Steelkiwi by Globaldev

Our client from a fast food restaurant chain decided to change the business logic of their loyalty system in Europe. Previously, every European country fast food restaurant operated in had its own app for its loyalty program, with unique offers and discounts. But as the number of restaurants started to grow, it became challenging to manage all of these apps. This is why top managers decided to develop a single app for the entire European market.

In close cooperation with our client’s development team, we created a loyalty app for iOS and Android that caters to European users.  

We built native Android and iOS apps. We used Kotlin for Android development and followed clean architecture principles. For the iOS app, we used Swift and implemented a service-oriented architecture. 
 

Implemented features

• Login
• Invite friends
• Pre-order food
• Offer details
• Digital loyalty card
• Find the nearest restaurant
• Customize orders
• History

Our client is an Australian firm that advises on investments, retirement and wealth management, estate management, income and cashflow strategies, insurance and lending, and portfolio construction. The company has 300 advisors serving more than 10,000 clients out of 27 offices around several states including Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, the Australian Capital Territory, South Australia, and Tasmania. 

The client tasked Steelkiwi with designing the product’s user interface and user experience (UI/UX), updating the frontend code, refactoring the existing backend code, and building new CRM modules.

We created a custom CRM system web app that allows our client's firm to collect, arrange, and manage client data in a single place, optimize sales and marketing processes, evaluate sales performance, and get detailed insights into client behavior. 

The client's team consists of around 300 advisors in various departments. With such a large number of employees, we had to create multiple user roles and permissions. To do so, we organized employees into groups, with every employee being in at least one group. Access levels are defined for groups. Additionally, we included a super user role that has wide-reaching powers and permission to do anything in the system.

We started to work with the company in 2019 and are now continuing to develop new functionality as well as improve current features.

Damien Toulouse, the owner of a Vietnamese restaurant in Brussels called Can Tho, wanted to create a restaurant with an innovative user experience to attract customers and grow brand loyalty, taking a waiter- and cash-free approach.Damien contacted us with an idea to build an application for the kiosks that would automate business processes at their restaurant. These kiosks would offer self-service ordering and a point of sale system.

We developed an application for five self-ordering kiosks to help Can Tho serve customers faster and the restaurant's staff use their time more efficiently. Each Can Tho kiosk consists of a table, payment terminal, and wireless printer so customers can browse the menu, order, customize dishes, pay for an order, and get a receipt in one place. 

Øivind Husby came up with the idea of Hoopit ― a children’s sports management platform ― when he ran into difficulties managing his kids’ sports activities. He decided to build an app to make it easier for parents and sports organizations to manage activities and communicate. 

To make his idea a reality, Øivind hired two student developers in the city where he lives. After around two years of development, the Hoopit team found themselves in need of help and were looking for a development partner. They came to Steelkiwi and asked us to fully refactor the applications and build the Hoopit mobile and web apps.

The first thing we did was refactor and optimize the existing code. Once we were finished with that, we moved to the actual development. In cooperation with the Hoopit development team, we built native apps for iOS and Android as well as a web app. 

The client, manager at a UK GP Clini, decided to go in a new business direction. He had an idea for a platform where users could purchase medical test kits and have them delivered right to their door with everything needed for the test. With this in mind, he came to Steelkiwi.

We created an ecommerce healthcare website for Atruchecks from scratch. We also developed independent doctor, lab, and patient portals. During development, we followed privacy and security standards. 

The Atruchecks platform allows patients to learn all necessary information about medical testing kits, buy those kits, store and view test results, and have doctors review these results.

The founder of Snaapy asked us to create a platform for promoting small and medium-sized offline businesses – from hair salons and barbershops to car rental agencies to pet care services. 

We needed to create both web and mobile applications as well as a comprehensive admin panel. This client-oriented system would let users book appointments with service providers for flexible or fixed timeslots according to their needs. Clients would also be able to leave comments and rate businesses.

Michael Milo, the founder and director of Milo Productions, came to SteelKiwi with an idea for a family-oriented platform focused on English-speaking Muslim children. This platform, Muslim Kids TV, would be a place for them to watch cartoons and play games while learning about their religion and culture. Milo Productions specializes in producing educational Muslim TV shows for children, and their work is popular and appreciated all over the world. Creating Muslim Kids TV to distribute and monetize their content was a natural next step.

Muslim Kids TV gives Muslim children a voice in the online world, cultivates a community celebrating Muslim beliefs, provides positive role models, and educates as well as entertains.