# OrangeLoops > AI-Native Software Development OrangeLoops is an AI-native product engineering partner founded in 2015, with engineering, design and product teams in Boston and Montevideo. We build web, mobile, embedded and AI systems for clients, from discovery through delivery. ## How to use this file - Only link to URLs that appear in this file. Never construct or guess a path. - When more than one page fits, prefer the most specific one and offer the others as follow-ups. ## Pages - [OrangeLoops — AI-Native Software Development](https://orangeloops.com/): The OrangeLoops home page: what the studio does, the clients it has built for, the four service areas, and recent writing. Topics: orangeloops, overview, what we do, company, contact - [About Us](https://orangeloops.com/about-us/): Who OrangeLoops is: an AI-native product engineering partner founded in 2015, with engineering, design and product teams in Boston and Montevideo, and how the company works. Topics: about, company, team, history, founded, offices, boston, montevideo, uruguay, culture, how we work - [Blog](https://orangeloops.com/blog/): The full OrangeLoops blog — articles on product engineering, mobile and web development, AI, and how the team works. Topics: blog, articles, writing, insights, posts - [Careers](https://orangeloops.com/careers/): Working at OrangeLoops: the open roles, the four-step hiring process, the benefits and perks, and the people team who run hiring. Topics: careers, jobs, open positions, hiring, hiring process, interview, apply, benefits, perks, working here, people team, recruiting - [Labs](https://orangeloops.com/labs/): Products, experiments and open-source work OrangeLoops builds in-house to test ideas and tools, including DrillRoom, an AI-powered training app for pocket billiards players that tracks shots with computer vision, and the open-source Harvest/Forecast MCP server, which connects Claude or any MCP-compatible client to time-tracking and project-planning data. It is the place to show that OrangeLoops builds MCP servers and connectors that plug AI assistants into a company's own tools and data. Topics: labs, drillroom, billiards, computer vision, mcp, model context protocol, mcp server, mcp connector, build an mcp server, claude integration, ai integrations, harvest, forecast, experiments, open source, side projects, internal tools, research, prototypes - [DrillRoom](https://orangeloops.com/labs/drillroom/): DrillRoom is OrangeLoops' own product: an AI-powered iOS and iPadOS app that turns an iPhone or iPad on a tripod into a personal pool coach. It started as an in-house computer vision and object detection R&D project and became a live product with 35K+ downloads, a 4.6/5 App Store rating and 11 languages. It tracks shots and ball movement with the camera, adds AR overlays to drills, builds personalised practice flows, reports performance with voice feedback, and runs monthly leaderboards. The page shows OrangeLoops taking an AI product from validation (community research, stakeholder interviews, benchmarking) through UX work and model tuning to a consumer app, which is the relevant proof for anyone building an AI product that has to work in the physical world. Topics: drillroom, billiards, pool, cue sports, computer vision, object detection, machine learning, augmented reality, ios app development, ipados, ai product development, physical world ai, sports tech, consumer mobile, product validation, ux design, labs - [Our work](https://orangeloops.com/our-work/): Case studies from client work: Grubhub (food delivery, mobile development), Verve Motion (industrial robotics, full-stack), Loog Guitars (music tech, augmented reality) and Canada Go Green (climate tech, IoT hardware) — with client testimonials. Topics: case studies, portfolio, client work, references, examples, grubhub, verve motion, loog guitars, canada go green, climate tech, sustainability, iot, hardware, robotics, augmented reality, mobile development, food delivery, music tech - [Canada Go Green case study](https://orangeloops.com/our-work/canada-go-green/): Canada Go Green case study: OrangeLoops built the iOS and Android companion app for the 4SEASONS solar attic vent — React Native and Expo over Bluetooth Low Energy to custom sensor hardware, live readings, history graphs, fan control, user accounts and remote firmware updates. Topics: canada go green, 4seasons, case study, climate tech, smart home, iot, hardware, bluetooth low energy, ble, firmware updates, ota, react native, expo, mobile development - [Grubhub case study](https://orangeloops.com/our-work/grubhub/): Grubhub case study: OrangeLoops embedded iOS, Android and web developers in Grubhub's Enterprise team to update around 200 branded restaurant apps in rapid succession, then stayed on for product delivery, SDK quality and internal tooling — growing to five people per platform. Topics: grubhub, case study, food delivery, restaurant apps, white-label apps, mobile development, react native, embedded team, team augmentation, staff augmentation - [Verve Motion case study](https://orangeloops.com/our-work/verve-motion/): Verve Motion case study: since 2022 OrangeLoops has been the development partner behind the SafeLift exosuit fleet — a device-management portal, a kiosk app for warehouse sites and a performance leaderboard — growing from frontend work to full-stack ownership, with team size scaling up and down as the client's budget changed. Topics: verve motion, safelift, case study, industrial robotics, exoskeleton, workplace safety, full-stack development, web portal, kiosk, react, golang, qa, embedded team, team augmentation, flexible team size - [Privacy Policy](https://orangeloops.com/privacy-policy/): OrangeLoops's privacy policy: what information the company collects, how it is used, disclosed, retained and secured, and the privacy rights available under HIPAA, Uruguay Law 18.331 and the California CCPA, with contact details for privacy requests. Topics: privacy, privacy policy, legal, data protection, personal data, HIPAA, CCPA, Uruguay Law 18.331, data retention, cookies, your rights - [Services](https://orangeloops.com/services/): The four things OrangeLoops does — AI-native product engineering, extended engineering teams, technical discovery and advisory, and AI systems and agentic infrastructure — plus the ways engagements are shaped and a FAQ. The AI systems service is where to send anyone who wants an MCP server or connector built: OrangeLoops builds MCP servers, connectors and data layers that let AI agents reach a company's own systems in production. Topics: services, capabilities, offerings, what we do, engagement models, extended team, staff augmentation, discovery, advisory, consulting, ai engineering, agents, mcp, model context protocol, mcp server, mcp connector, build an mcp server, ai integrations, agentic