Fusion Tech

XPLR provides a new way of searching for, retaining and sharing knowledge that goes beyond simple question-and-answer searches. This single-page application is tightly integrated with existing search platforms, supporting modern collaboration, interactive drag & drop and touch, and dynamic content. Users create rich canvases filled with meaningful information to assist them with their search projects, whether it be for their new work project, travel planning, DIY project or simple intellectual curiosity about a subject. Canvases can be shared with other people. It is possible to collaborate on a search project and see the changes others are making in realtime.

Our company developed this platform that enhances search, from scratch. The project is based on the React and Firebase technology stack, with the React DnD library used to move and group search results together. The data is stored in the Firestore. Thanks to the React-Redux-Firebase library being used, the search results are adjusted in real-time to present improved suggestions and more relevant content. Also, users can flag an item to monitor for new content on a page or related to a topic. Notifications are easily managed.

A monitoring and management web platform for FinTech applications running in the private cloud. The goal of UPALTI is to reduce the manual tasks of environment and user management that take up a significant portion of time for highly specialized engineers each day. UPALTI automates regular tasks and provides a single interface to manage the FinTech applications. Through UPALTI, engineers can automate daily management of FinTech applications and parallelise their efficiency.

The development team has created the application manager from scratch. The user interface is based on the in-house designer’s wireframes and design assets made in accordance with the Material Design guidelines. The frontend of the app was implemented with React, Redux, and Material-UI. The backend was designed with a RESTful architecture implemented through Express and Node.js. The app is also Dockerised for installation so that it can be easily maintained and installed on private clouds.

This cloud-based software features panoramic 360-degree views, with its primary goal being to make it possible for businesses to create and publish virtual tours that facilitate sales and marketing of products and services. The product is particularly popular among real estate agencies and already enjoys a considerable client base.

Our developers have implemented the functionality of CloudPano Live video chats, which allows users to communicate in real time while sharing a tour. Functionality is developed on the basis of Twilio service. We developed the functionality of teamwork with CloudPano Teams tours, which allows you to create teams, invite new participants to them among CloudPano users and add, delete, edit and publish tours together. The development of the functionality for preparing and publishing tours in Google Street View, as well as refactoring of the application, has been started.

A mobile application that allows you to choose YOUR doctor from the list of great specialists, book a date and time, store documents, analysis, receive prescriptions for medications and view all your activity. We made the design as simple as possible, but nevertheless friendly, because patients often feel anxious before going to the doctor and our application should help them to relax and feel in comfort at every step.

Our task was to develop the structure of a mobile application for patients and draw its visual part; as well as in creating a web version for doctors with a dashboard, patients' list and other functionality.

A platform that helps to organize a delivery among restaurants chain for different types of users.

Due to the expansion and organization of delivery from the existing restaurant chain, there was a need to develop an app for organization and control. The product should contain several roles and with admin panels for each type of users. As the result we got clean informative dashboards with a user-friendly design that meets the basic requirements for each type of users.

OneZero-me is a web-based service that serves as a financial passport accepted by an emerging number of organizations. Having registered a personal data account, users can upload their scanned ID and other types of documents, so the application verifies them by running optical recognition algorithms. The app then forms the user’s digital identity that is securely stored at Hub-of-All-Things (HAT), a decentralized data storage ecosystem that uses blockchain to ensure the data cannot be stolen or sold to any unsolicited provider. On the other hand, the service offers a GDPR-compliant widget for loan providers and insurance companies. Having received user permission, OneZero-me measures credit or motor scores based on social media data or a quiz, which makes it possible for the partners to predict risks correctly and give the customer the best deal.

We implemented the loan application flow for Vivus Finance, one of Europe's leading microfinance companies. For data collection and storage purposes, the app is integrated with Facebook and HAT API. Having retrieved user data from Facebook, the app securely stores it on HAT and runs assessment algorithms, so Vivus can give a real-time response whether a short-term loan has been approved. The user flow uses Handlebars.js templates with the frontend built with gulp.js.

It is a social networking platform that helps feminists find jobs and talent for their projects in the community of like-minded people. Being particularly popular among designers, artists, photographers, and women of other creative professions, the application has two user types - employers and creators, who can publish a portfolio of their work. The social network also features subscriptions, comments, likes, and a geolocation-based search. 

