# Commit
Commit Reviews (4), Pricing, Services & Verified Ratings

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Commit is a global tech services company with offices in New York, Israel, and Ukraine. The company was founded in 2005 and has delivered over 1,200 projects with a team of 600+ multidisciplinary innovation experts who serve a broad range of companies from small startups to large enterprises in multiple business sectors including Finance, Healthcare, Consumer Goods, MarTech and more.

Commit offers innovative, end-to-end, cutting edge technology solutions by developing custom software and IoT platforms for clients looking to build their next gen product. Launched in Q4 2021 in response to the rapidly escalating job supply requirements, Commit's new Cloud of People team-building solution applies the rapid scalability and flexibility seen in cloud technology to provide a risk-free method of quickly building successful development project teams in less than two weeks. Additionally,Commit’s complete and comprehensive engineering powerhouse of resources and proprietary Flexible R&D™ methodology helps transform their clients’ technology vision into high-quality products while reducing costs and improving time-to-market. Due to its ability to rapidly scale resources based on project needs, Commit benefits larger customers who can manage staffing more efficiently, while 91% of the startup projects it engages launch successfully into their market. Areas of expertise include Software, IoT, Mobile Apps, and Big Data.

## Company Information
- Minimum project size: $50,000+
- Hourly rate: $50 - $99
- Number of employees: 250 - 999
- 1 Locations:
  - New York, NY (Headquarters)

- Founded in 2005



## Services, Focus Areas, Industries, and Clients

### Service Lines

- 30% Custom Software Development

- 30% IoT Development

- 25% Mobile App Development

- 15% BI & Big Data Consulting & SI


### Focus Areas

- Mobile Focus:
    - 100% Business Intelligence Mobile App Development

- BI & Big Data Focus:
    - 80% Marketing analytics
    - 20% Other BI & analytics

- Application Platforms:
    - 40% Amazon Application Development Framework
    - 40% Azure Platform
    - 20% Google app engine

- Mobile Platforms:
    - 40% Android App Development
    - 30% iPad iOS App Development
    - 30% iPhone iOS App Development

- BI & Big Data Solutions:
    - 40% Hadoop
    - 30% Microstrategy BI & data solutions
    - 30% MongoDB

- Frameworks and CMS:
    - 20% .NET
    - 20% Angular
    - 20% NodeJS
    - 20% Oracle Application Development Framework
    - 20% React

- Programming & Scripting:
    - 20% Python
    - 20% SQL
    - 15% C
    - 15% C#
    - 15% C++
    - 15% Java


### Industries

- 18% Consumer products & services

- 5% Media

- 5% Gaming

- 18% Financial services

- 18% Advertising & marketing

- 5% Hospitality & leisure

- 18% Medical

- 5% Education

- 8% Manufacturing


### Clients

- 35% Small Business (<$10M)

- 55% Midmarket ($10M - $1B)

- 10% Enterprise (>$1B)


## Pricing Snapshot

Average rating for cost based on this provider's reviews: 3.8 out of 5


**What Clients Have Said** *(This summary is based on verified Clutch reviews.)*:

Commit offers flexible pricing models, with projects ranging from $18,000 for MVP development to larger scale projects. Clients appreciate their strong engagement and expertise, noting that costs are transparent and manageable, even as project complexities increase.


**Most Common Project Size**: $10,000 to $49,000 based on 1 review
*(Pricing information for this provider is based on reviews where the project size was available.)*

### Pricing by Service

- Custom Software Development: Confidential based on 2 reviews

- Web Design: $10,000 to $49,000 based on 1 review

- Web Development: $10,000 to $49,000 based on 1 review

- UX/UI Design: Confidential based on 1 review

- Mobile App Development: Confidential based on 1 review



## Reviews

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### Commit Review Insights

Overall Review Rating: 5.0
- Quality: 4.9
- Schedule: 4.9
- Cost: 3.8
- Willing to Refer: 5.0



### Top Mentions

- Communicative (3 mentions)

- Unique expertise (2 mentions)

- Detail-oriented (1 mentions)

- Flexible (1 mentions)

- Great team (1 mentions)

- High-quality work (1 mentions)

- Team players (1 mentions)

- Translate ideas into products (1 mentions)

- Understands their clients' needs (1 mentions)

- Well-organized projects (1 mentions)



### Review Highlights

**Effective Communication and Engagement**
Clients consistently praised Commit for their excellent communication and high engagement levels. They are described as flexible, approachable, and responsive, facilitating smooth collaboration and problem-solving.

