Elinext

We came to Elinext with an early concept for a social media event intelligence platform — no architecture, no ML roadmap, just a problem to solve. We built the logic together: 30+ data sources, event signal detection, classification and clustering. Alexey, their IT Director, was in those conversations from day one. Six months to MVP, 15,000 users four months after launch.

Our experience with Elinext was positive from the start actually. The team we worked with was approachable, easy to communicate with, and quick to understand our needs. They built the Punch Guide app to run across iOS, Android, and web, while also supporting multiple languages and flexible unit conversions. We always felt aligned with them, and they were open to feedback and adjustments. The outcome overall exceeded our initial expectations as we finally got a reliable tool that simplifies complex punching calculations, adds convenience for users, and works smoothly across platforms.

We met Elinext at an industry roadshow and decided to switch to them after struggling with our previous dev team. They cleaned up the legacy architecture, improved performance, and built a scalable AWS-based backend. Agile sprints and daily calls kept things on track, and their lead dev tried to align with our internal planning which a good thing. They also developed a customizable, multilingual payment widget and admin portal with role-based access. Over time, they helped us reach a product state that’s secure, flexible, and future-ready.

Working with Elinext was smooth from start to finish. They quickly understood the technical and user requirements of the drone control app, including advanced features like live streaming, VR support, and hardware integration. Their team built a stable, responsive app that performs well in real-world conditions. They communicated progress clearly, stayed on schedule, and proactively solved challenges related to Bluetooth, video latency, and social integration. We appreciated their structured approach and ability to work with both software and hardware constraints.