Twenty Ideas

Twenty Ideas was hired by Comingle, a mutual-aid platform, to develop a functional MVP from a prototype design. The project involved setting up a backend infrastructure, a member database, Plaid integration, and an API connection to both a user-facing and admin-facing interface. The second phase of the project was focused on extending the API, creating a custom pledge-distribution algorithm, and devising tactics for dealing with edge-cases. The Comingle team worked with a project manager, 1 - 3 dedicated back-end developers, a front-end developer, and had anytime access to the CEO and two full-stack engineers. The team was satisfied with the work done by Twenty Ideas.

UBI Calculator, an online tool for understanding the economics behind universal income policies, engaged Twenty Ideas to design and develop their website from scratch. The website was an interactive tool that performed a lot of calculations. The project team consisted of developers, designers, and a project manager. The project, which ran from May to August 2019, cost approximately $70,000. The project is currently on pause, but Twenty Ideas continues to provide hosting services.

Twenty Ideas was contracted by TrueMotif, a company that encourages healthy behaviors to prevent costly disease outcomes, to build the MVP for GrowMotif. The team from Twenty Ideas consisted of 6-10 employees. GrowMotif, the initial prototype, focuses on increasing healthy behaviors during prenatal and immediate post-natal periods to reduce NICU admissions and improve parent and infant health. TrueMotif selected Twenty Ideas due to their high ratings, good value for cost, great culture fit, and company values alignment. The team was satisfied with the work delivered by Twenty Ideas.