MVP & Startup App Development Case Studies

An accounting firm owner launched Pacholi Monitor, a tax deadline SaaS for accountants, 9 weeks after kick-off. 500+ users and 8% paying by October 2026.

• Vacation rental software
• Microservices migration
• Marketplace
• Real Estate Software
• Geolocation integration
• AI Development
• Application modernization

Lake, US: Brocoders replaced the WordPress monolith with a NestJS back end and a Next.js front end and built real-time sync with property managers' PMSs through Calry, in 3 months from start to release. Six PMS partnerships now feed the marketplace, and property managers who refused to list before the rebuild list now.

• Telehealth app
• SaaS

CoreHealth, UK: its developer moved on and the old code never reached Brocoders, so we built version 2.0 of its telehealth platform. A working demo after 4 sprints, then custody and pharmacy tenants on the same codebase.

• CI/CD
• Application modernization

Traders Alloy, Sweden: after a tech and process audit, one senior Brocoders DevOps engineer built the CI/CD pipeline the previous vendor had not delivered, on Jenkins, Blue Ocean and DigitalOcean, with automated tests, Slack notifications and a split between the cloud and on-premises servers. Deployments run 5x faster and several times a day, and the team released 66.6% more features.

• Geolocation integration
• Marketplace

Gokada, Lagos: Brocoders took over a motorbike hailing MVP built by another IT company in July 2018, merged its rider and driver apps into a single React Native app, extended the Node.js backend, built the admin panel, and added Paystack. The rebuilt app launched at the beginning of 2019. Daily ride requests grew 2.5x in 6 months, and by the end of 2019 riders had made 1.5 million ride requests and 1,000+ drivers had completed 325,000 rides.

• Food Delivery App
• Marketplace

Appetini, Brocoders' own product: we built a lunch ordering marketplace for cooks, customers, couriers and admins on React and Ruby on Rails, with LiqPay payments, group ordering, shared carts and courier tracking. The first ordering version took 3 days in December 2017; the product is suspended today.

• SaaS
• Personal finance app

MoolaX, US: a Brocoders team of four built the cash flow MVP for freelancers and contractors on Next.js, Node.js and Stripe, with a cashflow dashboard, profit tracker, expense monitor, payer manager and analytics that generate 17 insights, aimed at release six months from the start. 100+ users joined the launch waitlist in the first 2 weeks.

• SaaS
• Telehealth app
• AI Development
• Livestock Management

EveryPig, Iowa: since November 2016 Brocoders has built the health and welfare platform on Ruby on Rails and React, with offline mode, multi-timezone support and over 1 million stored images, and added mortality forecasting and disease outbreak prediction. 1,550+ producers and veterinarians use it across the US, Canada and Brazil in 7 languages.

• Logistics App
• Livestock Management
• Supply Chain Software
• Geolocation integration

EveryPig, US: Brocoders built the logistics platform that tracks pigs from breeding sow to packing plant, with GPS mapping and route optimization, admin panels for trucking companies, online contracts, three transport types and five user roles, on Ruby on Rails and React. It is built to replace the Microsoft Access tooling EveryPig's logistics ran on, for 350+ farms.

• Food Delivery App

Korobox, Brocoders' own product: from September 2019 we built the iOS and Android app for office honesty snack boxes in React Native and Node.js, with QR and barcode scanning, cash and Stripe card payments, calorie tracking and an admin panel for office managers. Micropayments are bundled weekly before settlement so the Stripe fee does not eat the price of a snack; active development is suspended.

• SaaS
• Progressive Web App Development
• Mental health app
• Telehealth app

LadderOut, Sweden: Brocoders built the research-based recovery program for a self-funded founder on Ruby on Rails and React, with eight recovery modules, relapse, skills and journal modules, and a support-person invite for parents, friends and psychologists. The psychologist kept changing the program during and after development, and the team shipped the amendments without disrupting users' progress.

• SaaS

ConvertHero, US: in 2019 Brocoders built the exit-intent popup SaaS on Ruby on Rails and React, with a popup builder, designer templates, timing controls, campaign analytics, lead capture, CMS integrations and subscription billing. Site owners add a popup without a developer.