**On-Time and On-Budget Deliveries**
Commit has a strong track record of delivering projects on time and within budget. Clients noted that initial launches and subsequent enhancements were accomplished as planned, contributing to overall client satisfaction.

**Long-Term Partnership Potential**
Clients expressed a willingness to re-engage with Commit for future projects, indicating high satisfaction and trust in their capabilities. This suggests strong potential for long-term partnerships.

**Innovative Solutions for Complex Problems**
Commit has been successful in delivering innovative solutions for complex problems, such as digitizing malls to compete with online commerce. Their ability to create sophisticated, user-friendly applications was highly valued.

**Challenges with Pricing for Startups**
One client noted that while Commit provided excellent architectural planning, the cost for MVP development exceeded their budget. This suggests that Commit's services, while high-quality, may be expensive for early-stage startups.

**Few Areas for Improvement**
Clients had very few areas for improvement to suggest for Commit. The minor issues mentioned were mostly related to project cost management and occasional strong opinions during discussions, which were managed professionally.

**Comprehensive Architectural Planning**
Commit excels in creating detailed architectural plans that meet client requirements. They take the time to understand business needs and customer responses, resulting in well-thought-out designs and system architectures.

**Occasional Project Delays**
There were instances where Commit's deliverables were delayed, particularly near the end of the year. However, these delays did not significantly impact the clients' overall plans, indicating a generally reliable but not perfect timeline adherence.

**High Expertise and Quality Work**
Multiple reviews highlight Commit's high level of expertise and quality of work, particularly in frontend development and UI/UX design. Clients appreciated their technical skills and ability to deliver complex projects successfully.

**Commitment to Understanding Client Needs**
Commit's teams are noted for taking the time to deeply understand client business objectives and customer experiences. This commitment leads to better-aligned solutions that meet both business and user needs.


### Commit Reviews


#### Custom Software Dev for Commercial Insurance Startup
**The Project**
- Services: Custom Software Development
- Project size: Confidential
- Project length: Jan. 2021 - Ongoing

**Project Summary**: Commit is the primary development partner of a commercial Insurance startup. They started the project with UI/UX design through Adobe XD and Miro, and are now providing backend development using React JS.


**Review Rating**: 5.0
- Quality: 5.0
- Schedule: 5.0
- Cost: 5.0
- Willing to Refer: 5.0

**The Reviewer**
CTO, Commercial Insurance startup
- Industry: Financial services

- Client size: 11-50 Employees
- Review Type: Online Review
- Verified

**The Review** — Jul 20, 2022

**Feedback Summary**: Commit's initial deliverable was accomplished on time and on budget, much to the client's delight. The team continues to provide their technical design prowess, and internal stakeholders are particularly impressed with heir flexibility and agility.
""We find the team on the ground to be highly engaged and excellent communicators.""

**BACKGROUND**
Please describe your company and your position there.

I'm CTO for a Commercial Insurance startup

**OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE**
For what projects/services did your company hire Commit, and what were your goals?

We were building an MVP for a complex Insurance workflow platform, which brought together numerous backend services into a single easy-to-use and efficient interface. We had a strong backend team but very little frontend design or development expertise.

**SOLUTION**
How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?

Commit was initially introduced to us as a referral from someone that I have worked with in the past. They were one of a number of vendors we looked at for this project, each of whom offered development teams in various locations around the world. Several things stood out to us about the Commit team:

they had multiple teams in different geographic locations, providing a range of different cost and team models
	the broad range of different skillsets offered by the Commit team, and
	the high level of engagement we got from Commit through that initial evaluation.
Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.

The team that we started with was a UI/UX design team. They performed a time-bound exercise to help us through some of our initial design thinking, working primarily within Adobe XD and Miro.

We then brought on an initial frontend engineer to get started on build work with our existing internal backend team. Very quickly we added further engineers to the team. The frontend team were mostly working in JavaScript (React).

How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?

The initial design exercise team involved a range of people with different skills for different phases of the project. We now have 3 frontend engineers from Commit and 1 QA.

**RESULTS & FEEDBACK**
Can you share any measurable outcomes of the project or general feedback about the deliverables?

Our initial launch was on time and on budget. After the initial launch, the team has stayed with us on continued enhancements to the platform. Every member of the team that we have brings a very high level of expertise.

