We build web and mobile applications. Technology is our love, designing for people our passion.

Customer need
DNA, one of the leading operators in Finland, wanted to bring in new sticky services to retain their customers. Phone numbers had just gotten interchangeable between different operators and customers had therefore started changing operators very fast. Due to scarce internal resources, DNA wanted to find a company capable of taking end-to-end responsibility of the task.

Our solution
We created the concept, user interface design and implementation for a private photo sharing service. The service is easy to use and stores the photos safely. Flickr took a hint of this and brought their own service soon after, with also the public sharing options.

When: 2007
Technologies: Ruby on Rails

Learn more on albumi.dnainternet.fi

Customer need
Suomen Yrittäjät (the Federation of Finnish Enterprises) needed to renew their service of buying and selling small companies. They searched for a partner to help them create a cloud-based service that enables aggregation of listings from several similar services and provides the combinations of listings to external services.

Our solution
We helped the customer design the actual concept and created a versatile solution that helped reduce the time spent on administration significantly on the customer side.

Technologies: ASP.NET MVC

Learn more on yritysporssi.yrittajat.fi

Customer need
Rubberduck Media Lab provides end-to-end mobile TV services for their customers such as T-Mobile, o2 Ireland, Elisa, Telenor, and MTV Nordic. Rubberduck needed a reliable partner to develop their business critical mobile TV-clients.

Our solution
We helped Rubberduck gain a wide customer coverage by developing mobile clients for multiple platforms: iPhone, Symbian, and Java ME. Rubberduck mobile TV is now used by hundreds of thousands of people, and Rubberduck app for iPhone ranks as a Top 5 App in App Store Germany during 2009-2010.

Technologies: Symbian, Java, iPhone

Learn more on www.rubberduckmedialab.com

Customer need
Brightkite company, situated in Silicon Valley, needed a competent tech partner to build a new mobile client in order to provide their location based social media application also for Nokia phone users.

Our solution
We helped the customer broaden their customer base, enabling them to gain tens of millions new potential users. The customer was very happy about our work and results. And we were happy to join the development of the world’s first location based service in social media.

Technologies: Symbian, WRT Widget

Learn more on brightkite.com

Customer need
Wellness Foundry is an innovative Finnish-American start-up providing a tool for nutrition coaching. The tool relies heavily on mobile usage, and Wellness Foundry therefore needed to get their client on as many mobile platforms as possible.

Our solution
We provided Wellness Foundry with our versatile selection of professionals and created clients for Java ME, Android, iPhone, and Blackberry.

Technologies: Java, Objective-C

Learn more on meallogger.com

Customer need
Amazon wanted to make their audiobook service mobile. No one in the world had done a streaming service in the constrained Java Midlet mobile platforms before. Amazon got a hint of us from one of our satisfied previous customers and called for help.

Our solution
After a few days of prototyping we could confirm that the implementation was possible, and the real implementation project was launched. As we were right on the edge of the technical capabilities of the phones, we had to learn the phone peculiarities by heart. The effort was awarded by a quality consumer product, which was pre-installed on the phones of four different handset manufacturers.

Technologies: J2ME

Learn more on www.audible.com

Customer need
MTV3 wanted to extend their Elixir service beyond TV onto the internet.

Our solution
Our agile team made it possible to launch a popular service as a premium cross-platform web service that has since gathered over 10 000 paying web users.

Technologies:  Java/open source components

Learn more on www.elixir.fi