Lakeview Labs
Overall Review Rating
4.3 (8 Ratings)
Overview
LakeviewLabs is one of Chicago's leading web and mobile app development companies. They develop amazing digital products & have a proven track record of creating high-growth startups and profitable companies. Their skilled team can handle all the aspects of mobility so they are rated as the best service provider in Mobile apps development companies in Illinois.
Services
- Web Development
- Node.js Development
- E-commerce Development
- Cross Platform Development
- Ionic App Development
- iOS App Development
- Android App Development
- Mobile App Development
- DevOps & Cloud
- Business Analysis & Consulting
- Motion Graphics
- Cross Platform App Development
Industries Served
Lakeview Labs Reviews
Have a look at these client reviews on previously delivered projects.
Jordan Fischer
Director of Engineering - Mesa Technologies IncFirst QA engagement where the team found bugs before the client did. Consistently.
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
A new commercial property division required tooling that was fundamentally different from our residential platform. Extending the existing system was not viable.
Charlotte Nevill
Head of Product - Croydon Digital Agency LtdFirst time our board, CTO, and engineering team agreed on the same technology direction
We received proposals from six vendors. Four of them quoted us prices that bore no relationship to the actual scope. This team came back with something realistic and then delivered against it exactly. I have worked on enough technology projects to know that the gap between what is proposed and what is delivered is where trust gets destroyed. There was no gap here. What was promised is what we got, and the ongoing relationship we have built from this is something we intend to continue.
Project summary
Our content delivery infrastructure worked at current scale but showed clear signs it would not survive the enrolment growth our strategic plan assumed.
Laura Jiménez
Head of Digital Products - Catalonia Digital SLTwo-week release cycles compressed to same-day. Our product team noticed immediately.
I have been through several technology implementations in my career. The pattern I am used to is: detailed proposal, optimistic timeline, scope creep, overrun, excuses at the end. This engagement broke that pattern at every stage. The timeline was realistic from the start. Changes were managed through process. The final delivery matched what was agreed. Simple, but uncommon.
Project summary
Unplanned downtime was our single largest controllable cost. Predictive maintenance data showed we could address most of it — but only with the right data infrastructure in place first.
Hamza Qureshi
Senior Engineering Manager - Karachi Tech SolutionsFinally solved the trust problem our procurement team had argued about for two years
The knowledge transfer at the end of the project was notably good. Too many vendors see handover as a tick-box exercise. This team ran structured sessions, produced documentation our internal team actually references, and spent real time making sure we understood the architecture decisions well enough to maintain and extend the system independently. Six months later we are doing exactly that without needing to go back to them for every question.
Project summary
Digital service standards required citizen-facing systems that our inherited infrastructure simply could not meet. Remediation was not viable — the only credible path was replacement.
Thabo Ndlovu
Head of Technology - Highveld Tech Pty LtdSecurity posture went from liability to competitive differentiator in one engagement
The knowledge transfer at the end of the project was notably good. Too many vendors see handover as a tick-box exercise. This team ran structured sessions, produced documentation our internal team actually references, and spent real time making sure we understood the architecture decisions well enough to maintain and extend the system independently. Six months later we are doing exactly that without needing to go back to them for every question.
Project summary
Our internal team was committed to maintenance and could not absorb a new build of this complexity. An external partner was the only way to hit the timeline.