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We had a chance to speak to Rogier Keemink from Hocoma about Valedo, the award winning app for back health and pain reduction. Could you share a challenging factor of the development or marketing process? With any kind of software development, the most challenging factor is the compatibility of the software with the hardware/operating system. Especially when you want to connect sensors with a device (tablet,smartphone) etc. Due to our astonishing team, we overcame these hurdles and su...
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We had a chance to speak to RJay Haluko, the Creative Director at Local Wisdom about Weatherwise Could you share a challenging factor of the development or marketing process?Weatherwise was very challenging to develop since it has many moving parts. It looks deceptively simple, but under the hood its a full video game engine parsing weather data. Additionally we built a full store with almost 100 themes. The most complex part are the tools we built to allow artists to create themes easily. Our theme...
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We had a chance to speak to Nathan Adam Rzeppa from love & nate about MyLapse Could you share a challenging factor of the development or marketing process?The reminders were very finicky as was dealing with the fact that every phone has a different camera and RAM capability. With all the different screen resolutions it was also challenging finding the correct size silhouette for the facial outline which puts the users face in the correct position. On one phone it would be great and then testi...
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We had a chance to speak to Merilee Kern, the Owner at KidsMakingHealthyChoices.com about Kids Making Healthy Choices Could you share a challenging factor of the development or marketing process?Trying to get this APP adeopted by school systems as part of their health and/or P.E. curriculum.Do you plan on releasing your app to other platforms as well?If it performs well will develop an Android versionIf you could describe your app in ONE word, what would it be and why?NecessaryWere there any unexpec...
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We had a chance to speak to Saranya, the Application developer at Contus Support Interactive Private Limited about Contus Trim and ToneCould you share a challenging factor of the development or marketing process?The challenging aspect of this app was to make sure that users with the help of 'Tone Mixer' can mix any number of songs effortlessly.Do you plan on releasing your app to other platforms as well?Currently this app is released in android. In future we are planning to release this app in iOS/Windows...
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We had a chance to speak to Aaron Humphreys, the Senior UX Designer at The App Developers about 30 Day Fitness ChallengesCould you share a challenging factor of the development or marketing process?This project being cross-platform, the challenges that arose was really to think about the differences between iOS and Android users, how those interfaces differ and what behavioural patterns we could utilise in our designs.Do you plan on releasing your app to other platforms as well?For the moment, we're concen...
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We spoke with Mateus Chepp Marques, Marketing Executive of Nodo about Urbotip. What was your main objective or motivation for creating your mobile app?In Brazil there is a big issue involving communication between the population and the government. Our objective was to take it to the next level in terms of technology, innovation and interaction.If you could describe your app in ONE word, what would it be and why?Participative! Why? Because with people, the tool is pointless. The objective of the a...
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Interview with Michael from Foodler 1.    What was your main objective or motivation for creating the Foodler mobile app? Our objective was primarily to be where our users wanted us to be. As people continue to go mobile, they almost expect a mobile app to be readily available. Our audience sort of demanded it overtime and it was something we really wanted to do for them as well. We wanted the Foodler app to be an all inclusive platform to discover new restaurants, or even being pla...
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We had the privelage to spend some time talking to Ryan Hanna from Sworkit1. What was your main objective or motivation for creating the Sworkit Pro mobile app? To create a workout app that can be used anywhere, anytime, and eliminates all excuses not to workout. 2. If you could describe the Sworkit Pro app in ONE word, what would it be and why? Motivating 3. What is the coolest or most innovative feature of Sworkit Pro? The ability to create custom workouts with full control o...
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