After validating their idea with an MVP, the WieBetaaltWat company (currently Splitser) decided to develop several native mobile applications for its bill-splitting idea.
WieBetaaltWat (meaning “who pays what”) is a Dutch brand offering solutions for people who share their finances with others. The company’s applications work as a bill-splitting solution. They are useful in just about any type of a social situation, e.g. during a lunch with colleagues, groceries, festivals, holidays, or planning house budget with your family or flatmates.
Following its successes in the Dutch market, the company changed its name to Splitser.
Country
Netherlands
Industry
Fintech, Social
Timeline
09.2018 – 12.2019
WieBetaaltWat (meaning “who pays what”) is a Dutch brand offering solutions for people who share their finances with others. The company’s applications work as a bill-splitting solution. They are useful in just about any type of a social situation, e.g. during a lunch with colleagues, groceries, festivals, holidays, or planning house budget with your family or flatmates.
Following its successes in the Dutch market, the company changed its name to Splitser.
2,000,000+
visitors per month in the Netherlands
1,200,000+
verified users
1,000,000+
app downloads
Before the cooperation with The Software House began, WieBetaaltWat produced an MVP hybrid application. They successfully validated the basic idea of the app, but it received mixed reviews in terms of performance and user experience.
That’s why, after some time, the company decided to build a native Android app from scratch. And that’s where The Software House enters the stage.
WieBetaaltWat team knew they had a great business idea, but their hybrid MVP app was not polished enough to build the business around it
With the help of The Software House, the company developer a powerful native Android application. When it proved to be successful, they decided to make a native iOS app equivalent with The Software House as their partner
We worked on:
To create two native mobile applications and revamp the existing web application, we enlisted a full-time Android developer, 2 iOS developers and additonal frontend Angular developers.
In the final stages of the project, there were a total of 7 people involved on The Software House’s side.
During over a year of cooperation, TSH’s team managed to meet all of the client’s requirements. The Android application was so well-received by the users that the client continued to rely on our help with further software development.
In addition to the mobile applications, we’re responsible for constant improvement of both applications – frontend and backend – as well as their design.
WieBetaaltWat received a very positive feedback and proved to be a success. During the first week, the new app was downloaded over 20,000 times and now it’s reaching a milestone of 1 million downloads. It’s the most popular application of this kind in the Netherlands.
Now, the company’s biggest ambitions is to create a sharing finances application for the whole European market – Splitser.
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