nomtek

I’m one of the owners of Londubh Studio in Los Angeles. We work with high-end architects and designers to create custom art and surface designs for high-end residential and commercial spaces.

We had an opportunity to showcase our designs at an art and tech festival in Los Angeles but had a tight turnaround target to get our submissions to the festival. Our team engaged nomtek for this.

The nomtek team has taken one of our patterns and deconstructed it into a fully immersive AR art experience. They’ve used Unity to build the experience, and users can try it using Quest and Quest Pro headsets.

We’ve communicated with a few people depending on whether we’re discussing marketing or project details. In total, we’ve talked to 6–7 people; around five people have gone here from Poland for the AR experience.

We were highly recommended to work with nomtek after trying out several other companies with similar capacities. Our team couldn’t connect with those companies for one reason or another. Meanwhile, we were already talking to nomtek about another project, which fell through. When this festival project came up, we engaged them.

Our investment has been around $60,000.

We were introduced to them in March 2022 and worked on the art festival in September 2022. Our engagement is ongoing.

The festival has been attended by high-end tech executives from Silicon Valley and Southern California, so we’ve showcased our work to hundreds of people. As a result, other opportunities have come our way — this has been a success.

nomtek has worked 100% on time and within budget. If there’s one thing I know about them, it’s that their communication is perfect. They’re also reliable.

nomtek delivers. They’re always present and knowledgeable. The team is good at taking their time to teach us about the depth and technicalities of the project. Their members have been extremely patient in educating us so that we can all do our best work together. They’re highly professional — they’ll do anything necessary to make their customers happy.

No, there aren’t any. They’re so shockingly incredible to work with that I wish they lived closer to us.

Understand that nomtek is incredibly talented and at the forefront of what’s happening in technology companies. Even if you don’t know a lot about technology, be willing to talk to them because they’ll be willing to walk you through possibilities. Additionally, they won’t take advantage of your lack of technical knowledge.

I'm the CTO of FUEL, an NFT startup based in Berlin, building the Shopify for NFTs.

We hired Nomtek to help us with backend development with Ruby on Rails and QA testing. The reason we reached out is to be able to start the product development quickly while we were hiring, plus also make sure that the quality of our software will be high from the beginning.

We found Nomtek through referral from one of our investors and they had a strong reputation from working with other startups.

Nomtek developed our backend systems in Ruby on Rails that was responsible for orchestrating the business logic and to be the interface between the end user application and the blockchain. The team members from Nomtek worked very closely with us, being fully embedded into our team, hence this ensured a fast iteration process.

There were 2 people, one senior backend engineer and one QA engineer.

The result from working with Nomtek was very good, they've executed on all requirements on a timely manner, plus also the level of professionalism and customer service was top notch. We never had to worry for a second that what they are building is not high quality, especially the senior backend engineer was always pushing us to strive towards better quality.

We worked through team augmentation, so the Nomtek team members were actually following our management style. This is great and they were very flexible, all team members joined our Slack and all our team meetings, making them feel part of our team.

They have an awesome company culture and what fascinates me most is that a lot of the people have been with the company for years, they barely have churn.

Nothing comes to mind at the moment. They did an exceptional job.

I’m a department head for a small US-based company working in the healthcare technology sector. We implement a tech-enabled grassroots solution with Medicare and Medicaid enrollees focused on community building and health promotion.

We build communities on the ground for health promotion and were looking to create solutions for our communities to stay engaged when we weren't present. The goal was to provide longevity to the better health movements we've started for our users. Our company decided that an app where members could stay connected with us and with each other was a good solution, and we identified nomtek as the partner to help build it.

nomtek provides mobile app development and UI/UX design for us. We do all of the backend work, and they do all of the mobile frontend development. They've developed our mobile app's frontend for both Android and iOS. Our focus has been on building out the app's core functionality. We're currently looking at understanding the early user persona before we start to scale the product.

We work with one product manager, one UX designer, two mobile app developers, and two QA engineers.

I started with the company in January 2022 and inherited the nomtek relationship. My predecessor was really instrumental in bringing them in.

We've spent a bit less than $500,000.

My company started working with them in September 2021, and the engagement is ongoing.

