Convex is a sales intelligence platform for commercial contractors: it uses property and equipment data to tell a sales team which buildings are worth a visit and why. Its product is called Atlas. CodigoDelSur built the iOS version end to end, from UX design through to App Store release, in about five months.
A commercial HVAC or roofing salesperson spends the day driving. The value of a sales intelligence product for that person is not the dashboard, it is knowing, while standing in front of a building, what equipment is on the roof, how old it is and who owns the property. That puts the whole product on a map and on a phone, working from a database assembled by machine learning, and quick enough to check between two appointments.
CodigoDelSur built the iOS version of Atlas end to end: the UX design, the map-first interface where properties and their equipment records surface by location, search and filtering across the dataset, the lead and account workflows a salesperson works through, and the release to the App Store. Behind it sits Convex's machine-learning equipment database, which is what turns a building on a map into a qualified prospect. Stack: Swift, iOS.
The iOS version of Atlas was delivered end to end, from UX design to App Store release, in about five months. Commercial contractors get property and equipment intelligence on the phone, in the field, drawn from a machine-learning equipment database.