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HyperJar
About
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Challenges and Objectives
HyperJar is not just a fintech application but a whole financial ecosystem that grants unprecedented budgeting customization on top of being a convenient banking app. A complex structure of the application required meticulous, even painstaking, crafting of the Back End and Front End to achieve high productivity of the app and easy navigation.
Our developers were remastering the solution, transitioning from a hybrid approach, and transferring the functionality from React native source code to native iOS and Android applications to improve the scalability and performance of the application.
Security was the other major concern during the development of HyperJar. Therefore, we made the QA process the central pivot of our approach to ensure that HyperJar's defense holds and the app is "bulletproof" against malicious intentions and cyberattacks.
Last but not least, our team had to ensure that seamless navigation and stylish design were not affected by the complex functionality of the application.
Result
HyperJar is a convenient budgeting and finance-management tool that helps users visually organize their funds and spending. With HyperJar, people can allocate their finances among virtual jars they create for multiple financial purposes (e.g., groceries, commuting, Christmas presents, etc.).
The application allows users to apply personal customizations to each jar, spend from specific jars they need, and easily track and monitor their everyday financial habits on the go. In addition, users obtain shared-spending functionality that allows planning budgets and spending together with up to 30 people.
Apart from the multiple conveniences such an architecture brings, users can also take advantage of rewards, cash back from a variety of merchants, and even earn interest rates for planning and spending the budget with them.