Yomba

Yomba was hired by a small app development company to create an iOS application. The application, called wish2wish, is a location-based bulletin board where users can post and browse posts from around the globe, as well as message each other directly. Yomba was chosen for their strong understanding of iOS native development and their attention to detail, which was vital for the graphics-rich app. The project, which cost $30,000, was completed successfully, with Yomba continuing to provide maintenance and updates as necessary.

For a photo booth company, Yomba developed software for a new, compact digital booth product. The company owner praised Yomba for their problem-solving skills and for making the app more streamlined and user-friendly. The software, which was built from scratch, creates GIFs, adds branding, and includes an admin area connected to a website. The project cost was under $10,000, and the company plans to work with Yomba again to add new features to the application.

In the case of an online dating platform, Yomba was contracted to build a minimum viable product for an iOS app. They developed both the frontend and the backend, which included a matching algorithm and a user admin. The app was built natively in Xcode, with the backend structured on Google’s Firebase platform and data processed through a JavaScript application in Heroku. Yomba was praised for their advanced abilities and conceptual understanding, delivering a quick, low-file-size site that provides efficient matches. The project cost over $20,000, and the work is ongoing.