Spiralogics

Spiralogics was hired by a consumer electronics firm to test their mobile applications, hardware device, and website. The company, which specializes in sports sensors and wearable technology, required fast and efficient quality assurance engineers to test their products across multiple languages and regulatory requirements. Spiralogics was chosen based on their professionalism and cost estimates from past projects. The project began in October 2019 and the final products were set to go live in December 2020. The team started with two Quality Assurance Engineers and eventually scaled up to four.

AdKaddy, an email management company, hired Spiralogics to rebuild their app from a hybrid base to native applications. The CEO of AdKaddy, Todd Furneaux, stated that they had staffed up with Spiralogics to execute all technology builds for the company. The goal was to move from a hybrid application to native applications and build out additional features and functionality in the app. Spiralogics was chosen after interviewing multiple vendors in Atlanta and offshore. The team was composed of multiple frontend engineers, backend engineers, and QA's.

The Archdiocese of Los Angeles hired Spiralogics to create a digital database for qualitative and quantitative data collection and aggregation. The goal was to create a one-stop-shop for key demographic information, academic, testing, and financial information, as well as qualitative data such as calls from parents and other systemic information. Spiralogics was chosen after a vetting process of six entities that could build the software from the ground up. The project began in August 2017 and is ongoing, with an investment of between $75,000–$100,000 on their services. The team was composed of a CEO, a lead programmer, and several developers and coders.