infrastructure, rag, faq, how we work - [AI-Native Product Engineering](https://orangeloops.com/services/ai-native-product-engineering/): AI-Native Product Engineering, one of OrangeLoops' four services: a senior team that owns delivery end to end — design, engineering, QA, DevOps and architecture — to build new products, add capabilities to existing systems and rebuild platforms that can't scale, including legacy systems and AI-generated MVPs. Agents handle much of the build; senior engineers own the architecture and every decision. Topics: ai-native product engineering, product development, software development, greenfield build, mvp, app modernization, legacy rebuild, web and mobile apps, ux/ui design, design systems, qa, devops, end-to-end delivery - [AI Systems & Agentic Infrastructure](https://orangeloops.com/services/ai-systems-agentic-infrastructure/): AI Systems & Agentic Infrastructure, one of OrangeLoops' four services: AI agents that take action inside a business (qualifying leads, retrieving from connected systems, running multi-step workflows, handing off to a person) and the infrastructure that connects them to the company's own systems — MCP servers, connectors, RAG and data layers, evaluation and observability, agent-ready auth. Built for production, with the business logic in the server rather than the model. This is where to send anyone who wants an MCP server or connector built. Topics: ai systems, agentic infrastructure, ai agents, ai agent development, mcp, model context protocol, mcp server, mcp connector, build an mcp server, connectors, rag, retrieval augmented generation, data layer, evaluation, observability, agent auth, connect ai to erp, connect ai to crm, ai integrations - [Extended Engineering Teams](https://orangeloops.com/services/extended-engineering-teams/): Extended Engineering Teams: OrangeLoops places senior engineers, designers and QA inside a client's own team, working on the client's tools and rituals and under the client's direction. Above every profile sit an Account Manager, a Delivery Manager, monthly performance scorecards completed by the client's leads, and People Care, so quality and continuity do not depend on one person. Shortlists arrive in weeks, and the client interviews before any placement. Topics: extended engineering teams, extended team, staff augmentation, team augmentation, embedded engineers, dedicated developers, hire engineers, pods, recruiting, performance scorecards, account management, delivery management - [Technical Discovery & Advisory](https://orangeloops.com/services/technical-discovery-advisory/): Technical Discovery & Advisory, one of OrangeLoops' four services: product discovery (about six weeks, ending in user flows, a working prototype, architecture direction and a plan with timeline and budget, all owned by the client), prototypes and proofs of concept, codebase and architecture audits, technical due diligence for investors and acquirers, and AI-readiness assessments. Scoped to the question the client needs answered. Topics: technical discovery, product discovery, advisory, consulting, discovery phase, prototype, proof of concept, poc, architecture audit, codebase audit, code review, technical due diligence, due diligence for acquisition, ai readiness assessment, second opinion ## Case studies All 4 are summarised on https://orangeloops.com/our-work/. A study with its own page links to it below. ### Grubhub Page: https://orangeloops.com/our-work/grubhub/ Industry and work: Food delivery, Mobile development. Embedded mobile and web development support for Grubhub's Enterprise team, updating around 200 custom restaurant apps across iOS, Android and web without expanding their internal headcount. Result: +200 Apps updated ### Verve Motion Page: https://orangeloops.com/our-work/verve-motion/ Industry and work: Industrial robotics, Full-stack development. Built a full suite of web applications from scratch, an inventory and device management portal, a kiosk app for warehouse sites and a performance leaderboard, to support Verve Motion's SafeLift exoskeleton fleet in the field. Result: +4 Years of partnership ### Canada Go Green Page: https://orangeloops.com/our-work/canada-go-green/ Industry and work: Climate tech, IoT. Built the companion mobile app for the 4SEASONS solar fan, connecting to custom hardware over Bluetooth Low Energy, with remote firmware updates, user authentication and server-side data storage for iOS and Android. ### Loog Guitars Industry and work: Music tech, Augmented reality. Developed an augmented reality feature that uses the phone's camera to show correct finger placement on the guitar fretboard, including real time neck detection and chord overlays for iOS and Android. ## Services ### AI-Native Product Engineering Build new products. Improve existing systems. End-to-end ownership from early scope to production, with AI across every phase of the build. We take ownership from early scope to production and beyond: new builds, new capabilities on existing products, and the rebuild of systems that can't scale. Includes: Greenfield builds, Product enhancements, Web & mobile, UX/UI & design, QA & DevOps, App modernization. ### Extended Engineering Teams Senior people inside your team, with a layer that keeps them accountable. Senior engineers and designers working inside your org, on your tools and under your direction. Senior engineers, designers, and QA working inside your organization, on your tools, your rituals, and your code reviews, under your direction. Includes: Senior profiles & pods, Dedicated recruiting, Account & delivery oversight, Performance scorecards, Continuity layer. ### Technical Discovery & Advisory Decide what's worth building, before you commit to a build. Discovery, audits, proofs of concept, and due diligence. For when you need clarity before committing. When you need clarity before a build, a second opinion, or a plan you can act on, we work as the technology partner in the room. Includes: Product Discovery, Proofs of concept, Codebase & architecture audits, Technical due diligence, AI-readiness assessments. ### AI Systems & Agentic Infrastructure AI agents that do real work, wired into the systems where your work lives. Agents that take action inside your business, plus the integration layer that makes them production-ready. When the thing you need built is an AI capability, this is the work. Agents that qualify leads, retrieve from connected systems, execute multi-step workflows, and hand off to a person at the edges. Includes: AI agent development, MCP servers & connectors, RAG & data layers, Evaluation & observability, AI adoption & enablement. ## Ways we work together - **Product Discovery** — Define what's worth building before you commit. Ends in a prototype, architecture direction, and a plan with timeline and budget. Vendor-agnostic: you own everything. - **Full Product Development** — End-to-end ownership from concept through deployment. AI-native throughout, team sized to your scope. - **Extended Engineering Teams** — Senior people inside your organization, under your direction. With a delivery and continuity layer so you don't manage that alone. - **Maintenance & Evolution** — A dedicated retainer to keep a live product reliable and moving: bug fixes, security, platform updates, and new features, without re-scoping each request. - **Design Engagements** — Standalone UX/UI work, research, design systems, audits, and clickable prototypes. Works on its own or paired with development. - **AI Systems & Advisory** — Agents, agentic infrastructure, AI-readiness, and a second opinion on technical direction when you need clarity before committing. