WE MAKE YOUR DREAMS
COME TRUE.
We are a team of developers, designers, and strategic thinkers that will work alongside your business to help you create amazing software.
What we do
Product Design
We work alongside your business to help you design your app and get a prototype in front of real end users. Then we help you break the design into tasks that any development team can execute and give you an idea of how long it will take and how much it will cost.
Web Development
We create powerful web based applications and APIs. We make sure these apps are well tested and stable and iterate on your ideas. We use well established web frameworks like Lavarel and Vue.js to make sure your app is solid and extensible.
Mobile and Desktop Development
We can create apps for iOS and Android as well as desktop applications (Mac and Windows). As much as possible, we utilize web technology for this (Electron, Nativescript, Ionic) to ensure that one codebase can work across platforms.
Our Tools
Laravel
Our backend framework of choice. Laravel helps us quickly create the APIs and forms that serve as the backbone for all of our applications.
Vue
Vue is a front-end Javascript framework that is both powerful and approachable. We use Vue to create beautiful and useful UIs.
Electron
Electron allows us to turn our web apps into powerful desktop applications that can run on Mac, Windows and Linux.
Ionic
Ionic empowers us to create iOS and Android apps using the same languages and tools we use for the web.
Who we are
Ryan Hayden
Luke Miller
Dan Bzrovski
Lucian Brodoceanu
Martin Bzurovski
Juan Vargas
Diego Rychtenberg
Recent Posts
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The Secret Powers Of Ugly Sketches At buildonline.co, we are big believers in the power of low-fi, hand-drawn wireframes and UX sketches. As part of our discovery
The Martian (and our Company’s Wild Launch)
There is a scene in the The Martian movie that I’ve thought a lot about lately. Matt Damon’s character is stranded on Mars for years
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