latest clients
PAYANGO
Get your own custom designed prepaid VISA card.
More information: PAYANGO
pokenvision - a visual poken map
High 4, pokenvision is here - our first #yai7d project developed in an agile one-week-sprint with the missionpoken.de guys.
Place your poken on the map to let your not-yet-friends see where to poke next time.. ;-)
More information: pokenvision and missionpoken.de
KosherMe
KosherMe will be a directory of Jewish institutions worldwide. Unlike existing solutions, in this directory people can create and edit their own information and all information is accessible via a RESTful API.
More information: KosherMe and Metaethics
SalesKing
SalesKing is an online invoicing service from Germany. Create estimates and invoices, send reminder or accept payments. Save time through flexible templates and automatic processes.
More information: SalesKing
Zilino
Zilino is a web-based software application for group problem solving and decision making that helps people and organizations address challenging issues together. Among other things, Zilino provides tools and process support for online dialogue and deliberation.
More information: Zilino and Intellitics, Inc.
woobby
More information: woobby
boomloop
boomloop actually was "a rather unique approach and a clever combination of tools around events" created by the very talented guys from play/type.
We supported their awesome work as co-developers; it was fun while it lasted!
More information: play/type
DaWanda
DaWanda is the place for unique and individual products and people. Buy handmade and hard to find goods, share your discoveries with your friends and create your own collections.
More information: DaWanda
railslove's projects
channelthing
channelthing is our rethought online team collaboration tool. Currently it's only available to a limited group of alpha users, join them and register for the alpha program. A first public beta version will be released next spring.
More information: channelthing alphα
hosted events
DevHouseFriday
In February 2009 we started the weekly dev-talk event DevHouseFriday, because there's so much ongoing web-juiciness out there we three wanted to present one another. Only a few weeks later DevHouseFriday has become a popular web developer party with a growing attendance.
More information: The DevHouseFriday Social Network, follow @devhousefriday
