Solicy

Solicy was hired by a financial services company to develop custom web3 microservices that would interact with multiple blockchains. The company's CTO praised the skills of Solicy's engineers and their cost structure, which was well managed. A team of 4 to 8 web3 engineers from Solicy, coordinated by a project manager, worked on the project. The developed microservices, built using Node.js, interacted with many major players in the blockchain industry.

Solicy took on a project involving full-stack software development for a marketing agency, Paintgun. The company's CEO sought out Solicy's expertise to develop an app that would enable creatives to share, comment on, and receive feedback on their work. One full-stack software developer from Solicy was assigned to the project. The developed software provides a platform for creatives to showcase their work, receive feedback, and interact with their peers.

Solicy also worked on a custom software development project for Tripnest, a travel booking app. The goal was to create pipelines and APIs to manage large datasets that contain millions of stays. The project was executed using Python as the language, FastAPI as the framework, and Mysql as the database. Karen from Solicy developed the Stays data services alone while also planning with Tripnest. The CEO of Tripnest commended Solicy for their great communication and professionalism.