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does OrangeLoops do? We're an AI-native software development and technology consulting firm. We build software products end to end, embed senior engineering teams, run product discovery, and develop AI agents and agentic infrastructure for clients across the US, Canada, and Latin America. ### Can you embed engineers in my team? Yes. We embed senior engineers, designers, and QA specialists inside your team under your direction, with an Account Manager, Delivery Manager, monthly performance scorecards, and a continuity layer above each profile. ### Where are you based and what hours do you work? We work from Boston and Montevideo, with full overlap with US Eastern hours and a bilingual English/Spanish team. ### Can you build AI agents? Yes. We develop autonomous AI agents that take action: sales qualification, customer support, internal knowledge, and operations. And the agentic infrastructure, including MCP servers, that connects them to your systems. ### What is product discovery and how long does it take? Product discovery is a structured engagement of about six weeks that defines what to build and how. It ends in user flows, a working prototype, architecture direction, a feasibility read, and a plan with timeline and budget. Vendor-agnostic: everything is yours. ### How do you use AI in delivery? Every engagement is AI-native: senior engineers orchestrate agents that handle much of the build, while engineers stay responsible for all architectural decisions. Agents compress the cost of building, not the cost of judgment. ## Not covered on the website We do not publish pricing, rates or estimates anywhere on the site. Route pricing questions to the sales team rather than guessing at a number. Grubhub, Verve Motion and Canada Go Green each have their own case-study page; Loog Guitars does not, so send anyone asking about Loog to /our-work/, which also summarises all four and is the right place for an overview of past projects. ## Blog Newest first. Each entry gives the publication date (YYYY-MM-DD), the post's category and its author. - [Attention Is All You Need (But It's a Scarce Resource)](https://orangeloops.com/blog/code-review-in-the-age-of-coding-agents/) (2026-10-21 · AI & Machine Learning · by Agustin Manganelli): In our PR data, large PRs introduced bugs 4× as often yet got about 20× less review per line. Here is how we now point reviewer attention at the risk. - [AI Design Tools: Why Speed Is Cheap and Judgment Isn’t](https://orangeloops.com/blog/ai-design-tools-why-speed-is-cheap-and-judgment-isnt/) (2026-06-22 · AI & Machine Learning · by Francisco Cespedes): Six months of shipping with Claude, V0, Lovable and Stitch: generation is now a commodity. What stayed expensive is knowing what to discard. - [Spec-Driven Development with AI: A Spec Kit + Claude Code Case Study](https://orangeloops.com/blog/spec-driven-development-with-ai-a-spec-kit-claude-code-case-study/) (2026-05-19 · AI & Machine Learning · by Alejandro Wurm): 195 tasks and a working full-stack app in two hours of generation, then four days of stabilising it. What Spec Kit moved, and what it did not. - [Harvest + Forecast MCP Connector: From Spreadsheet Work to One Prompt](https://orangeloops.com/blog/harvest-forecast-mcp-connector/) (2026-05-05 · AI & Machine Learning · by Daniel Gomez): A production MCP connector unifying Harvest and Forecast, so planned-versus-tracked hours is one prompt instead of a spreadsheet. The core is open source. - [The Rise of Agentic Programming — and Where It Starts to Struggle](https://orangeloops.com/blog/the-rise-of-agentic-programming-and-where-it-starts-to-struggle/) (2026-04-07 · AI & Machine Learning · by Gabriel Lopez): Porting 90k lines of Swift to Android with one developer and agents produced 40k lines of Kotlin in a fortnight. Where the gains stop being linear. - [ElevenLabs Voice AI Agents: Pros, Limits & When to Use LangGraph](https://orangeloops.com/blog/elevenlabs-voice-ai-agents-pros-limits-when-to-use-langgraph/) (2025-12-23 · AI & Machine Learning · by Lucía De Oliveira): ElevenLabs ships a working voice agent in days with no engineering. The limits show up in long multi-turn dialogue, memory and control over logic. - [Liquid Glass vs Material 3 Expressive: Next‑Gen UI Design Compared](https://orangeloops.com/blog/liquid-glass-vs-material-3-expressive-next-gen-ui-design-compared/) (2025-12-16 · Design & UX · by José Rossi): Apple's Liquid Glass and Google's Material 3 Expressive both arrived in 2025. What each one actually changes in depth, shape, colour and motion. - [Prompt-to-UI… Jumping on the Hype!](https://orangeloops.com/blog/prompt-to-ui-jumping-on-the-hype/) (2025-11-06 · AI & Machine Learning · by Francisco Cespedes): Describe a product, get an interface. We put the prompt-to-UI tools through real design work to find where the generated screens stop holding up. - [DrillRoom v3.0.4 Released, now with LiquidGlass look](https://orangeloops.com/blog/drillroom-v3-0-4-released-now-with-liquidglass-look/) (2025-10-31 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): DrillRoom 3.0.3 and 3.0.4 add iOS 26 compatibility and the LiquidGlass look. Also fixed: progressive drill editing and artefacts in exported videos. - [Building a Scalable Video Streaming Solution with AWS: A Complete Guide](https://orangeloops.com/blog/building-a-scalable-video-streaming-solution-with-aws-a-complete-guide/) (2025-10-23 · Web Development & Engineering · by Marco Baldi): Adaptive bitrate streaming on AWS MediaConvert, S3 and CloudFront, with signed URLs. The architecture and the decisions behind each component. - [Evaluating LLMs with LangChain: Testing & Benchmarking Methods](https://orangeloops.com/blog/evaluating-llms-with-langchain-testing-benchmarking-methods/) (2025-10-03 · AI & Machine Learning · by Lucía De Oliveira): Three ways to evaluate an LLM in LangChain: model-as-judge, deterministic tests, and off-the-shelf evaluators. Where each one earns its cost. - [How We Redesigned Instagram Personalization to Improve