The Sound Pipe Media

The Sound Pipe Media was hired to develop a unique gaming platform called AntiBall. The game was designed to make full use of the motion features of tablets and smartphones. The scope of the project included an in-depth analysis of business goals, wireframe-scoping, 3-D design, application and environment building, as well as support maintenance and marketing. The development software chosen was Unity 3D, due to its reliability and extensive support for developing virtual and 3-D games. The project cost around $130,000 and was completed in May 2014. The client praised The Sound Pipe Media for their ability to explain complex technical concepts in an easily understandable way.

The Sound Pipe Media was tasked with creating a mobile app discovery platform for a Saudi startup. The platform was designed to recommend apps to users based on their preferences and to serve as an incubator for independent apps. The project included planning, wireframing, designing, development, maintenance, support, and hosting. The client chose native mobile app development for stability on iOS and Android devices. The project was completed in early September 2014 at a cost of around $120,000. The client commended The Sound Pipe Media for their impressive portfolio and client list.

The Sound Pipe Media developed a social networking app called Type for a UK startup. The app allows users to message anyone in their local area without needing to connect with them directly. The project included design, development, testing, and launch. The client selected iOS and Android devices for distribution to reach a wide audience of mobile users. The client was particularly impressed with The Sound Pipe Media's track record with social networking apps. The app was completed in March 2014 at a cost of around $30,000. The client appreciated The Sound Pipe Media's involvement from the beginning, transforming their idea into reality.