AppsChopper
Overall Review Rating
4.8 (6 Ratings)
Overview
Founded in 2011, AppsChopper is an award-winning mobile app development company having offices in New York, Walpole, and Boston. They build feature-packed and creative mobile applications for startups, medium, and large enterprises.
Services
- iOS App Development
- Ionic App Development
- Content Marketing
- Data Analytics
- Mobile App Development
- Big Data
- Cross Platform Development
- IT Consulting
- Web Development
- Cloud Computing
- Android App Development
- Cloud Provisioning Services
Industries Served
AppsChopper Reviews
Have a look at these client reviews on previously delivered projects.
Dominic Fairfax
Head of Digital Transformation - Arcadian Consulting LtdMonetisation integrated in a way players accepted. Positive reviews mentioned it specifically.
Three months post-launch our key metrics are all moving in the right direction — user adoption ahead of target, support volume down, time-on-task reduced for our core workflows. The product team has started planning features that were never viable on the previous platform. That is the real proof of the investment: it opened up possibilities rather than just replacing what was there before.
Project summary
A regulatory deadline required us to modernise how we reported on network performance. The data engineering needed to support it was not something our internal team could absorb without help.
Wei Xin Chua
Product Director - Lionhead Digital Pte LtdMixed reality experience that impressed the client audience we were trying to win
The part of this project I had been most worried about was the integration work. Our system landscape is complex, some of the upstream APIs were barely documented, and one of our third-party vendors was notoriously slow to respond. This team documented what the upstream vendors could not, built resilience into the architecture where third-party reliability was uncertain, and delivered integrations that have worked exactly as specified since day one. I genuinely could not have asked for more.
Project summary
The project had a board-level visibility date. We needed a partner who would treat the deadline as their own.
Danielle Westbrook
Chief Digital Officer - BlueSky Retail HoldingsQA coverage that finally made Friday deployments a professional activity
We handed them an aggressive deadline, a complex scope, and a client-side team that was stretched and not always available when they needed us. They handled that gracefully. They were precise about what they needed and when they needed it. Where they could proceed independently they did. The delivery landed on time in spite of the constraints we added. I regard that as strong evidence of genuine professional maturity — not just capability.
Project summary
Our audience data sat in eight different tools with no shared identity. Personalisation was impossible without first solving that foundation problem.
Beatriz Cavalcanti
Chief Digital Officer - Cerrado Tech SABlockchain expertise delivered with plain-English explanations at every step
Our stakeholder group was unusually broad — board sponsors, operational users, compliance leads, and an IT team with strong opinions. I have watched vendors handle that kind of environment badly. This team adjusted how they communicated depending on who they were talking to, managed expectations honestly when things shifted, and delivered something that each group considers a success. Getting everyone to agree on that outcome was not straightforward and they deserve credit for making it happen.
Project summary
Traceability legislation had set a compliance deadline that was not negotiable. Our supply chain system needed targeted development and we needed people who had done it before.
Katrin Bauer
Head of Product Management - Bayern Software KGCompliance programme delivered on time and approved without remediation
The technical quality is the obvious thing to highlight. The automated test suite is comprehensive, the deployment pipeline is solid, and the documentation is actually useful rather than written to satisfy a checklist. But the metric I keep coming back to is what has NOT happened since go-live. No 2am incident calls. No emergency patches. No post-launch retrospectives about what went wrong. For a system of this complexity, that outcome is exactly what we paid for.
Project summary
Streaming quality issues were generating subscriber churn at a rate that made the technical investment case straightforward to approve.