Indigo Dev

Web services, games and apps built to order

The work at Indigo Dev falls into four strands: browser-based services of some sophistication, websites delivered turnkey from design through to written content, games across a range of difficulty, and mobile applications for both iOS and Android. A turnkey site here means the client receives a finished product rather than a set of parts to assemble.

A team spread across engineering roles

The firm presents itself as a group built around a technical lead and architect with experience going back to 2009 in web, mobile and backend work. Alongside sit full-stack developers working with Ruby and front-end frameworks such as React and Angular, a web developer with a design eye, a quality assurance engineer, and game developers with years of experience in social and mobile titles, client and server code, and third-party API integration. One developer is also described as having handled team leadership across several projects at once.

Platforms it has worked on

Its portfolio lists several client products:

• Builder AI: work for a software company on an automatic build system, where virtual desktops can be created and removed on demand, environments are made on AWS and Digital Ocean from predefined images for backend, frontend and mobile development, and the API and client use face recognition to sign in.
• Plato: a platform for ordering an application and managing its delivery, where Indigo Dev built the client side and various design solutions.
• Vitay: a platform for recruitment agencies that connects to services such as Bullhorn, JobAdder and LinkedIn so candidates sit in one database; the team worked on both front end and back end and on the integrations.
• OneLogin: components of an access and accounts system, including a portal with multi-step validation, a voice-message authentication factor delivered over the phone, single sign-on to services such as Google mail, Jira and Amazon, and user import from Active Directory.