i25 Kia wanted a web app that didn’t just stand out but identified them as a whole new breed of car dealership. We worked with them to create the smoothest car-buying process around. 100% online.
Yes we did. We built a dating app. Sift allows singles to sort through potential matches based on the icons that express their interests. This app has an internal chat feature for when the communication really starts to heat up.
University of Denver wanted a fresh way to inform and connect the people who attended their summer events. We built them an app that both provides detailed information about events and an interactive game using campus-hidden QR Codes.
In the world of clinical trials building new software can be a daunting task. Fetchly built a mobile application and questionnaire designer that needed to comply with a hefty set of FDA regulations and work smoothly for patients.
We love beer, and more especially craft beer. Sadly, small brewers have long been missing a way to analyze the differences between batches. Fetchly worked alongside the Fermly founders to create an app that could change all that.
Sometimes we get to work with industries that are not typically known for exciting user interfaces. CattleSort is a great example of a project that brings ease-of-use and great design to a traditional industry. We also enjoyed seeing the baby cows.
The NoteHub is a productivity application for STEM teams built by Fetchly, it allows engineers, scientists and lab managers to organize work into time-stamped notebooks (for patent protection) as well as creating a platform for team note collaboration, commenting, and quick image and PDF previewing.
