RefreshMe

Business Problem

On-demand, massage apps exist in the UK and the USA. Skandinavia has a large market for massage services but no real-time on-demand massage app. RefreshMe fills that market. Open the app, tap a therapist, and book in a few short steps.

Our client came to us with a web-based, low-quality solution built by other developers. The developers had wasted three months of time and money and produced a non-functional single-page app.

Our offer

We'll build the app in three weeks at high-quality with all the features needed to be market-ready. We'll offer a hefty discount for a 5% stake since we believe in the product and the market fit.

The Result

We delivered an app that can show you local therapists in under half a second from a tap on the app icon. 
Features

• Purchase and book through the app via debit/credit card. (Vipps coming soon)
• Use and manage saved cards
• Message therapists or clients
• Set up a vendor account and become a therapist (vetted by us)
• Receive automatic payouts as a vendor.
• Manage your appointments and bookings.
• GDPR compliant with automatic deletion of user data.
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Our process

Firstly our UX team broke down the user journey and had a look at the overseas competition and how we could improve and leverage what they had learned.

Then we looked at what tech would be a good fit. We decided on:

• ElasticSearch for advanced searching
• Firestore for reliability and backup, 99.999% multi-regional SLA.
• Google Auth for managed security.
• Flutter for cross-platform app development; guarantees a high-quality mark. (Why Flutter is the only way to deliver great apps)
• Gitlab for build automation and automatic testing with Mac servers for automated iOS deployment.
• No-login until action approuch. Proven to increase sales.

The app was approved for both Apple and Google Play with no hiccups. Right now it's about to go though some heavy marketing provided by us.

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