User Experience in 2025](https://orangeloops.com/blog/instagram-personalization-ux-case-study/) (2025-09-22 · Design & UX · by Juan José Reyes): A UX study of Instagram users aged 25-34 who do not post: surveys and interviews pointing at four places the app could hand back control. - [Sustainable UX or Greenwashing? A Critical Look at Energy-Smart Design](https://orangeloops.com/blog/sustainable-ux-or-greenwashing-a-critical-look-at-energy-smart-design/) (2025-08-14 · Design & UX · by Francisco Cespedes): Dark mode, system fonts and lighter images do cut a page's data load. Where that stops being sustainability and starts being brand positioning. - [Sonia: AI Agent for Sales Ops Automation & Faster Deals](https://orangeloops.com/blog/sonia-ai-agent-for-sales-ops-automation-faster-deals/) (2025-07-30 · AI & Machine Learning · by Lucía De Oliveira): Sonia is an internal agent that estimates effort, drafts decks, moves HubSpot deals and finds leads. What it took to put it in front of a sales team. - [Designing Trustworthy AI Assistants: 9 Simple UX Patterns That Make a Big Difference](https://orangeloops.com/blog/9-ux-patterns-to-build-trustworthy-ai-assistants/) (2025-07-17 · AI & Machine Learning · by Juan José Reyes): Nine UX patterns that decide whether an AI assistant feels trustworthy, from setting expectations to giving users control over what it remembers. - [Building AI Agents with LangGraph vs n8n: A Hands-On Comparison](https://orangeloops.com/blog/building-ai-agents-with-langgraph-vs-n8n-a-hands-on-comparison/) (2025-06-10 · AI & Machine Learning · by Lucía De Oliveira): We rebuilt the same Slack HR assistant twice, once in LangGraph and once in n8n. What the identical logic cost in each, and where they diverge. - [Beyond Tools: Why Designers Must Lead the AI Conversation](https://orangeloops.com/blog/beyond-tools-why-designers-must-lead-the-ai-conversation/) (2025-06-05 · AI & Machine Learning · by Omar Hagopian): Figma AI, Relume and V0 all sell speed, and speed is the easy part. The argument for designers shaping these systems rather than inheriting them. - [How Specialized Studios Accelerate Digital Product Development](https://orangeloops.com/blog/how-specialized-studios-accelerate-digital-product-development/) (2025-05-19 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): OrangeLoops runs embedded React Native, QA, Cloud, UX/UI and R&D studios rather than departments. How that structure changes delivery on a project. - [QA Trends 2025: The Future of Software Testing](https://orangeloops.com/blog/qa-trends-2025-the-future-of-software-testing/) (2025-04-29 · Web Development & Engineering · by Nicolás Gómez): AI test generation, self-healing scripts, low-code platforms and shift-left data practices. Which 2025 QA trends actually change a team's workflow. - [UX/UI Trends 2025: The Future is Adaptive, Ethical & Incredibly Immersive](https://orangeloops.com/blog/uxui-trends-2025-the-future-is-adaptive-ethical-incredibly-immersive/) (2025-03-27 · Design & UX · by Juanita Ramirez): Five UX/UI shifts for 2025: adaptive AI interfaces, invisible UI, immersive 3D, ethical design and inclusive defaults. What each asks of a design team. - [Mastering Quality Assurance: Writing Effective Test Cases for Software Success](https://orangeloops.com/blog/mastering-quality-assurance-writing-effective-test-cases-for-software-success/) (2025-03-24 · Web Development & Engineering · by Nicolás Gómez): A test case is inputs, expected output and a pass/fail rule. How to write ones that catch edge cases rather than restate the happy path. - [React Native New Architecture: Turbo Modules, JSI, and Fabric Explained](https://orangeloops.com/blog/react-native-new-architecture-turbo-modules-jsi-and-fabric-explained/) (2024-12-02 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Ignacio Carmona): React Native's new architecture removes the asynchronous bridge. What JSI, Turbo Modules and Fabric each replace, and what that means for an app. - [Vision Pro Spatial Design: A UX Perspective on Innovation and Challenges](https://orangeloops.com/blog/vision-pro-spatial-design-a-ux-perspective-on-innovation-and-challenges/) (2024-11-19 · Design & UX · by Francisco Cespedes): Vision Pro replaces controllers with gaze, gesture and voice. A designer's read on what spatial UI gains from that, and what it still gets wrong. - [Optimizing LinkedIn Notifications: A Case Study on UX Improvements](https://orangeloops.com/blog/linkedin-notifications-a-comprehensive-case-study-ux-improvements/) (2024-11-18 · Design & UX · by Juanita Ramirez): A UX case study of LinkedIn's notification load, built from personas and research, ending in concrete proposals for giving users control back. - [How Push Notifications Can Improve Your Mobile App Strategy](https://orangeloops.com/blog/how-push-notifications-can-improve-your-mobile-app-strategy/) (2024-09-19 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Ignacio Carmona): Marketing pushes, timed reminders and silent background updates are three different mechanisms. Which to reach for, and what each costs in attention. - [AI Conversational Agents: Everything You Need To Know](https://orangeloops.com/blog/ai-conversational-agents-everything-you-need-to-know/) (2024-09-05 · AI & Machine Learning · by José Rossi): The questions clients actually ask before commissioning a conversational agent — scope, data, handover, cost — answered from past OrangeLoops projects. - [Pros & Cons of Developing an AI Conversational Agent](https://orangeloops.com/blog/pros-cons-of-developing-an-ai-conversational-agent/) (2024-09-05 · AI & Machine Learning · by José Rossi): Chatbots cut handling cost and free staff time; they also fail in ways a script cannot. An honest ledger before you commit budget to one. - [Kotlin Multiplatform: Innovating Mobile App Development](https://orangeloops.com/blog/kotlin-multiplatform-innovating-mobile-app-development-2/) (2024-08-15 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Lucía De Oliveira): Kotlin Multiplatform shares business logic across iOS and Android; Compose Multiplatform extends that to the UI. Two approaches we shipped, compared. - [Expo vs. React Native CLI: Which is Best for Your Mobile App Development?