How We Started (And Why We Keep Going)
Back in 2019, I was frustrated with app development companies that promised the moon but delivered basic functionality months behind schedule. So we started Deviceinstrument with a different idea — what if we actually listened to what clients needed and built exactly that?
Our first project was a delivery tracking app for a local restaurant chain. Nothing fancy, but it needed to work reliably during lunch rush. That experience taught us something important: great apps aren't about impressive features — they're about solving specific problems without breaking.
Here's what we learned: Most businesses don't need revolutionary technology. They need apps that their customers can use easily and that don't crash when traffic spikes. That's harder to build than you might think.
Since then, we've built apps for everything from inventory management to customer loyalty programs. Each project teaches us something new about what works in real-world conditions versus what looks good in demos.

