Los Angeles software development & tech solutions

Our client, a well-known bariatric clinic, cared for 8,000 patients before and after surgery. Managing that growing community took too much staff time and manual work. The clinic needed simpler patient-doctor communication, clear progress tracking, and accurate medical records. It also needed to screen surgery candidates, manage appointments and travel, and connect with home scales.

Dosable needed to build a medication management platform from scratch. The goal was to connect doctors, patients, pharmacies, and vendors in one compliant workflow. Fragmented manual processes had to become a single system that could scale.

The startup "Howamigoing" set out to change how companies handle employee feedback. They had a strong foundation but needed expert help. They wanted a team to design new core features, manage their Google Cloud Platform infrastructure, build new GraphQL endpoints, and fix critical bugs.

Nativis Projex is a platform to buy and rent eco-friendly, sustainable homes. Its goal: a greener planet.

Recruiters face real problems when they evaluate candidates: little time, unconscious bias, and piles of resumes where only a few people are qualified. Speak_ is a startup out to change that. It uses artificial intelligence to evaluate every candidate quickly, accurately, and without bias.

Globeo provides corporate lodging for work crews across the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Managing reservations, client relationships, hotel partnerships, stay coordination, and invoicing took thousands of manual hours each month. The processes were slow, error-prone, and hard to scale. Globeo needed to automate its core operations and engage customers in real time.

The Professional Group Public Consulting, Inc. (PGPC) has served schools and public entities across Arizona for over a decade. Their legacy database system had become a problem. It was hard to maintain, expensive to run, and blocked new features. Users were frustrated with the poor interface and slow performance, and infrastructure costs kept rising.

Availyst set out to fix a common frustration: too many food delivery platforms, each with different prices, fees, and delivery times for the same restaurants. Users wasted time switching between DoorDash, UberEats, Grubhub, and Caviar just to find the best deal. Availyst needed a reliable platform that could pull real-time data from each delivery service. It had to compare prices and delivery options side by side, in a clean mobile app for both iOS and Android.