fig. 1: we build apps
we don't provide unequaled solutions to optimize your this-or-that client-side whatever-you-call-it.
we build apps. good ones.
for web, mobile, and
tablet devices.
we don't provide unequaled solutions to optimize your this-or-that client-side whatever-you-call-it.
we build apps. good ones.
for web, mobile, and
tablet devices.
loop/recur is a small group of developers and designers working hard to build mobile apps and web backends they can be proud of; for iOS, Android.
loop/recur's engineers build test-driven mobile back ends and front ends with great attention paid to user experience and design.
loop/recur collaboratively engineers data-driven mobile and cloud based applications to leverage the web 2.0 aspects of your business with a focus on scalability, best practices, and modularity. It's a win-win.
While our main technological choices are Javascript, Ruby/Rails and Objective-C, our team has years of experience in multiple languages and platforms such as Haskell, PHP, and Drupal.
The NeoTV Remote was built to control the Netgear NeoTV. Over wifi, the remote auto-connects via Bonjour and controls the onscreen cursor, keyboard, and navigation. The favorites feature allows you to save the channels you watch most from it's built in channel listing and allows you to post what you're watching to Facebook. Other features include vibration and sound feedback control, multiple box support and gesture control of onscreen functions.
Gamestop Mobile was build for iPhone and ported to Android. Gamers use Gamestop Mobile to manage their PowerUp Rewards, scan and find new games, check store availability, and purchase games from wherever they are.
The Car dashboard was created as a proof of concept app to display new technology ideas for private demos at automotive shows throughout the US. The app utilizes technologies such as a personal app store, multiple platform support, and cloud services.
NJ Property Fax provides a number of geo based information services to homeowners and real estate agents. Focusing on flood, tidelands, and wetlands maps, users can get information about potential properties they currently own or are interested in purchasing.
The Trippons Mobile App was commissioned by Trippons.com to expand their reach in the mobile coupon space. The app communicates with a Drupal server to get the necessary information and available coupons in a location near the user. Users can get directions, call the business, and redeem coupons right from the app.
Webcapsule is a social story sharing website and mobile app. Users tell a story about an event or events very important to them, tag people in the story, and share it with those closest to them.
Gonster Monster Remover is an app created by loop/recur to help rid the world of monsters, one scan at a time. The user scans a room through an augmented reality camera, finds monsters on the custom radar and removes them once seeing a list of the buggers. The Gonster Monster Remover is helping mom's and dad's relieve monster stress from their kid's lives. (Coming soon...)
Tidbits is a site built specifically for the woman around town. They do the research to find shopping, eating, events, and deals attractive to women in some of the most up and coming cities throughout the US. Austin, Dallas, Denver, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Nashville, and San Diego are just a few with more coming online regularly.
NCR held a conference in 2012 and wanted to test out a mobile platform that allows for quick development to deploy mobile apps on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. A custom backend allows dynamic updating of the information inside of the conference app.
Providing equipment to restaurants throughout the US, the Shortorder.com allows businesses to browse and purchase equipment online. Buyer's guides, product videos, and customer support are done through the site.
Brian Lonsdorf
Brian, loop/recur's lead architect/developer, started programming and quickly developed an appetite for languages and software design. Protected by his two fierce dogs, uninterrupted Brian is the Jean-Claude Van Damme of programmers.
Taylor Smith
After working in UX and software training for over 5 years, Taylor decided it was time to put together a small team of talented people to build cool things. Little did he know, working with each of the members of loop/recur has been even more amazing than originally planned.
Mikey Casalaina
Beginning to program for the web in the late 90's, Mikey's eye for web and mobile design has seen it all. Mikey finds inspiration from living in Europe, obscure bands, and making his own music.
Ryan CharetteRyan became interested in development after spending time learning about Linux. If he isn't programming or reading about Linux, he is either talking to his cat or tending to his garden. He lives in the Bay Area and has a penchant for techno music.
Eric HeibergEric is a programmer, improviser, and creator of his own sport. He lives in Austin. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal. He hugs everyone. In the programming world, his main focus is on trying to make the world around him fit into as few lines of code as possible. He is excited to be working with incredibly talented people at loop/recur.