Softonix

Softonix was hired by Nuravine, an automated hydroponic nutrient delivery and irrigation company, to build a web application for their IoT devices. The team at Softonix developed a robust and intuitive web application using Angular, which helped transition Nuravine's system to an advanced cloud-based platform. This allowed for the implementation of more complex logical operations essential for the effectiveness of recirculating and batch dosing systems in urban farming. The web application also provided data visualization and management features, providing clear, actionable insights into the performance of their systems. The partnership with Softonix was transformative for Nuravine, marking a significant milestone in their journey towards innovation in urban farming technology.

Spencer 3D, an education software company serving schools in the UK and overseas, engaged Softonix to reengineer their back end and improve the user experience. Softonix iterated on the MVP of Spencer 3D's product to create a bespoke management system around the core functionality. This included support for multiple user roles and permission controls, database and backend server support via AWS, multi-factor authentication, authorization, and access control. The team at Softonix also contributed to the scoping process, refining workflows, design language, and supporting the client to source effective freelancers as required.

Car Scout, an automotive deals company, hired Softonix as their primary development team to build out their project both frontend and backend. Softonix also acted as an expert business analyst/product manager to constantly improve the product. They designed and implemented a flexible schema to handle variable car listing formats across sources and built support for VIN decoding, normalized trim-level handling, and feature tagging. They also created a modular system to route queries to different AI agents, enabling asynchronous task handling and re-ranking to support real-time UX. The team at Softonix built and fine-tuned the core functionality allowing users to search vehicles conversationally. They also developed an interface and backend logic to support comparisons across multiple vehicles or dealers. The partnership with Softonix resulted in significant improvements in Car Scout's product, enhancing its functionality and user experience.