DealPop was a stealth "neighborhood deals" project from WhitePages when they came to us to design and develop their deal-a-day e-commerce platform. We worked closely with their existing team to rapidly build an application in Ruby on Rails that would get their idea to market in just three short months.

In record time we helped them launch a web application that would bring great deals from the most popular places to eat, shop and have fun. We worked on every aspect from the initial design brainstorming, to system architecture, to front and backend development.

We continued to closely work with the DealPop team after the project launch, iterating based on site usage, feedback and clients business goals.

Collaborating with the DealPop team on such a critical project gave us the opportunity to deliver a stable and scalable Rails application in a remarkably short time span that would go on to receive national attention and direct interest from leading investors. DealPop was acquired by Tippr merely one year after their initial launch.

Homezada's home management software is a complete solution to the dispersed files, incomplete records and scattered maintenance reports that plague homeowners everywhere.

With Homezada you can easily document all the possessions in your home, track the value of assets and household improvements, access an ongoing library of to-do maintenance items and maintain checklists of seasonal projects. The application will even remind you when it’s time to update air filters and schedule maintenance.

Homezada approached us to draft the wireframes, design the user flow and refine the user experience for their software. Our design team worked closely with Homezada’s existing internal Rails development team to deliver an engaging and intuitive user experience and to help stylize it with the Rails application.

Betterfly connects talented individuals directly with people who need their skills, empowering people to better themselves and others. The Betterfly community is comprised of people who believe in the power of "better" and are redefining the ways in which people find and connect with experts in any number of fields.

Betterfly came to us for direction on updating their existing design to further engage and serve their users. Our design team helped them rethink everything about their site from content and layout to strategies for products and custom profiles.

With a clear understanding of the Betterfly vision we created a fresh user interface, intuitive layout, and bright, modern visuals that would enhance the user experience.

Intridea was tasked with designing & developing HowAboutWe.com, a new type of dating site where users both propose and are asked out on creative date ideas. Intridea worked hard to wireframe, design, and code a fully-polished site with user interfaces common to many larger social networks. Behind the scenes, a robust backend CMS was developed to allow the clients to manage the site's content in the future. HowAboutWe.com had its beta launch in New York City, with plans of expanding its terrific dating model to other cities across the USA.

The Meeting Board aims to make your town a more awesome place to live by facilitating communication and interaction in your community through an online town bulletin board. It is a local events and social networking website that connects you with everyone who lives in your community.

We worked with The Meeting Board team on everything from discovery and design to development and deployment. Our Design team kicked things off with a fresh, intuitive UI design; our development team used Ruby on Rails to create the main application and customized Solr to develop a powerful search feature with a geolocation component for the application.

OmniAuth is a Ruby authentication framework aimed to abstract away the difficulties of working with various types of authentication providers. It is meant to be hooked up to just about any system, from social networks to enterprise systems to simple username and password authentication.

Michael Bleigh was inspired to create OmniAuth after working with various authentication solutions that made too many assumptions about how he wanted to handle authentication in his applications. Today, OmniAuth powers authentication for over 2000 applications on the web.