We build with Ruby on Rails

Get to market with speed and adaptability

Ruby on Rails is an open source web application framework that makes web development painless. Yet, it’s powerful enough to handle just about anything. Trusted by Shopify, Github, Basecamp, and Crunchbase, Rails can handle workloads of any size. However it’s easy to set up and build quickly, making it a perfect fit for MVPs and market tests.

Get speed to market
with Rails

The popular framework has revolutionized web development. Ruby, the programming language of Rails, was built to be a language loved by developers. Ruby reads like plain English, with code that’s easy to understand, yet it’s also expressive and powerful. Rails uses Ruby to bring web application development to another level. Rails developers are able to build fully functioning web applications in weeks (or even a weekend) where previously it would have taken months or possibly years. This is because Rails embraces convention over configuration and provides sensible defaults for everything, allowing the engineer to focus on building rather than set-up.

Features

Language that’s easy to use and easy to learn
Optimized for programmer happiness
Convention over configuration
Huge community, there’s a gem (prebuilt library) for everything
Consistently and frequently updated (new features are always being added)
A perfect fit for startups, which need speed and adaptability

Hire a team of experts in Ruby on Rails development

We use Ruby on Rails because it enables us to build and ship digital products quickly. We’ve been using Rails for over 10 years. Rails is a joy to use, but also makes agile web development easy. This allows us to have a short build-and-test iteration cycle; therefore, we can adapt our products to meet the needs of the user. In the end, using Ruby on Rails greatly reduces development costs because everything takes less time, and we are able to get significantly more features complete and shipped.

Some of our Ruby on Rails applications

Star Leasing

Star Leasing, a national truck leasing company, asked us to develop an MVP mobile app that would enable drivers to submit service requests directly from the roadside without having to call a dispatcher. Our goal was to develop a simple, intuitive experience that is easy to download and available for both iOS and Android. With just a few taps, drivers could quickly request emergency roadside assistance, access maintenance schedules, and obtain real-time updates on fleet data.

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BoxLock

BoxLock came to us with an early functional prototype, looking to build the production version of an internet-connected padlock specifically designed to safeguard home deliveries and track package status.