What was the scope of their involvement?
BoostHigh built the web application with a Symfony backend. They used JavaScript and PHP for the frontend. We prepared the use cases and they worked in agile through a series of five milestones. The team prototyped each component of the software—which included a video recording system—before making the final delivery. The custom software ran on Linux and was based on the Qt framework.
What is the team composition?
We interacted with the project manager and a system architect. The latter focused on use cases and technical implementations.
How did you come to work with BoostHigh?
I met Mariusz (Co-Founder and CEO, BoostHigh) 6–7 years ago while managing a course for startups. He had just completed the program and wanted to establish a company. Later, we met and discussed the possibility of collaborating, starting our partnership a month later.
How much have you invested with them?
The preparation and use cases cost $30,000. We then spent $50,000 on the project’s subsequent stages.
What is the status of this engagement?
We started partnering with BoostHigh over four years ago, but this project lasted from February–October 2018.
BoostHigh met expectations for quality and functionality. The final delivery was timely and on budget. Although some challenges arose during regression testing, the partnership was efficient and enjoyable. The team’s collaborative approach and exhaustive documentation enhanced results.