Netguru

Temi is the sister company to Roboteam, a leading provider of unmanned ground vehicles. That is also the name of a cutting-edge personal assistant robot, labelled by the media as the equivalent of Amazon’s Alexa on wheels. Netguru joined temi to help the company to build a robot, envisioned to lead the market of home robotics.

To tackle the challenge of building a personal assistant robot from scratch, a lot of effort was put into research and testing. The goal was to find the best use-cases of architectures and technologies for temi. Our joint teams also had to handle voice recognition, video loads, and fast data processing in the cloud.

The personal assistant robot has received fantastic feedback from the first testers, industry experts and media outlets. Temi also gathered a round of applause in industry events in the US and Europe. 

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Solarisbank is the first banking platform for corporations and startups with a full banking license. This means they can build their own financial products using different ‘bricks’ provided by Solarisbank. This Berlin-based fintech company was looking for a team to build and support their product development in two main areas: debit card and consumer loans. But our cooperation was so much more. Netguru helped Solarisbank expand its API services; assembled and introduced a well-oiled, standalone team to work on a platform for handling debit cards (Ruby); and strengthened the team responsible for the consumer loan products engine (Elixir).

Now, Solarisbank is making waves at a pace rarely seen before in the financial industry.
It took them less than three years to build the platform, scale up a team, and raise almost €100m in funding rounds.

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Keller Williams is the world's biggest real estate franchise. They needed an exceptional tech partner to build the best AI-powered software in the industry. Since 2017, we have built together a series of AI-powered products from scratch - a CRM system, the Kelle personal assistant (aka "Siri for real estate"), a consumer app, and improved other core apps. Netguru also created a UX/UI style guide and design system. Our cooperation helped KW to grow into a technology company, building value with digital solutions. In 2019, "Fast Company" named KW the most innovative real estate company in the world.

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The Volkswagen Group is the largest automaker in the world. Netguru designed the UX and UI for the first Warsaw concept store of the company's flagship brand - Volkswagen Home.

The client set a clear goal: to design a compelling place that combines coziness and luxury. The Netguru team designed every step of the purchase process, including every possible interaction with customers, from arriving at the parking lot to coffee service and making the deal.

Volkswagen Home opened in October 2017, and without much promotion VW finalized five deals in the first month. The average sale price at VW Home is now 4-5k PLN higher than the average in traditional sales channels. Netguru's design helped double the sales of high-end car versions.

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Artemest is an e-commerce platform that connects customers with the most beautiful crafts from around Italy. Before contracting Netguru, Artemest was struggling with technical issues surrounding the project's online infrastructure.

The client needed a comprehensive review of their product. Another crucial step involved finding new ways of developing and upgrading Artemest's e-commerce platform. Netguru provided a full-stack solution to these problems.

Artemest has grown exponentially, building a community of artists and curators around its business. The platform has been featured in Forbes, The New York Times and Elle magazines.

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Shine is a self-care app that allows people to manage stress and practice mindfulness via motivational messages and self-improvement audio tracks. 

Since it was launched in December, we have been introducing new functionalities and fixing bugs.

We are responsible for mobile development and design. We chose React Native in order to be able to build an Android app on the basis of the iOS version later on.

The Daily Shine functionality offers empowering information with a link to a related article and check-ins for a positive recap of the day.

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Lisk is a platform for building blockchain applications. The startup from Zug, Switzerland, teamed up with us to design its user experience and user interface. Twelve Netguru designers were involved in the project. We organized a couple of on-site workshops and exchanged hundreds of wireframes and dozens of user testing reports. The effect is a modular and scalable design system and an extensive website redesign.

The founders of Newst.se wanted to disrupt very conservative processes in the industry and create a better environment for the three-part collaboration that is happening within the lease segment: real estate owners, consultants, and clients.

We helped Newst.se 
design a modern and intuitive UI that incorporates various business requirements into a coherent product. In order to do that the team used Scrum framework and followed the following steps:

- Defining the scope and designing a better hub for real estate representatives

- Making listings of premises much more intuitive and informative for potential tenants

- Building a scalable architecture with well-documented API accommodating for different data standards and formats

- Extensively testing the solution as part of our process (multiple points of inspection), internally (organising bug bashes) and with partners (alpha version)

- Making listings of premises much more intuitive and informative for potential tenants

- Building a scalable architecture with well-documented API accommodating for different data standards and formats

- Extensively testing the solution as part of our process (multiple points of inspection), internally (organising bug bashes) and with partners (alpha version)

Shepper is a tool for monitoring revenue-generating assets. It sends people ("Shepherds") to locations to check on the state of a property, car, or insurance claims.

The service began with two separate apps - a tool developed in-house for "Shepherds" and a third-party app for customers. The Netguru team was responsible for mobile development and designing a new app that would merge the two systems together and improve the overall user experience. In six months we built a React Native app from scratch.

The platform is gaining traction on the demanding B2B market with customers from over 12 countries, the main markets among them being the US, the UK, France, Italy, Spain, and Scandinavia. Over 100 corporations already use Shepper on a recurring basis. The startup is backed by Aviva Ventures.