Tinderhouse

Tinderhouse was hired by Cembrit, a Danish fiber cement building product manufacturer, to develop a mobile visualization tool. This tool was designed to allow residential building owners and builders to visualize how changing the weatherboard color would affect the overall appearance of a property. The app consisted of six typical UK housing types, each with 20 color options available in their weatherboard range. Tinderhouse successfully delivered the app, which was used at the National Homebuilding and Renovation show, and provided clear instructions on how to download and use the app to the sales force.

Stay On Route, a company focused on making travel more accessible for the visually impaired or blind, hired Tinderhouse to build the first version of their app for iOS devices. The app was designed to notify users about when their destination is approaching. The scope of the project was to build an iOS version of a location-based alarm system app. Tinderhouse was chosen for their experience in map-based apps and their locality. They successfully developed the app, which included 16 separate pages and was ready to be reviewed and launched on the App Store.

A baby weaning startup hired Tinderhouse to redesign and develop their mobile app. The initial app lacked many important features and had become dated. The goal of the project was to improve user experience and provide them with new features and fresh content every week. Tinderhouse successfully moved the app recipes from the old app to a newly designed, user-friendly app. They also created a CMS which linked to the new app, allowing the client to update it themselves. An in-app purchase function was also added, meeting the client's business needs.