Our users’ feedback on nomtek’s work has been quite positive; it’s a well-liked and well-designed app. Since the app is only available for our members, we don’t have many users.

Their project management is generally very good, especially in planning and delivering work. The first quarter we worked together, we had delays and went over budget. However, we shared our concerns with them, and from then on, things have been much smoother.

I’m impressed with the quality of nomtek’s people. They take good care to train and coach their teammates. The folks at nomtek have taken ownership of the project and come across as true partners with our organization. They’ve taken the pains to understand our goals and advise us on how to achieve them, which is hard to find in a vendor.

In the initial phase, we went over budget and had delays that could have been avoided by better communication and transparency. Although our relationship has gotten so much better, and we’ve built good communication and trust, our CEO still has a tinge of mistrust due to that situation.

I’m an engineering delivery leader at Ably. Ably provides a PaaS to offload the engineering complexity and DevOps burden of powering live and collaborative applications at a global scale.

To respond to our rapid growth, we wanted to tap into a new use case for realtime experiences. We needed a reliable software agency to help us develop a full version of a proof of concept SDK for asset tracking. Our goal was to release the SDK written natively for iOS and Android. This was our initial project with nomtek. https://ably.com/solutions/asset-tracking

We selected nomtek because they had experience in developing SDKs that shared some similarities with our solution. We knew we needed someone that had enough expertise and knowledge to be able to jump into the project without much onboarding and briefing.

Once we validated the proof of concept internally, nomtek stepped in to help us write the full version of it. The SDK would operate in a demanding environment and it had to consume as little energy as possible to still deliver the core functionality with high uptime and reliability. There were a lot of variables to consider for an optimal balance between position accuracy and battery consumption. Working in Kotlin (native Android), nomtek developers built an SDK that maintained low-energy consumption while retaining high service availability and accuracy even with a poor GPS signal.

Our cooperation started with hiring two developers (for native iOS and Android development). The cooperation was later extended to four nomtek developers and a QA specialist.

Nomtek’s help in developing the asset tracking SDK that brings us closer to powering real-time experiences for one billion devices by 2024.

We worked with nomtek in an agile approach by sprinting with daily stand ups, planning and retros. We held additional backlog refinement meetings to talk over tasks and assign them a story point measurement.

Nomtek’s expertise in native mobile development let them iterate quickly, which helped us release the SDK faster. Such a prompt release wouldn’t have been possible for us without their support. Their communication skills are commendable. We never ran into any issues with them. The team is highly flexible and engaged. We can count on them — they’re invested in the projects and their wellbeing.

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I’m the founder of echt praktisch— a company organizing workshops for people who want to express their ideas through drawing to increase understanding.

We contracted Nomtek to design and develop a mobile application for learning how to draw. My main goal was to translate the curriculum from my on-site workshops into a convenient mobile application.

I contacted Nomtek and from the first call, I was very impressed how Nomtek understood the idea from a technical and moreover from a business point of view. Nomtek also offered me a very agile approach that really fitted with the experimental stage of the project. Nomteks dedication, skill and flexibility were the deciding factors.

I had a general idea of what the app should do, and Nomtek’s team helped immensely in transforming that idea into an MVP. The project started with idea validation workshops where the team checked if Flutter was a good choice to build the drawing application in a reasonable timeframe and whether a smartphone was a good device for drawing.

Nomtek gave us a team of two developers, one quality and assurance specialist, one project manager, and a designer. The whole process was looked after by Maciek, nomtek’s account manager, who made it easier to bring the product to life.

In little time, we had an MVP that allows me to probe the market and also gather feedback from users. With little investment I am now present in the App store and on Google Play.

Nomtek used the SCRUM framework for communication and PM style — there was a product demo every two weeks. The team also held weekly status calls.

Initially, my idea was to include a breadth of features into the app to make it a comprehensive product from the get-go. However, nomtek’s team convinced me to cut the scope and release an MVP to validate my main business assumption and gauge the demand. The scope cuts were a great idea, and the MVP let me test the waters with my clients.

The project went perfectly fine. And I also appreciated their patience and their understanding as this was my first development project. I am really looking forward to take on the next steps in the project.