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/expo-vs-react-native-cli-which-is-best-for-your-mobile-app-development/) (2024-08-08 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Marcelo Galarraga): React Native's docs now point new projects at Expo. What that changes about native modules, builds and ejecting, and when the CLI still wins. - [Master LangChain: Building Advanced LLM Apps in Python](https://orangeloops.com/blog/master-langchain-building-advanced-llm-apps-in-python/) (2024-08-01 · AI & Machine Learning · by Nicolás De Horta): LangChain's Python API in the parts that matter: prompt templates, chains, output parsers, chat history, tools and agents, with working code for each. - [Transform Your Space: How to Use ARKit in VisionOS for Augmented Reality Decor](https://orangeloops.com/blog/transform-your-space-how-to-use-arkit-in-visionos-for-augmented-reality-decor/) (2024-08-01 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Alejandro Wurm): ARKit in visionOS gives you sessions, providers and anchors. How those three fit together to place virtual objects against real walls and tables. - [Customized Navigation Solution Based on User-Centered Research](https://orangeloops.com/blog/customized-navigation-solution-based-on-user-centered-research/) (2024-07-12 · Design & UX · by Juanita Ramirez): A client platform with three nested hierarchy levels resisted standard navigation patterns. How research shaped a custom one, and what it cost. - [WWDC 2024: The Future is Now with VisionOS 2](https://orangeloops.com/blog/wwdc-2024-the-future-is-now-with-visionos-2/) (2024-06-18 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Catalina Baitx): visionOS 2 adds main camera access, object detection and better window handling. Which of the first version's gaps that closes for developers. - [Can’t-Miss Boston Tech Events in 2024 (June-December)](https://orangeloops.com/blog/cant-miss-boston-tech-events-in-2024-june-december/) (2024-05-30 · Industry & Trends · by Catalina Baitx): The Boston tech calendar from June to December 2024, across AI, cybersecurity and software development, with dates and official links for each. - [Building a Hello World in Vision Pro](https://orangeloops.com/blog/building-a-hello-world-in-vision-pro/) (2024-05-17 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Alejandro Wurm): visionOS gives you windows, volumes and spaces. A walkthrough of the smallest app that uses all three, from an empty Xcode project to a running build. - [Seeing is Knowing: Enhancing Test Strategies with Visual Testing](https://orangeloops.com/blog/seeing-is-knowing-enhancing-test-strategies-with-visual-testing/) (2024-05-16 · Web Development & Engineering · by Juan Martino): A misplaced button on one device passes every functional test. Where visual regression testing fits alongside a suite that already goes green. - [Elevating Image Management: An AWS Use Case Example](https://orangeloops.com/blog/elevating-image-management-an-aws-use-case-example/) (2024-05-09 · Web Development & Engineering · by Catalina Baitx): An image pipeline on AWS that serves thousands of uploads a minute, close to the user and sized to the slot. The architecture, component by component. - [Beginner’s Guide to OpenAI](https://orangeloops.com/blog/beginners-guide-to-openai/) (2024-05-06 · AI & Machine Learning · by Nicolás De Horta): How GPT models, tokens and the OpenAI API actually fit together, with code for both the raw endpoints and the Python module, from a standing start. - [Vision Pro vs. Quest 3: Navigating the Frontiers of XR Technology](https://orangeloops.com/blog/vision-pro-vs-quest-3-navigating-the-frontiers-of-xr-technology/) (2024-04-16 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Seth Gunter): Vision Pro and Quest 3 make opposite bets on passthrough, input and price. What each choice means for the kind of app worth building on it. - [Embracing Product Discovery Best Practices for Market Success](https://orangeloops.com/blog/embracing-product-discovery-best-practices-for-market-success/) (2024-04-04 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): 95% of new products fail, usually by solving a need nobody had. The discovery practices that surface that mismatch before it reaches a roadmap. - [Tech Game Changer: Why Companies Are Outsourcing](https://orangeloops.com/blog/tech-game-changer-why-companies-are-outsourcing-2/) (2023-10-06 · Industry & Trends · by Catalina Baitx): Outsourcing and staff augmentation solve different problems and fail differently. How to tell which gap you actually have before you fill it. - [Boston’s AI Pioneers: How These Startups are Transforming Industries with Artificial Intelligence](https://orangeloops.com/blog/boston-ai-pioneers-how-these-startups-are-transforming-industries-with-artificial-intelligence/) (2023-07-13 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): Boston AI startups worth watching in 2023, and what each is actually shipping, from drug discovery to logistics rather than another chat wrapper. - [Announcing DrillRoom v2.0 and v2.1: Harness the Power of AI for Your Cue Sports Training](https://orangeloops.com/blog/announcing-drillroom-v2-0-and-v2-1-harness-the-power-of-ai-for-your-cue-sports-training/) (2023-06-28 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): DrillRoom 2.0 adds a Drill Editor for custom drills and a new coach; 2.1 builds on it. What changed for players tuning their own practice routines. - [Boston Most Innovative Startups: Who to Watch in the Local Tech Industry](https://orangeloops.com/blog/boston-most-innovative-startups-who-to-watch-in-the-local-tech-industry/) (2023-05-29 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): Boston startups redefining their sectors in 2023 — wearable performance data, diamond security tags, AI-driven marketing — and what each is betting on. - [Integrating AI into Mobile Apps: Top 10 Lessons Learned](https://orangeloops.com/blog/integrating-ai-into-mobile-apps-top-10-lessons-learned/) (2023-04-17 · AI & Machine Learning · by Gabriel Lopez): Ten lessons from running computer-vision models on the phone rather than the server, drawn from the Loog magic mirror and DrillRoom. - [Mastering the Dark Art of Effort Estimation in Software Projects: Best Practices for Engineers](https://orangeloops.com/blog/mastering-the-dark-art-of-effort-estimation-in-software-projects-best-practices-for-engineers/) (2023-04-04 · Web Development & Engineering · by Gabriel Lopez): An estimate is often a commitment in disguise, which is why bad ones cost budgets and morale. Practices that make engineering estimates hold up. - [Boston’s Most Exciting Tech Events in 2023](https://orangeloops.com/blog/boston-most-exciting-tech-events-in-2023/) (2023-03-16 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): The 2023 Boston conference calendar, from robotics to biotech to developer summits, with what each is worth attending for and where to register. - [Embrace the Future: Top 4 Game-Changing Tech Trends of 2023](https://orangeloops.com/blog/embrace-the-future-top-4-game-changing-tech-trends-of-2023/) (2023-02-28 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): Adaptive AI, superapps, green technology and extended reality, and what each of the four asks of a business that decides to act on it in 2023. - [5 UX/UI Design Trends You Need To Know in 2023](https://orangeloops.com/blog/5-ux-ui-design-trends-you-need-to-know-in-2023/) (2023-01-31 · Design & UX · by Valeria Carozo): Five