mProfi
summary
We have delivered to our client a desktop application that was developed to help individuals create their own communication apps for internal usage. After a user created the application on the mProfi platform, our client received the necessary information to quickly develop a mobile app and upload it on Google Store or App Store. The whole process could take less than 2 hours. Using mProfi, people could create a dedicated application for mobile phones for their communities, employees, social groups, or any other reason with a one-time payment. Very often they were used as an alternative channels for communication among communities and worked as informative tools.
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aim & challenge
The aim was to create a brand new, unique on the market desktop application that would allow for quick application creation without the necessary knowledge. The challenge part came when developing a highly detailed framework for the application. It was necessary to store multiple templates that are ready to use and customized for every particular need. Additionally, the application had to be user friendly - for a non technical user to manage his requests, and at the same time allow for advanced personalization. On the other hand our client had to receive back a clear instructions on exactly what app must be uploaded to the store.
20 MIN
TO CREATE AN APP
60 MIN
TO UPLOAD ON PLAYSTORE
350+
APPLICATIONS DELIVERED
1,000,000
messages sent
15000
users
Technical approach
The main difficulty was inside the app optimization to handle all these messages. The administrators had access to the web app and could see all the messages. There was two-way communication. We designed an elastic app for quick and easy customization. The idea was to leave core functionality – sending messages and participating in the conversation for all the designs. A general order was customizable for all the remaining details like font types, sizes, colors, different layouts. The administrators had full control of how the application looked and how rich in functionalities it was.