WallTree

WallTree successfully completed an app development project for a software and game developer. The project, which began in 2014, involved creating a high-functioning iOS and Android app for the client's games. The client was pleased with WallTree's quality work, which was delivered at a reasonable price and with excellent ongoing support. The client has invested approximately $50,000 in the project and plans to continue working with WallTree on future developments.

In another project, WallTree provided project management and quality assurance for Softum, an Israeli-Ukrainian IT company. The project, which started around 2016, involved the development of a web platform and mobile application for an Israeli municipality. WallTree's expertise in this type of software was invaluable, and their ability to assist in Hebrew was an added advantage. The project, which cost around $20,000, was successful, and the collaboration between WallTree and Softum is ongoing, with two more projects in the Israeli space already underway.

WallTree also developed an augmented reality app for Zugara, a Los Angeles-based company specializing in computer vision, augmented reality, and pattern recognition. The app, developed for Windows, Android, and iOS, is used for remote breast cancer diagnostics. WallTree was the sole partner on this project and built the entire biometric-data application, which included sophisticated features like facial recognition functionality, application login, and pulse detection. The project, which started in January 2017, was soft-launched in June and has so far cost in the low six-figure range. The client was particularly impressed with WallTree's ability to provide their own technical opinions and challenge the client's decisions when necessary.