Interexy’s Case Studies of Mobile & Web Development

Interexy’s outstaffed developers took part in front- and back-end development for Paired, a mobile game that connects Canadians through live, weekly puzzle challenges for cash prizes.

HeyHeyHey is a new type of social connection app aimed at improving social network and dating app experiences by focusing on three separate communities: Friend, Flirt, and Fun.

Penn Vet is a brand-new veterinarian application that we developed from scratch to help the client realize his idea for further usage. The app is designed for animal shelters that constantly struggle with documentation. It contains all the needed features to make the work of shelters easy and convenient.

After a bad development team, Natalie Blackburn came to Interexy, and she first wanted us to just review the app they crafted. However, we quickly realized that the app lacked functionality, and we decided to create a new one from scratch. The CookBook has to become her main income, so we started the development as soon as possible.

While there are many popular applications where people can share news about their life, like Instagram and Telegram, they are not made with teens in mind. Most of these platforms lack confidentiality, smooth workflow, and simplicity, as they are intended for people of all ages and have no barriers.