Case Studies: Custom Software Under $250,000

Custom software development projects for under $250,000 created by Buildable.

Case Studies

Land Investment Platform

How we built an all-in-one tool to improve the business strategy of land investors

Schedufi

Schedufi is an application that was built to manage the busy schedules of orthodontic practices and work in tandem with their existing software.

Custom Web App for Manufacturing and Logistics Company

This project began as a project rescue and evolved into developing comprehensive solutions for an export company. The new system unifies quoting, ordering, shipping, delivering, dispatching, and invoicing ...

Community Resource Application

By aggregating all of the community resources around mental health, food insecurity, domestic violence relief, and other non-profit services, people can fill out the questionnaire and gain immediate access ...

Mobile App Case Study for Fruit Trading App

Tangeloo is a produce-bartering app for home gardeners to trade or sell their backyard bounty with their communities. The Tangeloo app was created for both iOS and Android devices.

Eclipse and PlanSwift Integration

Consolidated Supply Company asked us to build a plug-in for connecting a desktop visual quoting application in the construction industry (PlanSwift) to an ERP platform (Eclipse), in order to fetch live ...

Pay Equity Application for Employers - Parity Software

Parity Software is an application built to help employers and human resources departments comply with pay equity laws.

Economic Development Model

A mini web application used to tell a story in sales where complicated algorithms backed by actuaries are required to show the complete picture. This app allows the user to enter multiple scenarios and ...

Dynamic Lab Reports

We integrated with our client's laboratory information management system (LIMS) to redesign and render their complex data in a dynamic way. This optimized its customers' user experience and helped maintain ...

Enterprise Risk Management

Oregon’s cities and counties and Virginia’s government association for risk-sharing combined efforts to create an Enterprise Risk Management system to gather data and help walk their constituents ...