JhavTech Studios

This is an independent, not-for-profit organisation working to improve the way health technologies, medicines, and medical tests are prescribed and used. They had an application that helped people keep track of their medicine intake by providing reminders and important information about their prescribed medication.

The client wanted to revamp the experience for existing customers and also to expand their customer base. To achieve this, we had to update certain outdated libraries in their codebase. We also revamped their user registration and login process which was originally done using Webview. We managed to deliver a new application, even with the many challenges and within the timeframe required.

The law school at the university of Melbourne needed to replace their existing application to manage their courses and ongoing semester schedules better. The existing system, built on old technology, was falling apart and they were looking to upgrade the department management experience using modern technology.

The client now has a self-sustained system that is being used to manage their coursework and prospectus every semester. The outcome was fantastic and the clients are very happy with the product they received – a fresh new system that can be updated as well as all the documentation they needed to maintain it.

Our client wanted to make a simple and easy-to-use asset management application that would not inconvenience their normal working process. To achieve this, we needed a barcode scanner and a GPS locator portal together with a web portal to help track the overall life cycle of the cable drum.

Once the App went live, we also helped the customer migrate an existing set of assets that were to be in transit into the Drum Finder database. At the same time, we sent out communication to all potential users to start using the Drum Finder application for real-time tracking. This increased efficiency and accuracy in their asset management systems and provided them with insight into all the packages that were in transit. The folks at Drum Finder are very happy with the product and continue to work with Jhavtech.

We had the pleasure of building their e-commerce platform for curated art. The platform brings together buyers and sellers – one where artists put up digital artwork and buyers get their choice of categorised art.

In search of a cost-effective solution, we decided to use a well-supported open-source e-commerce platform so we could get a jump start into the development process, yet leave wiggle room for future customization in order to accommodate the ever-changing nature of the art world.

After plenty of research, we went with opencart and then customized the website, creating modules that fit in together perfectly to create a great artist and buyer experience. The project took off in 2015 and we continue to work on it to cater to the evolving needs of the client.

It makes us so proud to say that Art&Found attracted an exponential user base in the first year and was featured in articles from Young Turks, The Indian Express, CNBC, and many more. They got the attention of angel investors and procured a VC fund within the same year. They are currently valued at USD 2$M and are looking to further expand their business.

As the name suggests, this is a secure browser for students taking online and offline exams. For foolproof test-taking, the client wanted to regulate access to utilities and system functions, preventing application switching and unauthorised device resources being used during an assessment. The tool needed to be built out on all major platforms – Windows, Mac OS, iOS, Android, and Chromebook.

We decided to use the open-source Chromium project and it turned out to be an excellent choice due to its availability and timely updates on all the platforms we set out to build the tool for. It has been over 2 years since this tool was launched and it has steadily acquired popularity and success. Our client has been able to motivate more institutions to use their platform to improve security and efficiency for student evaluations.

This is the national digital teaching and learning repository, providing access to more than 20,000 resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum. We worked with them on a flash to HTML5 conversion project. We were asked to convert over 150 flash-based interactive games into HTML 5 so they can be accessible on all devices. These games needed to work in a self-contained package as well as in offline mode.

We used HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery to replicate the flash games. We also created reusable modules that could seamlessly function across games so we could reduce development time. For testing, we used Jira to manage any bugs and partnered with external testers to get the tasks done much faster.

L.VEY is an e-wallet that will ease the life of travellers in need of foreign currencies while travelling abroad. There is a Google and Apple app to help travellers easily get money with low fees.