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As the team that helped Under Armour build the first ever wearable fitness tracker in 2016, we know what it takes to build great wearable apps. Deeply researched UX aside, your wearable app needs unbreakable code, endless integrability with your smartphone and web apps, and a highly focused user journey. From smartwatches and implantables to rings, on-cloth, and other variants, our deep and diverse expertise helps you bring the most revolutionary wearable ideas to life.
Chances are we built your favorite apps.
With 8,645 reviews and 4.5 rating on the App Store and 4,150 reviews and a 4.5 rating on the Play Store in a year, BassForecast is the #1 fishing forecast app in the world.
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Firefighters have one of the most stressful occupations in the world. In a bid to simplify their job, we helped Xerox build a powerful native iPad app that would handle the bulk of their daily inspections checklist and save them hundreds of man hours.
As the undisputed leader in everything retail, Walmart wanted to unveil its vision for the future of shopping. We helped them create a virtual shopping experience that put shoppers inside a working VR store, which Walmart showcased at SXSW 2017.
With 1.94 million users and 2.6 billion logged workouts, the CES Innovation Award-winning Under Armour Record was one of the first ever fitness trackers and helped reimagine our relationship with health and fitness forever.
Denmark is one of the most expensive countries in the world to own a car. But Dribe used Flexdrive, a technology we helped develop, to let Danes drive more by subscribing to cars and revolutionizing car culture in the eco-friendly Scandinavian nation.
Going car shopping is tough; everything looks great at the dealer’s! To help customers out, Audi partnered with us to set up iPad displays that would let users experience virtual driving, tutorials, and even the feel of the Audi A8 in stunning 3D visuals.
Over 1.5 billion people trust AccuWeather’s forecasts. But, to keep employees and operations safe, their business users needed more custom tools. The product we built for them helped them increase profits and make their clients vastly more productive.
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Wearable technology refers to a set of electronic devices that can be worn or implanted by users for highly specific digital functions. These devices run on custom processors, software, and UX and work as an extension to an existing ecosystem of computers and smartphones. The technology that binds them all together is wearable technology.
Wearable devices rely on processors and sensors to serve users. Most of them have highly specific functions, including monitoring vitals, tracking motion and distance, and even brain activity. Together with other devices in the ecosystem, wearables help users get a detailed understanding of the issue at hand.
Wearable apps work largely as extensions to your smartphone apps. They can be worn on devices anywhere on your body, including wrists, ankles, fingers, neck, ears, and even clothes. Wearable apps have highly specific functions and help people use highly specific features that perfectly match their use case.
Yes, but with differing approaches. WatchOS apps run specifically on Apple Watch and its limited models in production. Android Wear apps criss-cross over a large array of wearable manufacturers, devices, and interfaces. For the latter, we can even help you understand your users and their preferred Android wearable devices better through a CoLab.
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