Describe their project management style, including communication tools and timeliness.

The Commit team has been working within our internal project management framework.

What did you find most impressive or unique about this company?

We find the team on the ground to be highly engaged and excellent communicators. The account team have also been fantastic - very flexible in ensuring that our needs are met and any issues (though there have been very few of these) are addressed very quickly.

Are there any areas for improvement or something they could have done differently?

No significant areas for improvement.


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#### MVP Architectural Plan for Automotive SaaS Startup
**The Project**
- Services: Web Design, Web Development
- Project size: $10,000 to $49,999
- Project length: Aug. 2021 - Jan. 2022

**Project Summary**: Commit helped a SaaS automotive modeling startup develop an architectural plan for their MVP. The team worked with the client to understand the logic of the MVP and add value to its design and process flow. 


**Review Rating**: 5.0
- Quality: 4.5
- Schedule: 4.5
- Cost: 0.0
- Willing to Refer: 5.0

**The Reviewer**
Founder & CEO, SaaS Modeling Startup
- Industry: Other industries

- Client size: 11-50 Employees
- Review Type: Phone Interview
- Verified

**The Review** — Feb 11, 2022

**Feedback Summary**: Although the project was put on hold because of pricing, Commit did an exceptional job in terms of devising an architectural plan that met the client’s requirements. They addressed the nuances of the design and the firm’s target market, and they took time to fully understand their business goals. 
""They put together a well-thought-out architectural plan; I didn’t see that level of detail from other organizations.""

**BACKGROUND**
Introduce your business and what you do there.

I’m the CEO and founder of a company in the automotive industry and SaaS modeling. We haven’t gone public yet; we’re still in stealth mode.

**OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE**
What challenge were you trying to address with Commit?

As a SaaS startup, our web platform was one of our main value propositions. We already had some preliminary frameworks of what we wanted the website to look like and how it should function. However, its process flow was much more complicated than a typical website. It required a lot of logic, and it needed to have future support for AI and other interesting elements. 

Given that, we needed a partner who would understand the nuances of our website while also adding value to its design, layout, process flow, and content. We hired Commit to help us think through what our MVP should look like and how architecturally to structure it.

**SOLUTION**
What was the scope of their involvement?

We came to the table with a proposed architecture plan. Then, we spent our efforts and time with Commit on video-based working sessions with their engineering head, their product head, and a customer advocate. 

Our teams worked together to determine what the process flow should look like and what information needed to be extracted and incorporated into the site. The goal was to deliver a platform that functionally met the market requirements. From there, Commit took the plan back to the engineering team and determined what the net cost would be for them to build the product accordingly.

What is the team composition?

Most of the work was done with two people from Commit, namely Nogah (VP of Product) and Nathan (Chief Customer Officer). I also worked with their VP of R&D, but that was more of a supporting role.

How did you come to work with Commit?

Commit was a contact of my business associate that worked with them before. As I was searching for a good solutions provider, I interviewed them and we had a couple of review sessions to see if they were a good fit for our needs.

How much have you invested with them?

Our budget for this project was roughly $18,000. 

What is the status of this engagement?

Our engagement lasted from August 2021–January 2022. 

**RESULTS & FEEDBACK**
What evidence can you share that demonstrates the impact of the engagement? 

Commit came back to us with their pricing for the MVP development, but it was more than we could afford — as a startup in the MVP stage, we were trying to be sensitive to pricing. Their team helped us see that our product was more complicated than the average one; it had more complexity than what they or we had originally understood. As a result, we’re not actively engaged with them now. However, we may end up coming back to them as everything matures. 

In terms of metrics, we measured success based on how well they understood our business objectives and value proposition. We also observed if they thought about how our customers would react to our business model. Did they incorporate the nuances of not only our needs but also the dynamics of the customer experience? In all of these areas, the Commit team did an exceptional job.

How did Commit perform from a project management standpoint?

Commit was spot on in terms of the design budget. In fact, I didn’t think we were a profitable client for them, given the number of hours they put into the exercise. And yet they didn’t revise or increase their fees. 

As for meeting deadlines, their deliverables were postponed near the end of the engagement. However, we were almost at the end of the year, and the end of the year is always chaotic for everybody. It also didn’t affect our general plans. In other words, they were a few weeks late, but they still fit our overarching plans. They used a robust set of tools for brainstorming and digital whiteboarding. While their staff and resources were scattered all over the world, it didn’t matter as their teamwork was great.