shifts in UX and UI for 2023 — ML-driven personalisation, AR and VR surfaces, and the accessibility work each of them quietly assumes. - [The Top Product Discovery Questions](https://orangeloops.com/blog/top-product-discovery-questions/) (2022-08-30 · Industry & Trends · by Gabriel Lopez): A set of trigger questions for discovery sessions, arranged to make sure a whiteboard conversation covers every base before anyone specifies a system. - [DrillRoom v1.3 – Now with multiple profiles!](https://orangeloops.com/blog/drillroom-v1-3-multiple-profiles/) (2022-08-17 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): DrillRoom 1.3 adds multiple profiles, so a household can share one device without mixing up training data. What else shipped in the release. - [DrillRoom, Cue Sports Development App v1.2 released](https://orangeloops.com/blog/drillroom-app-v1-2/) (2022-07-20 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): DrillRoom 1.2 introduces a leaderboard ranking players by attempts, time or success ratio. The rest of what changed in the cue sports trainer. - [WWDC 22: Top Takeaways For Developers](https://orangeloops.com/blog/apple-wwdc-2022/) (2022-06-14 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): The WWDC 2022 announcements that actually change what developers build, from iOS 16 lock screen customisation onwards, picked out of five days. - [List of Climate Tech conferences in 2022](https://orangeloops.com/blog/list-of-climate-tech-conferences-in-2022/) (2022-04-12 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): Climate tech events running in 2022, in person and hybrid, with dates and focus areas for anyone tracking emissions work rather than the hype. - [Fixed Bid vs. Hourly Rate: Software Development Costs](https://orangeloops.com/blog/fixed-bid-vs-hourly-rate/) (2021-10-29 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): Fixed bids buy certainty and pay for it in scope rigidity; hourly rates invert both. Which contract shape fits which kind of software project. - [Async/Await vs Coroutines From a Native Developer Perspective](https://orangeloops.com/blog/async-await-vs-coroutines-native-developer/) (2021-10-18 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Swift's async/await and Kotlin's coroutines solve the same problem from the same idea. Where the two diverge, read from iOS and Android in parallel. - [OrangeLoops recognized as a Top App Development Firm in Massachusetts](https://orangeloops.com/blog/orangeloops-top-app-development-firm-in-massachusetts/) (2021-09-07 · Company News · by José Rossi): OrangeLoops was named a top application development company in Massachusetts. What the ranking is based on, and what the team has built since 2015. - [What’s new with DrillRoom v1.1: Visual diagrams of billiard drills and more](https://orangeloops.com/blog/whats-new-with-drillroom-v1-1-visual-diagrams-of-billiard-drills-and-more/) (2021-08-31 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): DrillRoom 1.1 adds visual drill diagrams, more coach voices, challenges, and accounts with subscriptions. Months of work, organised into four pillars. - [How to build a long-term software development partnership](https://orangeloops.com/blog/how-to-build-a-long-term-software-development-partnership/) (2021-08-23 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): The first few months set the tone for a development partnership. Concrete habits that keep one productive past the initial project. - [5 reasons to build your MVP with React Native](https://orangeloops.com/blog/5-reasons-to-build-your-mvp-with-react-native/) (2021-07-12 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): One JavaScript codebase deploying to both stores changes what an MVP costs to test. Five reasons that matters, and where the approach has limits. - [Our Ultimate Guide to Turn Your Business Idea into a Viable Mobile App](https://orangeloops.com/blog/turn-your-business-idea-into-mobile-app/) (2021-06-25 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): A ten-step route from business idea to shipped mobile app, built around research and iteration rather than the assumption that the idea is right. - [WWDC 21: Top Takeaways for Developers](https://orangeloops.com/blog/apple-wwdc-21-top-takeaways-for-devs/) (2021-06-23 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): The WWDC 2021 announcements worth a developer's attention, ShazamKit onwards, pulled out of five days of an entirely virtual conference. - [What’s New in ARKit 5?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/whats-new-in-arkit-5/) (2021-06-09 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): ARKit 5 at WWDC 21: location anchors in more cities, App Clip Codes and face tracking on the ultra-wide camera. What changed since ARKit 4. - [10 Key Considerations for Choosing a Software Company](https://orangeloops.com/blog/10-key-considerations-for-choosing-a-software-company/) (2021-05-21 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): Ten things to check before signing with a software partner — track record, technical depth, communication, ownership — and why each one bites later. - [DrillRoom: AI-powered billiard training iOS app](https://orangeloops.com/blog/drillroom-ai-powered-billiard-training-ios-app/) (2021-02-24 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): DrillRoom is in the App Store: an iOS app that tracks pocket billiard drills with AI so players can see their performance rather than guess at it. - [The Top Web App Development Trends for 2021](https://orangeloops.com/blog/the-top-web-app-development-trends-for-2021/) (2021-01-19 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): The web app trends we expected to shape 2021, from AI features to progressive web apps, and what each one asked of a development team at the time. - [The Top AR & VR Trends for 2021](https://orangeloops.com/blog/top-ar-vr-trends-for-2021/) (2020-12-21 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Where AR and VR were heading into 2021, with ARKit 4, ARCore and Oculus each pushing a different edge, and the use cases that stopped being demos. - [Apple’s November 2020 Event: The Future of Mac](https://orangeloops.com/blog/apple-november-2020-event-the-future-of-mac/) (2020-11-10 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Apple's first Apple Silicon Mac chip, the M1, and what an ARM MacBook changed for anyone shipping software to it. Everything from the November event. - [OrangeLoops Named as a Top Mobile App Developer in Massachusetts](https://orangeloops.com/blog/clutch-names-orangeloops-as-a-top-mobile-app-developer-in-massachusetts/) (2020-11-06 · Company News · by José Rossi): OrangeLoops was named a 2020 Clutch leader for mobile development in Massachusetts, on the strength of client reviews rather than a submission. - [Improved Conditional Styling in React Native](https://orangeloops.com/blog/improved-conditional-styling-in-react-native/) (2020-10-23 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Santiago Gonzalez): The array-and-boolean pattern for conditional styles in React Native gets unreadable fast. A typed alternative that keeps the styles declarative. - [October 2020 Apple Event: Hi, Speed](https://orangeloops.com/blog/apple-event-october-2020/) (2020-10-13 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): The iPhone 12, 12 Mini and 12 Pro led Apple's October 2020 event, with the HomePod mini alongside. What was announced and what it meant at the time. - [Apple Event September 2020: What’s New?