Real businesses. Real websites. Different industries, different problems, technology built around each one.
Businesses and organizations we've worked with.
Software ShareDev owns, builds and operates - separate from the client work above.
ShareDev's AI platform. It starts with AI assistants that take on defined, day-to-day responsibilities, with document processing and additional roles planned as it grows.
A public data platform that collects, organizes and connects recall, outbreak, disease-surveillance and air-quality information from official government sources. Visitors can explore current health alerts, browse by state, search connected public datasets and subscribe to free alerts.
Public Health Trace is an independent information service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by the CDC, FDA, USDA, EPA or any other government agency, and it is not a source of medical advice.
What started as an office debate over the limits of visual capability in standard office development tools became a few days of furious development to prove what could be done without any outside graphics libraries.
Released alongside the original Windows Phone store back in 2012 to fill a niche we felt hadn't been explored. A few thousand users later, it's now available on iOS, Android, and Windows.
Built for The Dog Bar Saloon to help them stay in touch with patrons: ride discounts, purchase points, crypto checkout, and a full integration with their Clover register.
Born from real-world testing of our backend AI integrations: craft text responses, analyze sentiment with our "Ick Detector," or let AI transform your photo.
Awaken with no memory and uncover the secrets of Castle Ruglia. A retro-inspired story adventure with a hand-drawn, colored-pencil art style: puzzles, hidden passages, and turn-based combat through a mysterious castle.
Before starting ShareDev Technologies, LLC, each of us had careers at other companies. These are things we're proud of from that experience - not projects performed by ShareDev Technologies, and these companies were not ShareDev clients.