What did you find most impressive about them?

Commit took significantly more time than average to understand our business needs, customers, and customer responses. As a result, they put together a well-thought-out architectural plan; I didn’t see that level of detail from other organizations.

Are there any areas they could improve?

Our project cost started to go up as the designs became more complex, and we should have been able to monitor that as a team. That way, we would’ve been able to keep a clear eye on the project from a programmatic perspective. 

To be fair, they might have recognized that — we’ve had some open and honest conversations. They’ve put some tools in place to address that in the longer term should we continue the project with them.

Do you have any advice for potential customers?

Work with Commit through their process. They have a predefined system in terms of scoping and scaling the project as they develop an architectural plan. While that seems somewhat arduous — it’s a time-consuming process for first-time users — the dividends are worth it; it pays off well.


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#### Mobile App Development for Data Solutions Company
**The Project**
- Services: Mobile App Development
- Project size: Confidential
- Project length: Jan. 2019 - Ongoing

**Project Summary**: Commit is developing a mobile app for a data solutions provider. The main purpose of the app is to digitize malls, making them easily accessible to customers with a tap of a button. 


**Review Rating**: 5.0
- Quality: 5.0
- Schedule: 5.0
- Cost: 5.0
- Willing to Refer: 5.0

**The Reviewer**
CEO, Retrack Data Solutions 
- Industry: Business services

- Client size: 1-10 Employees
- Review Type: Online Review
- Verified

**The Review** — Apr 1, 2021

**Feedback Summary**: The mobile app was released in just under 12 months and has drawn positive feedback from industry experts. Commit collaborates and communicates effectively, establishing a seamless workflow and partnership.
""Commit delivered a revolutionary app that was and remains far ahead of anything in the marketplace."
"

**BACKGROUND**
Please describe your company and your position there.

I am the CEO of Retrack Data Solutions

**OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE**
For what projects/services did your company hire Commit?

I partnered with Commit to develop an app that would help mall managers and tenants compete with online commerce. I had the concept and base design for the MallUP app, and I wanted it to revolutionize the consumer shopping experience. It was long overdue to help dying brick and mortar retail malls reinvent themselves to stay relevant.

The reality is that retail malls cannot compete with online stores because they simply do not generate sufficient sales during their limited operating hours to justify the excessive costs of rental space. These stores must be available to consumers 24 hours per day, 7 days per week without sacrificing a personalized experience.

Commit created an app to digitize malls making their direct marketing to consumers more effective and allowing the malls to consistently "be open" to compete with online competitors. In addition, the SaaS platform Commit created allowed for faster availability to items purchased for both pick up or delivery.

What were your goals for this project?

Our primary goal was to create an easy to use, powerful consumer facing app incorporating the needs of mall owners and retail tenants by utilizing artificial intelligence and big data technologies. The sophisticated tool allowed for real-time data flow and accessibility to third party information from a wide range of companies making them more equipped to meet the needs of the customer at the right time with the right message.

**SOLUTION**
How did you select Commit?

We interviewed several firms in the United States and Israel. We wanted a firm that had a wide range of skill set under a single roof. We did not want to rely on multiple firms or attempt to hire and retain technical staff when we knew they were not needed at every stage of development

Describe the project in detail.

We started with a basic concept and workflow process. Commit designed and programmed every aspect of the app. They managed and delivered each component we requested timely and was open to changes and or new concepts we added throughout the process. Commit provided the necessary project management to stay on schedule and budget, the technical staff to develop the end-to-end solution and communicated effectively at every stage of the process.

What was the team composition?

We dealt directly with Arik Feingold, the CEO of Commit, who took a personal interest in making sure our project was a success. The team consisted of a wide range of people and competencies. The development project was managed by Noga Hendler, who has been fantastic to work with directly and in managing the Commit team. We required a range of aptitudes to accomplish programming, communication, third-party integration, and mobile technologies

**RESULTS & FEEDBACK**
Can you share any outcomes from the project that demonstrate progress or success?

Commit delivered a revolutionary app that was and remains far ahead of anything in the marketplace. The Covid-19 pandemic closed many shopping malls and severely impacted the industry and it forced us to alter our marketing strategy and timeline, but the product was released in under 12 months and has drawn positive feedback from industry experts.

How effective was the workflow between your team and theirs?

