MadFish.Solutions is a software development company experienced in Blockchain and JS web. We offer full-cycle development (discovery phase and business analysis, software architecture and development, project management, QA, support and launching).
Our company has been founded in 2018. In this short time, we have gained the trust of Tezos, Ukrainian government enterprises and many other partners from around the world.
Our team has won several international blockchain hackathons (Tezos Hackathon and Uton Hack European Hackathon in 2019) and the biggest Ukrainian blockchain hackathon (Blockchain UA) for three times (ones in 2018 and twice in 2019).
We always build our development processes based on customers’ business goals.
Partnership model:
time and materials
fixed price
dedicated team
Blockchain development - we're experienced in development wallets, atomic swaps, mining pools, payment solutions, exchange systems and many other blockchain solutions. But our main advantage is displayed in our motto: “Mad ideas implemented wisely”- which means we aren't afraid of the implementation of any ideas.
Our blockchain expertise:
CRM\ERP\web development - we offer detailed research of all business processes in your company, high-quality automatization to optimize your business, support and user training.
For web and mobile development, we offer consulting, end-to-end development, design and support.
Our web, mobile and software expertise:
Discovery
R&D and technology innovation
Blockchain development
Web and mobile development
Software engineering
Hardware engineering
Technology consulting
Design
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Many foreigners from Asia and Eastern Europe come to Germany for treatment. In this case, an interpreter helps to interact with the patients. Our goal was to reduce time when an interpreter is needed, thus reducing costs and making medical tourism to Germany more accessible. Because we fully understand, that the diagnostic and treatment process is too important to be automated by the mobile app, we decided to improve domestic communication. We also had to take in a record the limited possibilities of patients during hospitalization, as well as not high enough level of immersion in modern technologies.
We have developed a cross-platform mobile application (PWA), which contains a full list of possible patient requests to the medical staff, also made as a straightforward interface for use as possible, and introduced the ability to control the voice system in more than 10 languages if the patient's movements are limited. That's how the patient can easily communicate with the doctors or nurses without any problems.
