Geniusee

Custom software for fintech, edtech and other regulated sectors

Geniusee is a custom software development company that presents itself as a partner for full-cycle product work. The firm reports more than eight years of experience across fintech, edtech, retail, healthcare and several more sectors, and that it works with a broad set of technologies. The firm describes its aim as making software that is sharp, reliable and on time, with a focus on quality, user experience and customer satisfaction, and it says that these products are intended to speed up a client's growth.

Its public material is built around a set of service areas. These begin with consulting and move through software engineering, product design, data science and artificial intelligence, technical support and outstaffing. Each area is described as a way to take a client from an early concept to a product that is maintained after it goes live.

Consulting, discovery and technology strategy

The consulting line covers product ideation, design sprints, discovery phases, technology consulting, information technology audits, big data consulting and a model in which the firm acts as a company's chief technology officer on a service basis. Geniusee says these services help a client judge what should be built before committing to development, and that they give the client an outside view of its technical choices.

Engineering from MVP to production

Engineering covers minimum viable products as well as software development for the web, mobile, blockchain, artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure. The firm names DevOps engineering, Amazon Web Services work, machine learning operations, integration services and quality assurance testing as parts of the same delivery. Post-release technical support, both second-line and continuing support after launch, is offered as the final stage.

Data science and AI

The data science and AI practice is described as a way of drawing insight from data and making a business's systems more efficient and smarter. Geniusee says its consultants use data to find where processes can be improved and that its services are shaped around each client's sector and results. The firm presents this practice as the consulting arm that helps a client decide where automation or predictive work will matter most.

Outstaffing and dedicated teams

Outstaffing offers a dedicated team, either on a time and material basis or as a standing team that works as an extension of the client. The firm's material says a dedicated team can take on a client's workload and follow the client's processes, which it describes as the practical equivalent of an in-house development group.

Industry focus and sector experience

The company's material says it has delivered projects in several domains, from digital banking and payments to online learning, retail, real estate and logistics, and it lists sector-specific practices for each. It describes a track record for small to medium-sized businesses and start-ups, including companies backed by accelerators and funding rounds, and it frames its experience in these areas as the reason it can offer a client a tested route rather than an untried idea. Its site also offers a scorecard template to help businesses compare technology vendors, which the firm presents as a tool for making a choice.