We have worked on the frontend side, specifically, developed the search and filtering components for employers and creators, the likes and followers interactions, events and activity feeds. The application has also been made mobile responsive to display properly on all common screen sizes.

The task was to create a food delivery app for a local restaurant with with a varied menu. In the process, prototypes and layouts of all screens were drawn by our designer.

What to do if you urgently need to travel, but you have no one to leave your pet with? Good news! The Petty app will help with this. It connects pet owners with professional pet sitters and avoids long searches for suitable establishments or your friends who are ready to look after your pet.

The main goal was to create a user-friendly design with a simple structure and user interface. Also, one of the requirements was to make a cozy design that would be easy to use on mobile devices, because in the plan of client it had been a PWA.

This is a private social network for small settlements in Germany. The platform allows users to share news and comment on them, unite into interest groups, create events, and participate in them, post ads related to various goods or services.

Our team was responsible for the back-end and the front-end sides and created both from scratch. We developed a PWA using React for the client-side and Node.js for the server-side. GetStream API was integrated for newsfeed updates. Each new settlement added to the platform is located on a separate domain or a subdomain. New content is uploaded with the help of CORS technology.

The main stack of technologies: React, Node.js

This fintech startup is focused on credit card rewards. Depending on the user’s spending history it helps to find the best credit card possible. 

We were responsible for the whole development and built the service from scratch including the UX/UI part. The main challenge was the core of the project - backtesting feature. It is a sophisticated algorithm of data analysis and calculation of optimal offers. We integrated Plaid API to get transaction data and the offers of popular banks. 

The main stack of technologies: React, Node.js

The user gets unlimited options to customize the Dropbox profile, once it’s connected to this application. It allows uploading files and connecting to third-party services to create audio, video, and graphical presentations of your projects. 

The initial task was fixing the existing front-end bugs. We made a code review, and after all the fixes were completed, came with the suggestions on the necessary upgrades. Some parts of the code were rewritten and it was simplified which resulted in better efficiency.

The main stack of technologies: React, MongoDB, Node.js, GraphQL, Apollo, Dropbox API.

A digital commerce and POS solution which is already used by the larger chain store retailers in Germany. With this application, a chain-store retailer can do barcode scanning, receipt printing, payment, checkout, cash drawer and inventory management, and retail accounting and controlling. The product is available as a mobile app for iOS and Android and also as a browser-based web application for Windows PC and Mac.

We have rebuilt the 5-year-old Objective-C codebase using modern technologies. The app, which was previously available on iPad only, has now been made compatible with virtually all contemporary environments. The UI has been expanded from 10" tablets to 5" smartphones and 17"+ browsers due to React Native and React applications that use a common Redux store. The apps feature a number of integrated hardware SDKs and multi-language support.

The main stack of technologies: React Native, React, Node.js

This marketing analytics tool is focused on SEO A/B testing. It scans a website and lists out pages that have the potential to increase their click-through rate (CTR) and ranking on Google's SERP. Then, the app enables the website owner to test how changes to the meta description and title tag, and body content can affect the ranking of the page. 

The success of that cloud SEO tool depended on getting daily, performant crawl statistics from a considerable number of websites, while the app was written in Ruby and, at the time, wasn’t quite suited to handle large scale distributed crawling. The goal of my Puppeeteer/Node.js crawler microservice was to process websites and notify the Ruby app once the job is done. Ruby then processed the crawl and made all the required adjustments in the app. I also used RabbitMQ for caching and saving temporary results.

The main stack of technologies: Node.js, Puppeteer, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ

This AI chatbot platform uses a unique search technology, which understands the meaning behind a user’s query and retrieves the best possible result across a knowledge base. The search engine understands the world's 16 most spoken languages and is also adapting its understanding in realtime from users' interaction.

Our team has developed the React chatbot widget that runs on the clients’ websites, with smart caching so it does not slow down the client’s website and a cache invalidation mechanism for the clients to receive new updates of the widget. On the backend, we have rewritten the Node.js server in WebSockets and Python that provides the widget with the data needed to function.

The main stack of technologies: React, CSS, Python, WebSockets.

This AI-powered HR software serves as a personal recruiting assistant automatically and intelligently screening candidates. There is a dashboard where the user is able to create positions, write screening questions (or select from predefined templates) and review the candidate’s information. The AI analyzes the candidates’ answers to the questions and estimates if they match the position.