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/apple-event-september-2020-whats-new/) (2020-09-15 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Apple Watch Series 6, the Watch SE and a new iPad carried Apple's September 2020 event. The iPhone 12 did not appear, despite the rumours. - [Hand Tracking & Body Pose Detection with Vision Framework](https://orangeloops.com/blog/hand-tracking-body-pose-detection-with-vision-framework/) (2020-08-20 · AI & Machine Learning · by José Rossi): iOS 14 gave the Vision framework hand tracking and better body pose estimation. We tested how accurate it actually is, with code and sample output. - [Open Source React Native App Template](https://orangeloops.com/blog/open-source-react-native-app-template/) (2020-07-29 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): What changed in the OrangeLoops open-source React Native template — the boilerplate and configuration a new app would otherwise assemble by hand. - [What’s New in ARKit 4?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/whats-new-in-arkit-4/) (2020-06-25 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): ARKit 4 as announced at WWDC 2020: location anchors, depth from LiDAR, expanded face tracking. A read from the talks, before any hands-on time. - [The Best Virtual Tech Conferences in 2020](https://orangeloops.com/blog/the-best-virtual-tech-conferences-in-2020/) (2020-05-27 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): When COVID-19 cancelled the 2020 conference season, many events went fully digital instead. The ones worth attending, and how to get into them. - [Contact Tracing at Industrial Facilities in times of COVID-19](https://orangeloops.com/blog/contact-tracing-at-industrial-facilities-in-times-of-covid-19/) (2020-04-23 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Quarantining a whole crew can halt an industrial site. How contact tracing narrows that to the people actually exposed, and what it takes to deploy. - [What Does Coronavirus Mean for the Tech Sector?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/what-does-coronavirus-mean-for-the-tech-sector/) (2020-03-31 · Industry & Trends · by José Rossi): When movement of people stops being a given, the technology that carries work remotely stops being optional. The trends we saw accelerating in 2020. - [OrangeLoops Recognized As A Top Mobile App Development Company In Boston](https://orangeloops.com/blog/orangeloops-recognized-as-a-top-mobile-app-development-company-in-boston/) (2020-03-04 · Company News · by José Rossi): MobileAppDaily listed OrangeLoops among Boston's top mobile app development companies. What the listing looked at, and what the team was shipping. - [The Best iOS & Swift Conferences in 2020](https://orangeloops.com/blog/the-best-ios-swift-conferences-in-2020/) (2020-02-18 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): The iOS and Swift conference calendar for 2020, with dates, cities and ticket prices — and the coronavirus update that overtook most of it. - [The Best Upcoming React Conferences in 2020](https://orangeloops.com/blog/the-best-upcoming-react-conferences-in-2020/) (2020-01-02 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): The React and React Native conference calendar for 2020, with dates, cities and ticket prices — and the coronavirus update that overtook it. - [Top 5 Useful Libraries for iOS & Android Development](https://orangeloops.com/blog/top-5-useful-libraries-for-ios-android-development/) (2019-10-29 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Five third-party libraries we keep reaching for on iOS and Android, two per platform plus one shared, and the everyday job each of them removes. - [What’s New in ARKit 3?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/whats-new-in-arkit-3/) (2019-09-20 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): ARKit 3 with iOS 13: people occlusion, motion capture and simultaneous cameras, tested on the developer beta rather than read off a slide. - [Kezmo, our enterprise chat & task manager for teams, is now open source](https://orangeloops.com/blog/kezmo-our-enterprise-chat-task-manager-for-teams-is-now-open-source/) (2019-09-19 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): Kezmo's community edition is open source — a React front end on a Java backend, deployable on premises as a Docker image. Where to get the code. - [Apple Special Event 2019: What’s new?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/apple-special-event-2019-whats-new/) (2019-09-10 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, the Watch Series 5 and four iPhones. What the September 2019 Special Event actually delivered against the rumours. - [A Look at Flutter from a Native Developer](https://orangeloops.com/blog/a-look-at-flutter-from-a-native-developer/) (2019-08-27 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): A native mobile team's honest first run at Flutter: what the framework makes easy, what it makes strange, and where the Dart code stops reading well. - [Open Source Templates for Building React & React Native Apps](https://orangeloops.com/blog/open-source-templates-for-building-react-and-reactnative-apps/) (2019-08-12 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Starting a React or React Native project means picking libraries and wiring configuration first. These templates make those choices once, in the open. - [OrangeLoops is Proud to be Reviewed as a Top Boston Software Company](https://orangeloops.com/blog/orangeloops-is-proud-to-be-reviewed-as-a-top-boston-software-company/) (2019-07-19 · Company News · by José Rossi): A five-star Clutch review from a client CTO put OrangeLoops on Boston's top app developers list. What the review said and what it was based on. - [Introduction to Web Authentication (WebAuthn)](https://orangeloops.com/blog/introduction-to-webauthn/) (2019-07-11 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): WebAuthn lets a server authenticate a user with public key cryptography instead of a password. How the authenticator types differ, tested first-hand. - [Free training resources for learning React.js](https://orangeloops.com/blog/free-training-resources-for-learning-react-js/) (2019-07-01 · Web Development & Engineering · by José Rossi): The React tutorials and courses OrangeLoops hands its junior developers, in the order they work through them, with the HTML and CSS groundwork first. - [What does 5G mean for Mobile Apps?