Repeat clients · 13 projects · 5 client families

Trusted with more than one project.

A first project proves capability. A second, third, or fourth proves reliability. Five clients — Arable, Truebit, PhenoTips, the All About group, and Dejusticia — each entrusted AppSpring with several distinct surfaces: web platforms, mobile apps, marketing sites, and long-running maintenance. This page explains how we work in those situations, and links every claim to its case study.

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5client families with 2–4 projects each
13case studies linked below as evidence
2014–2025span of repeat relationships
6 yrslongest single-client run (Arable, 2016–2022)
How we serve

One team for multi-project purposes

Repeat clients rarely need the same thing twice. They need adjacent things: a web platform plus its field app, a product plus its marketing site, a build plus its decade of maintenance. We stay useful by covering several surfaces under one accountable relationship instead of forcing the client to re-procure for each need.

Product + go-to-market together: Arable's analytics platform and its headless marketing portal; Truebit's Web3 app and its ICO site; PhenoTips' clinical modules and its marketing presence.
Build + operate: the All About group's eleven-week catalog sprint became decade-long hosting and support (2014–2025); Dejusticia's thesaurus build sits alongside CEDD, Visión Afro, and campaign publishing maintenance.
Shared knowledge compounds: engineers who already know the domain, the codebase, and the stakeholders start the next project at full velocity — no re-ramp.
How trust is earned

How a first mandate becomes a second

No client plans four projects on day one. Trust accumulates through verifiable behavior on the first engagement, then the client extends scope because continuation is lower-risk than switching vendors.

Deliver within the stated window: three-month thesaurus builds, eleven-week catalog sprints, and ICO timelines met — each documented in its case study.
Transparent commercial terms: fixed-price builds plus on-demand hours (All About group), dedicated squads with client technical leadership (Arable, PhenoTips).
Stewardship of what already exists: stabilizing inherited React Native code, preserving SEO equity through migrations, renewing certificates and backing up databases before decommission.
Multidisciplinary by evidence

One vendor across disciplines — not by claim, by case study

Multi-project trust is only possible because the team spans the disciplines each next project demands. The linked studies demonstrate each capability in production, not on a services slide.

  • Web platforms: Angular + TypeScript telemetry analytics (Arable), React clinical modules (PhenoTips), Web3/MetaMask apps (Truebit).
  • Mobile: React Native stabilization with offline sync and conflict handling (Arable Mobile).
  • Marketing & content: headless CMS with Strapi + Next.js (Arable), pixel-precise WordPress theming (Truebit, All About), Vanilla JS maintenance with HubSpot/GA4/GTM (PhenoTips).
  • Accessibility & publishing: WCAG ARIA infographic architecture (Dejusticia Tesauro), responsive campaign publishing with bulk layout support (Derechos Humanos y Política Fiscal).
  • Operations: CI/CD pipelines, automated + structured manual testing, SSL/MySQL maintenance, managed hosting and domain migration (Arable, All About, Dejusticia CEDD / Visión Afro).
How to read this page

Every claim links to its proof

Each family below lists its projects with direct links. Each project page, in turn, links back here and to its siblings under a “We did more with…” section — so a prospect can start from any single case study and see the full extent of that client relationship.

Start from a discipline you need (e.g. mobile sync, headless CMS, accessible publishing), then follow the sibling links to see what the same team did next.
Start from a client situation you recognize (AgTech scale-up, ICO launch, research institution, retail group), then verify breadth in the linked studies.

The proof · 13 case studies

Five clients, thirteen projects

Each family below aggregates its engagements. Open any case study for scope, stack, and outcome — and use its “We did more with…” section to navigate the rest of that relationship.

Arable — AgTech platform, mobile, and marketing (2016–2022)

3 projects

Six-year staff augmentation up to 15 engineers across development, QA, and cloud. Enterprise telemetry analytics, field mobile sync, and headless commercial presence from one team.

Arable Web ApplicationAngular analytics over real-time IoT telemetry; 2016–2022.Read case study → Arable Mobile ApplicationReact Native stabilization with bidirectional offline sync; 2019–2022.Read case study → Arable Marketing SiteStrapi + Next.js headless portal preserving SEO; 2016–2022.Read case study →

Truebit — Web3 product and ICO presence (2018–2019)

2 projects

Dedicated project team covering backend stabilization, wallet authentication, and analytics alongside the investor-facing marketing portal for the same launch.

Truebit Web ApplicationBackend stabilization, ETH pricing, D3.js dashboards, MetaMask auth.Read case study → Truebit Marketing SiteICO portal with tokenomics communication and conversion paths.Read case study →

PhenoTips — Clinical product and marketing continuity (2021–2022)

2 projects

Staff augmentation under the client's technical leadership: React clinical modules plus year-long Vanilla JS marketing maintenance with SEO and performance work.

PhenoTips Web ApplicationGenetic-review modules for cancer and diabetes diagnosis.Read case study → PhenoTips Marketing SiteLanding pages, technical SEO, HubSpot/GA4/GTM on Vanilla JS.Read case study →

All About group — Two commercial portals (2014–2025)

2 projects

Same Australian business group: an eleven-week Blinds catalog sprint and a decade-long Party Hire portal operation with hosting, quoting flows, and domain migration.

All About BlindsSelf-managed catalog with spec sheets and quote workflows; 2016–2018.Read case study → Darwin Party Hire — All About Party HireEvent-rental portal revamp and support through 2025.Read case study →

Dejusticia family — Research builds, maintenance, publishing (2020–2025)

4 projects

Infographic builds, legacy portal stewardship, platform availability, and campaign publishing for the same institutional ecosystem — accessibility and continuity throughout.

Dejusticia — Tesauro TecnológicoAccessible infographic thesaurus in three months; 2020.Read case study → Dejusticia — CEDDSupport and content migration before decommission; 2021–2022.Read case study → Dejusticia — Visión AfroRacial justice platform maintenance; 2021–2023.Read case study → Derechos Humanos y Política FiscalManaged research publishing across campaign cycles; 2022–2025.Read case study →

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