Commit has the development process down to a science. They have such a broad range of high-level technical skill sets under one roof and an effective way of communicating every step of the way. There were no gaps with information sharing – technical or otherwise – throughout each cycle of the project.

Are there any areas for improvement?

None. Well, shorter flights between United States and Israel.


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#### Custom Software Dev & UI/UX for Communications Company
**The Project**
- Services: Custom Software Development, UX/UI Design
- Project size: Confidential
- Project length: Jan. 2016 - Jan. 2019

**Project Summary**: Commit assisted a broadcast media company with its development efforts. They initially provided proof of concept and UI/UX work, before moving on to frontend development and system architecture.


**Review Rating**: 5.0
- Quality: 5.0
- Schedule: 5.0
- Cost: 5.0
- Willing to Refer: 5.0

**The Reviewer**
Former Senior Director, Communications Company
- Industry: Media

- Client size: 1,001-5,000 Employees
- Review Type: Phone Interview
- Verified

**The Review** — Mar 4, 2021

**Feedback Summary**: Commit’s expertise played an instrumental role in the project’s completion. Despite it being a collaboration between multiple companies, the team stood out by consistently providing high-quality code that was error-free. Their good communication skills allowed for fruitful collaboration.
""In general, their work was great — the quality of the code they delivered was very high."
"

**BACKGROUND**
Introduce your business and what you do there.

I was the former Senior Director, multichannel video programming distributor (MVPD) R&D, Advertising Management Systems of a broadcast media company. In that role, I managed a very large team that Commit was part of.

**OPPORTUNITY / CHALLENGE**
What challenge were you trying to address with Commit?

Our relationship with Commit started many years before this project. The scope of our first engagement was a proof of concept for the modernization of one of the back-office systems that is used in the media — the particular system was responsible for the traffic operations within the cable facility, wherein traffic means to place advertising content within the programming.

**SOLUTION**
What was the scope of their involvement?

Initially, what Commit did was they took style guides from our graphic designers and implemented them in the UI/UX, so a great deal of the work was geared towards the UX. That project was completed and it went on the shelf for a couple of years, until our company acquired a software company and we made the decision to go forward with the modernization effort on a larger scale.

For this project, Commit worked primarily on the frontend and then put together requirements for the backend work. There were some cases where they did the backend work, but most of the time, our internal team worked on the backend depending on where exactly within the system the development was needed. Aside from the actual code, the team also worked on the design and system architecture according to the requirements of our internal team. 

There were four companies involved with the development of the overall system because it was a very complicated project — we started with about 3 million lines of source code, and when we finished the project, we had 5 million lines.

What is the team composition?

My main interaction with CommIT was through Arik (President). My daily interaction was with the team leads, with escalations on an as-needed basis by the individual contributors. We used a modified Agile process, which Commit embraced. This enabled us to identify issues, as well as monitor ongoing process.

How did you come to work with Commit?

Arik was the former general manager for the company we acquired, so he was very familiar with it and remained in contact with the employees. We began the conversations regarding the project with him, and from there, it was an evolutionary process.

What is the status of this engagement?

The project lasted from January 2016—January 2019.

**RESULTS & FEEDBACK**
What evidence can you share that demonstrates the impact of the engagement? 

In general, their work was great — the quality of the code they delivered was very high, more so than any other contract firm that I've engaged with over the last two decades. Whenever we found a problem in the QA or customer testing phase, it was never actually a problem with Commit’s code; given the size and scope of the entire project, there were a lot of interfaces with code from other vendors.  

How did Commit perform from a project management standpoint?

On a day-to-day basis, they were always very good with communication and execution; they were very approachable and responsive in helping to troubleshoot any problems that arose. The clock was always our enemy because they finished their days when we were just starting ours — there are always obstacles when you've got a global project like that but they worked very well to take those risks out of the project so that they wouldn’t be an impediment. 

What did you find most impressive about them?

Their biggest strength was their incredible ability to translate functional requirements provided by the product management team, which they translated into design, system architecture, as well as the actual code.

Are there any areas they could improve?

I never like to say that anybody is perfect because that puts my whole objectivity at risk, but their mistakes were very few and far between. There were times where they had very strong opinions — the team would go to the product management team to discuss whether or not they understood the requirements. That type of conversation can be a challenge, but it was never a confrontation with them and they were able to manage those types of blockages no matter the difficulty.

