. The team comprised multiple engineers and a client services contact.

Small Planet was contracted by a telecommunications company to develop Android versions of three call screening apps. The company, which blocks and screens robocalls and other unwanted calls on VOIP landlines and mobile devices, found Small Planet through an online search and a referral. They chose Small Planet over other vendors due to their high ratings, good value for cost, and the referral. Small Planet's team of 6-10 employees was responsible for developing and delivering the Android versions of the existing iOS app, providing ongoing maintenance, and making continuous improvements to the apps and services.