We build products for other companies. Which means that when a product does well, the press writes about the product, and nobody calls the people who wrote the code. We are collecting the coverage anyway, with a note on each story about what CodigoDelSur actually built. Between them, these ran in The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, CNBC, Forbes, Bloomberg Law, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, Fox News, CBS News, USA Today and TED.
We don't work for that but... Look mom we are on TV !!!!
The documentary is about the first MoviePass. CodigoDelSur built both apps for the relaunch that came after it.
Uplift let travelers finance a trip at booking instead of on a credit card. CodigoDelSur worked on its iOS and Android apps.
The Meet Group shipped Blind Date across Skout, MeetMe and Tagged. CodigoDelSur built the Skout iOS app it sits on.
CodigoDelSur worked on DroneDeploy's flight apps from 2015 through the $35M Series D. Same product, same apps at the front of it.
CodigoDelSur worked on Litify's web app, React on Salesforce Lightning. This is the $50M round from Tiger Global.
CodigoDelSur built BikeLite's Android app and Ruby on Rails backend: safer routes, and a light that talks to the phone.
CodigoDelSur worked on the parts of the Emeritus course students touch daily. TechCrunch covered the $40M Series C.
CodigoDelSur built Grubhub's white-label restaurant apps. More than a hundred restaurants launched on that codebase.
CodigoDelSur did the iOS development for Mathspace, adaptive maths software from Australia. Its CEO Mohamad Jebara, on TED.
CodigoDelSur built the apps behind DroneDeploy's safety checks and flight logs. CNBC ranked it 25th on its first Upstart 25 list.
TechCrunch on the $20M Series B, at 5 million acres mapped. Every one of those acres was flown from an app CodigoDelSur built.
MIT, Tuck and Columbia went online with Emeritus. CodigoDelSur worked on the platform itself, Rails and React.
CodigoDelSur built Kindara's iOS app in Objective-C and Swift. This is the round that paid for the Wink thermometer.
CodigoDelSur built DroneDeploy's iOS and Android flight apps on the DJI SDK. The Post covered what it meant for farmers.
CodigoDelSur built Kindara's iOS app, where reading your own chart is the whole product. CNN covered the method behind it.
Wink is Kindara's wireless thermometer. CodigoDelSur built the Bluetooth layer, because nobody types anything at 6am.
CodigoDelSur built Skout's iOS app: location, push, and holding up tens of millions of downloads without falling over.
Shake your phone, match with a stranger across the planet. CodigoDelSur built Skout's iOS app and its location discovery.
Our founder and CEO Nicolas Amarelle on the five mistakes that sink product development, republished by Founder Institute.
The press writes about the product. The case studies are about the work: what the brief was, what we built, and what it runs on.