Do you have any advice for potential customers?

My advice is to very clearly define the scope and their responsibilities, and deliver absolutely as much detail in terms of the project requirements in advance — that allows the Commit team to look at it holistically and envision what the end state is to avoid a piecemeal process.


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## Portfolio & Awards


### Insurtech Startup Thrives Despite a Tech Recession
Founded in October 2020, Joyn InsuranceTM is a fast-growing, NYC-based Insurtech startup transforming commercial insurance in the E&S market
Their vision was to develop an innovative, data-centric, technology-driven managing general agent (“MGA”) that provides commercial insurance to the highly fragmented U.S. Middle Market. 
Challenge:
While Joyn had a clear vision and value, building and launching a killer app required not only significant funding, but also a multidisciplinary team of skilled experts.
Joyn launched in 2020, shortly before Insurtech investments peaked in 2021 at an all-time high of $20.4 billion. By 2022, global Insurtech investments plummeted by more than 50%. And this dip continued into 2023, with forecasts reaching as low as $7 billion. 
Solution:
To successfully launch their product on time and within budget, Joyn needed to efficiently manage budgets and teams, and required a non-traditional approach to securing vital development talent.
Commit was initially tapped to help with both design and development of the user experience. What began with a design sprint and frontend development leadership, quickly flexed as the demands varied post MVP launch.
Joyn utilized Commit in both project-based and full-time capacities – ranging from Data and DevOps to QA and development. Commit’s tech teams were fully integrated alongside Joyn’s existing engineering team and partners to ensure seamless collaboration and rapid development throughout the project.
Results:
By working with Commit, Joyn was able to successfully launch their platform in July 2021, on schedule and within budget. Joyn was also able to maintain a 50/50 ratio of onshore vs offshore tech team, and was fully staffed in under 14 days, without sacrificing the quality of their team or product.
Joyn is on track to disrupt the insurance industry. Importantly, Joyn’s rapid growth and success helped lead to a successful Series A funding round in December 2022, securing $17.7 million.


### Peer39 Upgrades to Upsolver with Support from Commit
Peer39 is an independent data company providing the largest data set in digital advertising. With the industry’s momentum and focus on a holistic approach to contextual targeting, brands, agencies, and publishers trust Peer39’s AI-powered semantic analysis of page content, meaning, and sentiment. 
Peer39 relies heavily on Big Data - it handles ~20 billion URL-request records a day, matching and updating them using ~1.5 billion dimension table entries generated by the classification process. It was using Netezza-based, on-premises analytics.
Since its current Netezza version was expiring, Peer39 searched for a cost-efficient, cloud-based, open-source solution that would not compromise processing development and pipeline.
They called upon Commit to reverse engineer the existing platform to establish its volume of functions and procedures, ETL, analysis frequencies, rates, and data sizes. Mapping Peer39’s old platform was crucial; it helped the company realize its complexity. 
Peer39 then asked for Commit’s help with optimizing Spark and it uncovered that Spark was not the best solution. Commit recommended alternatives including
Upsolver, which offers frictionless Data Lake Ingestion and ETL, and is an excellent fit for Peer39. Commit then implemented the core functionality, a "must" for Peer39, offering them a platform that follows S3 best practices.
Peer39 was glad to have Commit at their side, empowering them to reap the benefits of expanded use cases and accelerate the entire process.
The Commit team continues to play a role for Peer39, assisting with support and training, and recommending improvements.  Commit was able to improve time to market, save time and money and offer greater flexibility, all critical success factors for Peer39.


### On Demand Drone Insurance Mobile Solution
Founded in 2016, SkyWatch.AI is creating innovative, easy-to-use tools that empower drone operators to fly safely, manage their flights seamlessly, and make sure they are insured at a reasonable price.
SkyWatch.AI provides an ingenious, holistic solution for safety, compliance and insurance needs for the drone industry, heavily based on drone data telemetry analytics. The platform leverages the fact that drones are connected IoT platforms by nature to utilize a variety of data sources and analyze drone flight risks. For example, DJI drones, have 30 different sensors, hyper-local weather, 3-D airspace, ground hazards and proprietary crowd density prediction. Using those, SkyWatch not only assesses the risks but can predict and prevent potential failures before they occur.
SkyWatch clients live for tech. So, when Co-Founder & CEO Tomer Kashi was looking for a partner to help develop the mobile app for their drone insurance solution, they knew the company needed someone at the cutting-edge of technology. They needed a partner that had developers, designers and UI/UX pros who could take the SkyWatch vision and existing risk analytics platform and translate it to an elegant, user friendly mobile App. Their search led them to Quickode by Commit. 
Commit’s team of top pros analyzed, designed and developed the app screens, integrating code developed by SkyWatch and embedding it so users can easily select and purchase insurance for a specific area, location and time frame on their phone. The team cared about the project’s success all the way through, building a set of features including post flight data, summary and route gathered during the use of the drone. 
The app was integrated using technologies compatible to both IOS and Android environments including React Native.
By leveraging Commit’s expertise Skywatch was able to avoid pitfalls, resulting in an efficient build that shortened the time to market and, best of all, was well-received by SkyWatch and their customers. 