We joined the project on the go and made the necessary upgrades. The main tasks included transition to a new cloud, auto deploy with dynamic environments, updates and improvement of REST API and migration of the libraries and third-party APIs to new versions.

The main stack of technologies: Node.js, Express, MongoDB, React, Heroku, AWS S3, WebSocket, Dialogflow.

This software automatically extracts and analyzes data from such sources as email, LinkedIn, and CRM to deliver relationship insights. The VC-backed platform helps users to find the best leads across their contacts and recommend the most effective way to grow business.

We developed a responsive single-page application that allowed clients to see key data and validate it on the example they choose via the search bar. To make the web app code easily maintainable in terms of design consistency and be able to quickly add to/iterate on, we used the Material Design framework, with thoughtful error handling and full test case coverage.

The main stack of technologies: React, Material-UI

A machine learning and AI-powered chatbot product whose target audience are financial advisors and broker-dealers. It can be easily integrated with any customer website through the use of remote scripting. The dashboard features include user management and the analytical charts depicting the bot usage statistics.

Front-end is based on React and Redux, using this stack we create a client-side of the dashboard to make it aesthetic with the following of UI/UX principles. The dashboard of the platform gives access to the statistic data about topics, texts from users, top word cloud and a lot of charts with all of the required information to manage the chatbot.

Implemented an embedded script we achieved the ability to add the chatbot to other systems and web platforms. Now when you add a few lines of the code into your platform - you get a chatbot into your website to help users quickly get answers to the questions.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, React/Redux, Python/Django, Rasa

This web application is being used by a number of merchants in the shopping mall located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The merchants can use the management dashboard to generate discount coupons so that they are displayed in customer mobile apps. The functionality includes the ability to manage promotional campaigns and apply deals, which can be of several types, to specific products.

We handled the entire front-end scope of work using React. Also, we developed a document generator application. In the project, there is a folder with Json documents and each of them is essentially a webpage description. We developed a parser which parsed these Json documents to React components. We created primitives that referred to entity names from the Json documents. For example, the parser converts a string in a Json file into an input component, which can also be preset as a required field. Finally, our devs implemented validation for phone and email address fields.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, React/Redux

This web-based solution helps mobile app owners generate additional income by collecting the app user data and selling it to analytics companies. The application only collects non-personal data that cannot be used to identify specific users and therefore is GDPR-compliant and aligns with Google’s app publishing guidelines.

There is a dashboard for app owners where they add details on their apps into the system and generate a key they can insert into the mobile app code. The other user type are admins who an extended dashboard functionality so that they can connect the registered apps to the data collecting networks and process payments once the revenue has been generated.

We have built the dashboard frontend and backend which are powered by React and Koa/Mongoose respectively. The integrations include Vatstack for payment data validation and TransferWise for payment transfers. For PDF invoice generation, Puppeteer is used. Data visualization is implemented through Highcharts.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, React/Redux, Koa.js, Node.js, MongoDB

Welcome PickUps helps organize most of the trip by providing Shuttle services, essential products, pre-booked sightseeing tickets, tips and tricks from locals.

We completed the existing applications with re-development of the current codebase and adding of new features, such as user's personal account with the ability to edit all of the data here and implemented the functionality of PWA. We fully rebuilt the frontend part of the application. In addition, we have created the possibility of personalized customization of each order.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, jQuery, React/Redux.

Nonterritorial is AirBnB for the world of art. It facilitates relations between artists, locations where they can exhibit their work, and art collectors. The project sets an ambitious goal to link different art scenes across an international space. Artists can showcase their work by uploading images and videos that exhibition hall representatives would explore and inquire about. Once the artists had their work put out, art collectors, who have acquired a Nonterritorial membership, can review the art available at certain locations and schedule a visit to those that got them interested the most. The project has gathered significant investments from people of art from all over the world. The features to be implemented next include curated art playlists that will help collectors and exhibitors discover the best of the art.

We implemented a flexible server using the MongoDB database, which is most suitable for flexible projects and startups. It was also implemented server-side rendering of pages for optimal indexing by search engines such as Google, Yandex, and so on. The entire platform is hosted on the Amazon Web Server (AWS) for more productive and faster deploying new changes as well as allowing the client to save money on services with low traffic (the first step as MVP)

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, jQuery, React/Redux, D3.js, Nginx, Firebase.

