Customer Apps
Rhodes is used by thousands of developers (over a thousand on RhoHub alone). Some of our more prominent customers include:
Wikipedia
Wikipedia’s official iPhone app was developed in Rhodes with approximately 20% of the code of their previous mobile app written in Objective C for the iPhone. In a matter of weeks it hit the top 100 free apps on the AppStore.
Here is the Source Code
“Not only do I get to only manage two projects and hit all the phones I wanted, but I get to do it in the same language.” – Hampton Catlin, Wikimedia Group
Mobile IT
Mobile IT Service Management. This is a mobile application that provides access to BMC Remedy service requests for end-users.
“Rhodes allowed us to deliver the BMC IT Service Request Manager app on BlackBerry and iPhone at 1/10th the cost we had estimated to do the app in Objective C and the RIM SDK directly.” – Dan Turchin, CEO, Aeroprise
OpenHealth
OpenHealth, a leading integrator of SugarCRM and SAP Business One CRM software, built a mobile interface to SugarCRM. It synchronized huge volumes of product and contact information (over 100,000 records) down to the smartphone device
“We were always frustrated by one thing–the need to commit to an OS manufacturer in order to build a solution. More devices equaled double or triple the code set to maintain and lots of other challenges. Hence we chose Rhodes to make it possible to quickly deliver an app on all smartphoness” Chris Hall, commercial director, OpenHealth.
InfusionSoft
InfusionSoft is a leading sales force automation service. Their iPhone, Android and BlackBerry apps were developed in Rhodes
Track-R
TrackR makes PivotalTracker information available on users’ smartphones
Here is the Source Code
“Rhomobile’s RhoHub allows us to build applications in the cloud, without having to download SDKs and the RhoSync server allows us to enable sync data for our app users. The Rhodes framework also enables us to deploy on more than one mobile OS.” Jonathan Tarud, CEO, Koombea
Issues to Go
Issues to Go is a mobile interface for Lighthouse (Bug tracking software. Available now on the iPhone AppStore.
Here is the Source Code
“We have decided to use Rhodes for the release of our mobile interface to Lighthouse, the popular bug tracking application. Our development has progressed at record speed and we can cover all major smartphone platforms. Writing the application in HTML and Ruby is so much easier than writing it in C#, Objective C Java and C++.” – Vidal Graupera, CEO of the VDG Group
PixalPedia
PixalPedia is an application that lets you take pictures with your smartphone, it uses built-in GPS to geotag them and then looks them up on Wikipedia. Available now on the iPhone AppStore.
“As a web and mobile app developer, I was attracted to the idea of leveraging our web development skills to build natively running applications on the iPhone, Blackberry, Symbian, Windows Mobile and Android platforms. Another big plus of the Rhodes framework is its availability via public open source repositories, unlike all other enterprise mobility solutions. – Michael Morris, CEO of Carry The Day
On My Means
On My Means is a home budgeting application. Available on the AppStore now. Simple, clean and effective, many customers use it for expense tracking as well.