### Modernize and Upgrade a Monolithic Application and Cloud Platform
Splitit is the only buy-now-pay-later plan empowering consumers to use the available credit on their existing credit cards to turn purchases into smaller payments over time as they continue to earn rewards points, cash-back or other benefits from their credit cards. For merchants, having this option for consumers can translate into increased conversion rates, higher average order values and improved satisfaction.
Splitit needed to modernize and upgrade its application and cloud platform. The previous version was built as a monolithic, traditional application with manual deployment processes. A new, more robust service was required to handle millions of mission-critical transactions daily and provide zero downtime.
As a SaaS partner, Commit was able to come in with the know-how to build a dynamic solution that shortened upgrade time while maintaining compliance at every turn.
Commit had the proficiency needed in Project Management to keep the team informed, aligned and consistently moving forward. They could tap into engineering resources during various project sprints while keeping a keen eye on the budget. Splitit found it could work with the same engineers on and off throughout the project, which improved communication, development flow and product quality.
Commit provided Splitit with architects and cloud experts to design and deploy a modernized, secured, and optimized service on a cloud-based platform.
Becoming a critical extension of the core team, Commit helped deliver a high-quality payment solution to meet the needs of merchants and consumers. Commit’s flexible cloud business model allowed team members to jump on and off the project with no disruption to workflow, saving Splitit time and money without sacrificing quality. The communication at every level was clear, allowing all teams to stay up to date with project challenges and milestones. Commit provided experienced multidisciplinary experts and as a result, the project was often ahead of schedule.


### Maytronics Leverages Sensing and AI Technology to Develop Smart Robotic Pool Cleaners
Established in 1983, Maytronics is a global manufacturer of autonomous robotic pool cleaners specializing in innovative technologies and solutions for swimming pool maintenance including safety products, water treatment kits, and more. 
Maytronics envisioned serving residential and commercial users with a cloud-based solution to help save time and money by reducing power consumption with real-time connectivity – without sacrificing cleaning results results. They needed a trustworthy partner with expertise in sensing and AI (artificial intelligence) technology. 
The project, led by the Commit team, created a solution to integrate water quality sensors with a centralized system for field technicians and pool owners to treat pools in real time. Maytronics was attracted to Commits’ Flexible R&D™ methodology allowing for fluctuating resources based on relevant skillsets per project sprint. Commit used the following technologies during development: AWS Beanstalk, AWS RDS (PostgreSQL), AWS ElastiCache (Redis), AWS S3, AWS Kinesis Streams, Python (Django), Angular, Google Maps, Twilio, CI/CD using Jenkins, Android, and IOS. 
As a result of continuous collaboration, the Commit team was able to create the best-performing and easiest smart pool maintenance SaaS solution. In addition to software and application development, the team was responsible for architecting and delivering the cloud infrastructure for users to receive the service securely with full availability and functionality in a multi-tenant configuration.  
Maytronics became the first company to leverage AI for pool cleaning, bringing robotic cleaners into the forefront of smart, self-learning devices. Plus, the advanced management portal, and modern user interface help make owning a pool virtually hassle-free. Maytronics, headquartered in Israel, has since expanded its footprint in the U.S. by covering Florida, Texas, Arizona, and California and has grown to an estimated 2 million active users worldwide.  


