Admitted to a ranking on documented work, outside the top three for every question it appears in. 1 of its 19 documented work claims comes from an independent source.
Best position #9 Mobile Backend and API Integration in Houston, of 13 · also in 11 more rankings
Why: Rated from the evidence on file (sources, independence, confirmed quotes), not by an editor.
Opens in your own account with a ready question and a link to the same data. Nothing about you is sent.
- 53% written in the last 12 months
- 0% rate it 3 stars or lower
47% of the reviews read arrived within 30 days from 2025-09-25. A burst like this can be a review drive; read them with that in mind.
Clients consistently praise Appsters for transparent communication, responsiveness, and high-quality design. No criticisms appear in the reviews. Ratings are mostly 5/5 across diverse projects.More
- Communication & transparency10
- Design quality7
- Responsiveness4
- Technical expertise3
- Post-launch support1
“consistent updates, realistic timelines, and a strong willingness to adapt”
Show 4 more quotesHide quotes
“Their design sense blew me away, minimal but impactful.”
“What I appreciated most was how quickly they responded to feedback.”
“Their team explained technical aspects in simple terms, which made collaboration easy.”
“Even after the app was deployed, Ali ensured a seamless transition with live support.”
No criticism in the 15 reviews read.
- Cross-platform app2
- Mobile app2
- Flutter app2
- Custom web app1
- Hybrid app1
- Android app1
- Logistics business
- Healthcare startup
- Service platform
- Retail app
Show 6 named client quotesHide named client quotes
“Developed for Tommie Render through Cobweb Games, a sister brand of Appsters. Appsters led development and code.”
“Virtual LiveWell was developed in partnership with Joseph Ramirez and built by Appsters.”
“TeddyBear Lottery is being built as a mobile-first experience around lottery gameplay, Ruby rewards and collectible TeddyBear NFTs. The supplied project website is currently inviting early-access interest, with Android identified as the starting platform.”
“The supplied designs use a shared purple palette, recurring TeddyBear artwork and a persistent navigation system across the dashboard, ticket-selection and Ruby screens. These are product interface designs for a project still in development.”
“The supplied website describes early access, a mobile-first Android starting point, Rubies and collectible TeddyBears. It states that the app is in development, features may change, and a trading marketplace is not live. No winnings or outcomes are guaranteed.”
“Public website · iOS app listing · Android app listing”
- Your business looks like the reviewers': logistics business; healthcare startup; service platform.
- You need what reviewers hired it for: Cross-platform app (2 of 9 mentions); Mobile app (2).
- You need a published price before the first call: nothing is disclosed.
- Several commercial terms are not published.
- Ask for the hourly rate, minimum term, setup fee: not published.
- Ask for two client references you can call: only 1 independent account of its work on file.
- Ask which case is closest to your business and what the measured result was: no proof on file carries a number.
- #8 Software Orca42Ranks above on this question#8#9 this oneScore4241Independent00Pricenot disclosednot disclosedModerate confidence · own published cases · Not verified
- #10 The Hashtech41Ranks below on this question#10#9 this oneScore4141Independent00Pricenot disclosednot disclosedModerate confidence · own published cases · Not verified
All detailsEverything behind the summary above: the same data the machine feed serves for Appsters.Open ↓Close ↑
Score by criterion#9 Mobile Backend and API Integration in Houston: 41/100
| Criterion | Weight | Points | Share | What it rests on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evidence for this query | 30 | 12 | 40% |
|
| Fit to this query | 25 | 15.5 | 62% |
|
| Capability depth | 15 | 9.3 | 62% |
|
| Reliability | 10 | 3 | 30% |
|
| Transparencyweakest | 10 | 0 | 0% |
|
| Reputation | 5 | 2.8 | 56% |
|
| Market credibility | 5 | 0 | 0% |
|
- -2 Profile below decision-ready status: the profile is collected but not reviewed yet.
All claims in the feed19 of 20 on file · 1 of 19 work claims from an independent source
Who says it, across all 20 claims on file: independent source 2 · linked to the agency 0 · listings the agency writes 0 · agency's own words 18. Independent share of work claims: 5.3%. 10 distinct source pages.
Claims per need in this feed: Mobile Backend and API Integration 2 · Android App Development 2 · iOS App Development 1. The full ledger of 20 is on the proof page.
Appsters is developing Virtual LiveWell, a fishing gamification app with Joseph Ramirez, in a partnership where Appsters works on product architecture, gamification systems, and scalability planning. The app is still in active development with no results reported yet; the page states development is focused on refining core engagement loops and preparing for scalable rollout.
Independent sourceceoweekly.comverified: Checked against the source page by Vendar.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
Virtual LiveWell is now officially in development in partnership with Appsters. What started as a strong concept has moved into structured execution, with product architecture, gamification systems, and scalability planning already underway.
Appsters developed Global Reflex, a reaction-time game with verified leaderboards, for Tommie Render through Cobweb Games, a sister brand of Appsters; Appsters led development and code. The build used a shared Unity codebase supporting iOS and Android, with first-launch device calibration and backend score validation.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 1, 2026describes workMobile Backend and API IntegrationQuote from the source page
Developed for Tommie Render through Cobweb Games, a sister brand of Appsters. Appsters led development and code.
