Create your life list, set reminders and improve what matters the most so you can get busy living your very best life.We were approached by Jeremy Horne with an idea that we loved - an app that would truly help improve people’s lives, making them feel better and get more out of their day.We worked with Jeremy and co-founder Gareth to help them develop Thriverapp™.Today, the app is growing to become one of the most trusted and effective wellness and self-development communities globally.Jeremy Horne had put together a detailed stack containing designs and UX plans. Him and Gareth needed someone who could take those ideas and develop the mobile app for both iOS and Android, as well as provide all backend services. It was important that it would fit within their budget.They needed to build an app that they refer to as a “community-powered ultimate life list”. Its intention is to take bookmarks and socially-focused functionalities and combine them. Users can save anything from a good book to helpful software, leaving them with a source of all types of their favourite content. That way, they can apply the content to their day-to-day and hopefully lead better lives.The community aspect allows users to see products and content that others are using. In terms of functionality, it was fairly complex. The challenge was making something that’s complicated appear as simple as possible through the user experience.When we started working with Thriverapp™, we helped them optimise the user experience and ensure that the front- and backend would work together properly.Our main focal point was the mobile app development and backend services. We developed native iOS and Android apps in React Native, providing all the functionality expected in the original planning phases.

Meet Agnieszka, a law graduate, who was not happy with her figure. This seemingly insignificant problem turned out to be so serious for her that she decided to take charge of her life and change it for the better. During the several years Agnieszka spent working on herself, she helped many women, and achieved more than 50 thousand Instagram followers. Instagram, however, is not the best place to look for motivation. Filters and a huge number of photo-shopped pictures give a false image of how real life and real hard work that gets results look like.Our goal was to create a platform for people who want to change their lives through physical activity and proper diet, where they can share their results and get motivated with photos and content from other users. The content on the platform should be authentic, not subject to any filters, and show the “naked” truth. Simply - not create a false image of reality.We created a portal that allows users to efficiently view and add photos, grouped into well-defined categories so that all content is placed in the correct places. No mess, because order is the first step to improving your life.Agnieszka directed traffic from her channels to Fitpic.pl, which brought her over 2,000 registered users in less than a month. These users generate approximately 30,000 image views per day. The most important is that they are engaged users who really work on improving their lives, and fitpic is one of the key elements in their transformation.

Assemble has been “Awarded Top 10 Startup in the UK at Microsoft”. We had the pleasure to be part of this startup’s developers’ team and we helped them develop a web application.We started the implementation with the creation of project documentation, based on which we prepared the application architecture for easy planning, allocation and communication of tasks carried out by the team working in the field. The team we had joined was very flexible, so we had a lot of freedom in choosing the tools for building the application.After completing the project base, we passed on further development to the Assemble team.