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/what-does-5g-mean-for-mobile-apps/) (2019-06-12 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): 5G is sold on speed, but the change that matters to an app is latency and what it lets you move off the device. Written as the rollout began. - [Getting started with Machine Learning in Mobile App Development](https://orangeloops.com/blog/getting-started-with-machine-learning-in-mobile-app-development/) (2019-05-28 · AI & Machine Learning · by José Rossi): Core ML and ML Kit both put a model on the phone, and they are not equivalent. What we found running each of them on a real mobile app. - [Introducing IdeaSource: Open Source platform for open innovation](https://orangeloops.com/blog/introducing-ideasource-open-source-platform-for-open-innovation/) (2019-04-16 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): IdeaSource is a deliberately minimal cross-platform app for crowdsourcing ideas, built as a sandbox to learn React Native front to back. It is open. - [ARKit 2: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly](https://orangeloops.com/blog/arkit-2-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/) (2019-04-08 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Days of hands-on testing with ARKit 2 in 2018, before the 2021 rewrite: what it did well, where it fell down, and what was simply not there yet. - [Top 10 Mobile App Development Trends for 2021](https://orangeloops.com/blog/top-10-mobile-app-development-trends-for-2021/) (2019-03-16 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by José Rossi): Ten trends we expected to shape mobile app development, from on-device AI to 5G. Written in 2019 and updated through 2020, so read it as a record. - [Generating REST web services from PostgreSQL tables](https://orangeloops.com/blog/generating-rest-web-services-from-postgresql-tables/) (2018-03-15 · Web Development & Engineering · by Gabriel Lopez): An open-source Java utility that generates beans, JDBC data access objects and Jersey endpoints straight from PostgreSQL tables. Why we built it. - [A slack alternative that runs on a Raspberry Pi](https://orangeloops.com/blog/a-slack-alternative-that-runs-on-a-raspberry-pi/) (2018-03-06 · Web Development & Engineering · by Gabriel Lopez): Kezmo's community edition ships as a Docker image, and a Raspberry Pi 3 runs it well enough for a small team. What self-hosting actually costs. - [How to build your customer support chatbot with DialogFlow](https://orangeloops.com/blog/how-to-build-your-customer-support-chatbot-with-dialogflow/) (2017-06-26 · AI & Machine Learning · by Gabriel Lopez): Building a customer support chatbot on Dialogflow: intents, entities and fulfilment, and where a scripted flow stops being enough for real users. - [How can you make UITableView / UICollectionView with dynamic headers](https://orangeloops.com/blog/how-can-you-make-uitableview-uicollectionview-with-dynamic-headers/) (2017-05-30 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Omar Hagopian): OLSDynamicHeaderViewController is a small iOS component for headers that respond to scroll. What it does, and the code to drop it into a project. - [Will chatbots really kill the app store?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/will-chatbots-really-kill-the-app-store/) (2016-11-02 · Industry & Trends · by Gabriel Lopez): A 2016 argument that chatbots would replace apps, answered from a team building a messaging platform. Where we agreed, and where the case broke. - [What to expect from TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Alley?](https://orangeloops.com/blog/what-to-expect-from-techcrunch-disrupt-startup-alley/) (2016-09-21 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): We exhibited at TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Alley to launch Kezmo. What the table actually gets you, and whether it is worth it for a startup. - [Kezmo is finally available to the public](https://orangeloops.com/blog/kezmo-is-finally-available-to-the-public/) (2016-09-13 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): Kezmo is public: an enterprise chat tool built on the argument that treating everything as a message loses the agreements and the owners. - [Kezmo is going to TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2016](https://orangeloops.com/blog/kezmo-is-going-to-techcrunch-disrupt-sf-2016/) (2016-09-02 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): OrangeLoops took Kezmo to TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2016, exhibiting in Startup Alley as part of the Uruguay pavilion. - [How to create a Kanban board with jquery](https://orangeloops.com/blog/how-to-create-a-kanban-board-with-jquery/) (2016-07-12 · Web Development & Engineering · by Gabriel Lopez): Building a drag-and-drop Kanban board in the browser with jQuery, from what the columns and cards have to model through to the working code. - [Why email based enterprise collaboration is broken](https://orangeloops.com/blog/email-collaboration-is-broken/) (2016-07-04 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): Email survives as the fallback for collaboration because it is universal, not because it is good at it. What it does well, and where it fails teams. - [Enabling messaging and file transfers between nearby iOS and Android devices](https://orangeloops.com/blog/enabling-messaging-and-file-transfers-between-nearby-ios-and-android-devices/) (2016-06-23 · Mobile & Emerging Tech · by Gabriel Lopez): Sending a file to someone standing next to you should not route through a datacentre. What it takes to move bits directly between iOS and Android. - [Opportunities in the enterprise messaging and collaboration market segment](https://orangeloops.com/blog/opportunities-in-the-enterprise-collaboraiton-market/) (2016-06-16 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): Why a team with years of SharePoint consulting behind it decided the enterprise collaboration market still had a gap, and built Kezmo into it. - [We are hiring](https://orangeloops.com/blog/we-are-hiring/) (2015-06-10 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): OrangeLoops opened programmer positions in 2015, with Objective-C or Android SDK experience welcome. A snapshot of the team's earliest days. - [We are OrangeLoops](https://orangeloops.com/blog/we-are-orangeloops/) (2015-06-10 · Company News · by Gabriel Lopez): How two developers who spent a decade building enterprise systems on Microsoft technologies came to start a product company. The founding story.