### Unitronics: Industrial IoT Platform Now Exceeds 1 Million Installations Worldwide
Founded in 1989, Unitronics designs, manufactures, and markets advanced technological control and automation solutions that serve the industrial automation sector. 
Unitronics’ executives envisioned a platform based on IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) that enables users to build customizable Dashboards without the expertise of the Cloud. The intention was to leverage PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) application data to trouble-shoot problems, boost efficiency and implement preventative maintenance.
Unitronics engaged Commit, a leading global technology and custom software solutions company, and tasked them with integrating the aspects of Big Data and business intelligence (BI) to create an end-to-end, scalable IoT solution. With access to the powerhouse of 500 experts across multiple disciplines, Unitronics was able to take advantage of Commit’s Flexible R&D™ model and only pay for specialists when needed - saving them time and budget while improving results.
Commit developed tools for integration between controllers and complex back-office systems that were personalized for each customer for ease of use, such as the Dashboard Designer. Commit used the following technologies to complete this project: AWS EKS, AWS IoT Core, AWS Kinesis Analytics (Flink), AWS RDS (PostgreSQL), AWS ElastiCache (Redis), AWS S3, ClickHouse, Python (Django), React/Redux, Google Maps, Intercom, Twilio, and CI/CD using Jenkins.
As a result, Commit expedited time-to-market for the new UniCloud platform, the complete, no-code IIoT Cloud Platform for OEM’s (original equipment manufacturers) and Machine Builders. 
Today, Unitronics's flexible and customizable solutions automate over 1 million installations in diverse fields, including automotive, food processing, energy & environment, and more! They span 55 countries and are supported by a network of 160 distributors and local service agents worldwide.


### Watergen Partners with Commit to Make Clean Drinking Water Possible Around the Globe
As a world leader in the atmospheric drinking water devices (AWG) market, Watergen’s patented technology creates high quality drinking water out of the air effectively and economically across the globe. Watergen’s revolutionary technology is saving lives as it brings fresh water to areas that lack it. 
To help tackle depleting levels of drinking water, Watergen engaged with Commit to create a quality system that would manage a variety of telemetry data in the cloud. The software and device had to be user-friendly for private home consumer usage as well be easily serviced by technicians to meet the varying needs of towns and villages internationally. 
With the goal of cutting costs and keeping development high, Commit’s engineering powerhouse was complimentary to Watergens’ own team of experts in engineering, design, microbiology, chemistry, and physics – allowing them to take a cost-effective and targeted approach to outsourcing of staff. 
Commit performed the necessary software integration and brought it to production mode on time and within budget. Commit used the following technologies to turn a vision into a reality: React/Cordova, BLE connection (with the device), Protocols for Telemetry & BLE - MQTT Schema, GATT Schema. AWS IoT - FOTA / THING / SHADOW / GROUPS, Receive and Store Telemetry Data (MQTT Protocol / DRUID DB). 
As a result, Commit improved the organization’s time-to-market and are now in the process of building the company’s new device with accompanying software, cloud, communication, integration, testing, and more! Watergen is present in more than 65 countries around the world. Most recently, Watergen has been selected as a CES 2020 Innovation Award honoree in the Sustainability, Eco-Design & Smart Energy category.


### MallUp: Innovative Platform Developed for Malls to Compete with Amazon and Other Commerce
Founded in 2019, MallUp offers mall managers and tenants a highly customizable platform and app allowing brick-and-mortar retail outlets to compete with Amazon and other online commerce. 
Founder, Len Goldstein selected Commit's Flexible R&D™ methodology to help him develop and build an app that would help expedite getting the product to market.  
The project, led by the Commit team, designed an end-to-end SaaS platform, from characterization phase through architecture construction, product development, user interface design, advancement of big data technologies and artificial intelligence. It was the first-of-its-kind mobile app providing real-time analytical insights into marketing campaign analytics, mall mapping, and real shopper-demographics. Commit utilized the following technologies during the project: AWS Azure AKS, Docker Java (Spring boot), MongoDB, MySQL, Redis, Azure Blob storage, Angular, Ionic, Elasticsearch, Kibana, CI/CD using Jenkins, and Micro Service Architecture. 
As a result, the project was delivered in under 12 months and launched during the Covid-19 pandemic when there was limited access to shopping malls. Shoppers can enjoy a personal experience at home or in-store and mall managers can access mall traffic intelligence including proper management of the mall’s store mix and campaign effectiveness to maximize ROI. The MallUp platform Commit created was revolutionary, holistic, and far exceeded client expectations. 




### Industry Recognitions

- People & Computers IT Awards

- AWS Public Sector Partner of the Year

- Cloudhealth by VMware Public Sector Partner





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