Customer-Oriented High Quality Products
We are a startup company based in Seattle.
Our focus is on mobile applications and "Software as a Service" (SaaS) products/services.
Our primary product goal is to create great software products that delight customers
We built and released four "civic software" iPhone applications in the first year of the app store.
One of these apps became Apple's #1 ranked paid app in the News category. Another app went on to become Apple's #1 ranked paid app in the "Finance" category.
Please
email us if you'd like to partner with us to build mobile apps for your organization.
Our iPhone and iPad applications
Our latest app (
the iPhone Bailout-Stimulus app) was released on July 30,2010 and it tells you how Recovery Act money is being spent on US Federal Government grants and contracts.
The iPhone
Economy App was ranked
#1 paid app among ~700 paid apps in the Finance category (in July/August 2009).
(Download Economy app from
iTunes)
The iPhone Economy app was
featured on the cover (and chapter 5) of Wiley Publishing's book on Incredible iPhone Apps and featured by Apple in their "
Staff Favorites" section
See
TechFlash story featuring the iPhone Economy app and Cascade Software Corporation.
Bloomberg story on the iPhone app store has a couple of quotes from our company.
The iPhone
Economy app gives you a snapshot of the US economy.
The app was ranked #1 among around 700 paid apps in the app-store "Finance" category (in July/August 2009)
The Economy app gives you the latest values of several key economic indicators published by the Federal Reserve.
It also provides graphs that track the history of these indicators across the past few months, years and decades and across Democratic and Republican presidencies and across recession periods.
The iPhone Bailout-Stimulus app was released on July 30,2010 provides specific and detailed information on how Recovery Act money is being spent on US Federal Government grants (federal assistance programs) and contracts.
Whether you go to tea parties or greenpeace rallies or neither, whether you're a Keynesian, Supply-sider or neither, this app will give you a better understanding of the $787 Billion Recovery Act package
The iPhone
"Government Spending" application is a great app for anyone who has wondered about how the US federal government spends their tax dollars or anyone who has looked for specific information on government spending.
It will help the involved citizen who wants to hold government accountable for spending decisions and it will help the casual user understand what the government is spending money on.
The primary goal of this app was to provide a daily snapshot of the 2008 US presidential election.
On Apple's iTunes rankings, the "Election" application soon became the #1 "paid" app in the "News" category.
It was #1 in the (short-term ranking) "top paid apps" listing for News apps and also #1 in the (long-term) "popularity" ranking for paid apps in the "News" category.
Now that the elections are over, the app is a great reference to the 2008 presidential race with poll numbers from September to November, final results, issue-polls and commentary.
This app provides an estimate of your carbon footprint (your personal contribution to global warming) and compares the number with that of the average US resident.
The app can also be used to compare carbon emissions from electricity in different countries.