Sidekiker is a simple and free way to share your activities with friends, loved ones and people nearby. Connect with friends to find out what they are up to today. Discover new activities from new friends all over the world. At Sidekiker we are all about activities, from events to trips and everything in between! You can choose to share activities with friends or people around you. Our unique activity chat option allows you to chat instantly with somebody who has joined your activity. You also have the option to share activities outside the app to anyone you think will be interested.

We have developed a mobile application for the Apple Store and Google Play Market. For the storage and processing of information, as well as chat rooms, we used Firebase.

The main stack of technologies: Material UI, React Native, MapBox, Firebase. 

This is the place where you can get a loan by clicking on the links from your personal account or offers in an e-mail. You can also monitor current finances and loan repayment. All this is accompanied by impeccable analytics and usability.

We implemented the server and client-side of this dashboard as a separate tool for the Poynt product. The server part is implemented on the NodeJS and PostgreSQL technologies. With the interaction of 3rd-party payment systems and banking APIs. The client-side contains the user interface with the integration of business analytics and third-party widgets for managing bank accounts and payments.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, Angular 5, Node.js/Express, MySQL.

This marketplace makes it possible for car owners to buy spare parts for autos and booking maintenance from repair shops. On the other hand, it’s a CRM system for the repair shops where they can manage the car owners' orders.

We were the lead front-end coders on this project where developed dashboards for 4 user account types: an admin panel for the service owners, a back office for car dealers, a personal account for clients, and a CRM system for key partners.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, Angular 4, Node.js/Express, MongoDB, PostgreSQL.

Found.ee is a web platform that enables users to build sophisticated remarketing campaigns, simply, from any digital touchpoints. Found.ee has more than 3,000 music companies using the platform and continues to grow daily. Advisory board includes Tom Whalley, former Warner Bros. Records CEO, Benji Roger, founder and CSO of PledgeMusic, Adam Farrell, former head of marketing at Beggars Group, and Andrew Hunt, VC, and entrepreneur.

We are working on the front-end part. We have used Atomic design, React, Redux, Emotion, Storybooks, and functional concepts. We were responsible for: - Collaborating with the designers, frontend developers & translating the HTML design to pixel perfect components - Writing tests on the go for the atoms and molecules - Integrating with existing APIs and spec-ing new APIs for backend developers - Writing Storybook test flows

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, D3.js, React/Redux, NodeJS, MongoDB.

The purpose of this platform is to help enterprise clients find IT professionals. Any website visitor can register oneself in the HR Network database, fill out a questionnaire with skills and experience details and await notifications of interest from recruiters. There submitted resumes are searchable per a number of filters which makes it easy for recruiters to find a candidate from a particular location or a specific skill set. 

On the back-office side, HR Network managers can invite recruiters and build up their own recruiting teams who can make bulk submissions to the candidate database and earn interest from any hired professional.

We built the entire server-side part of the application using Node.js, Express and a PostgreSQL database. The main challenge was parsing and filling the DB with job seeker data provided by the recruiters in the CSV format. On the front-end, we've done a substantial facelift for dated jQuery code and introduced a mobile responsive layout for the website to properly display on a range of devices.

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, jQuery, NodeJS, PostgreSQL.

The Dev-Team Space is a platform for project creation and effective management together with a team of developers and project managers. A place where you can track the development process and get progress reports

We were responsible for the client-side, in which we have developed a client account, the accounts of the company and its associated data, the main screen of the project where you can track and coordinate the work of the team, to add specifications for the project. Also, we created the task Manager for project management with chat and numerous customization options for the development process. As well as the administrative part: consisting of tables of all projects, users, settings, apps and extended versions of all the previous screens, together with the creation of users, companies, and projects for administrators (manually)

The main stack of technologies: HTML/CSS, React/Redux, D3.js, Material UI.

This Python library helps junior (and probably pretty experienced, too) developers write clean, error-free code.

First and foremost, we programmed the lib to automatically check a developer’s source code before it’s being committed to a repo. However, good programmers not only have no errors in their code but also keep it clean and simple so that the codebase is easy to read and comprehend. The tool also checks the code syntax and notifies the user when there are too many nested unites, too much unnecessary complexity, etc.

https://pypi.org/project/commit-pyl1nt/