WireCamp Interactive LLP
visit site- $10,000+
- 10 - 49 employees
- Bangalore, India
WireCamp Interactive LLP is a technology development company, established in 2015 in Bangalore, India. Their team of 12 employees specializes in UX/UI design, mobile app development, and web development.
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Common Project Size
$10K-$49K 3 projects
Clients
- Republic World
Highlights from Recent Projects
WireCamp Interactive LLP developed an online room booking system for a charity organization with 2,500 rooms available for guests. The system was developed using the web platform CouchDB. They also developed a website for the organization's guesthouse, which included several features, most notably a dashboard. The project was completed without any issues and the client was satisfied with the work done by the team of five people at WireCamp Interactive. The project lasted from November 2016 to June 2017 and the client spent between $10,000-$49,999 on their services.
In another project, WireCamp Interactive LLP developed a user-friendly mobile app for a firm that provides and manages outdoor football facilities. The app allowed users to book either the entire field or half of it, for specific times, and view scheduling and availability. They also developed a website for the firm. The project was completed in three months and the apps were submitted to Google Play and the App Store. The client was impressed with their innovative solutions and efficiency. The project cost about $27,000 and was completed in June 2018.
WireCamp Interactive LLP built a web platform for HealthSocho, a recommendation platform for alternative medicine. The platform was built from the ground up and included key functionalities like mapping of products and content based on treatments. The technologies used included the Aerospike database and Java Spring Data Elasticsearch. The client was satisfied with the work done by the team of four people at WireCamp Interactive. The project lasted from October 2016 to February 2017 and cost around $35,000.