The StorySign project includes an Android app listing on Google Play.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workAndroid App DevelopmentQuote from the source page
Digital reading experience · PDF eBook uploads · Android app listing
The Mic2Money project details list a public website, an iOS app listing, and an Android app listing as platforms.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workiOS App DevelopmentAndroid App DevelopmentQuote from the source page
Public website · iOS app listing · Android app listing
For the Global Reflex game, a shared Unity codebase supports iOS and Android, with first-launch device calibration and backend score validation supporting the leaderboard experience.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workMobile Backend and API IntegrationQuote from the source page
A shared Unity codebase supports iOS and Android. First-launch calibration and backend score validation support the leaderboard experience.
Appsters' page states TeddyBear Lottery is in development with a mobile-first Android starting point, and that features may change, a trading marketplace is not live, and no winnings or outcomes are guaranteed.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
The supplied website describes early access, a mobile-first Android starting point, Rubies and collectible TeddyBears. It states that the app is in development, features may change, and a trading marketplace is not live. No winnings or outcomes are guaranteed.
A case study entry for Global Reflex describes a reaction-time game built around precise timing, verified scores, and global competition.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 1, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
A reaction-time game built around precise timing, verified scores, and global competition.
A case study entry for MyTank describes a fishing experience that turns catch-and-release memories into a personal virtual collection.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 1, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
A fishing experience that turns catch-and-release memories into a personal virtual collection.
Appsters built the Virtual LiveWell product in partnership with Joseph Ramirez.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 1, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
Virtual LiveWell was developed in partnership with Joseph Ramirez and built by Appsters.
A case study entry for MINDE describes an AI-powered voice companion that carries thoughts and intentions forward in the user's own voice.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 1, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
An AI-powered voice companion that carries your thoughts and intentions forward in your own voice.
A case study entry for Teddy Bear Lottery describes an in-development mobile lottery experience bringing draws, Rubies, and collectible TeddyBears into one themed interface.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 1, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
An in-development mobile lottery experience bringing draws, Rubies and collectible TeddyBears into one themed interface.
Appsters built MINDE, an AI-powered voice companion app that records the user's voice, uses AI to extract event details, and delivers the original recording at a future time the user chooses.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
MINDE is a voice companion built around continuity of self: recording intentions today and hearing them again when they matter.
The MINDE app includes voice recording, AI processing, scheduled delivery, and playback of the user's original voice.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
Voice recording, AI processing, future delivery, and original voice playback form the experience described in the Appsters case study.
Appsters built StorySign, a digital reading product where readers upload PDF eBooks, request personalized autographs from participating authors, and keep signed editions in a digital library.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
StorySign brings personalized author signatures into digital reading. Readers can upload existing PDF eBooks, request an autograph from a participating author, and keep signed editions in a digital library.
The Appsters portfolio lists Mic2Money as a live music competition platform connecting artists with fans through performances, voting, and rewards.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
Mic2Money MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT A live music competition platform connecting artists with fans through performances, voting, and rewards.
The Appsters portfolio lists Teddy Bear Lottery as an in-development mobile lottery experience bringing draws, Rubies and collectible TeddyBears into one themed interface.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
Teddy Bear Lottery GAMES & DIGITAL COLLECTIBLES An in-development mobile lottery experience bringing draws, Rubies and collectible TeddyBears into one themed interface.
The Appsters portfolio lists StorySign as bringing personalized author signatures to digital reading.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
StorySign BOOKS & CONNECTION Bringing the experience of personalized author signatures to the world of digital reading.
The Appsters case study states TeddyBear Lottery is being built as a mobile-first experience around lottery gameplay, Ruby rewards and collectible TeddyBear NFTs, with Android identified as the starting platform.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
TeddyBear Lottery is being built as a mobile-first experience around lottery gameplay, Ruby rewards and collectible TeddyBear NFTs. The supplied project website is currently inviting early-access interest, with Android identified as the starting platform.
The Appsters case study presents product interface designs for TeddyBear Lottery using a shared purple palette, recurring TeddyBear artwork and persistent navigation across dashboard, ticket-selection and Ruby screens; the project is still in development.
Agency's own wordsappsters.ioclaimed: Recorded as the source states it; not independently confirmed.quote confirmed, checked Nov 2, 2026describes workQuote from the source page
The supplied designs use a shared purple palette, recurring TeddyBear artwork and a persistent navigation system across the dashboard, ticket-selection and Ruby screens. These are product interface designs for a project still in development.
Positions in every ranking12 rankings
12 positions: 12 where a claim on file names the need, 0 listed on offer only. The top 5 by evidence first; the rest open below.
| Ranking | Rank | Score | Claims for the need | Confidence | Weakest criterion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile Backend and API Integration · Houstonon its own published cases | #9 of 13 | 41 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| Android App Development · Houstonon its own published cases | #12 of 30 | 41 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| Android App Development · Chicagoon its own published cases | #22 of 30 | 32 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| Android App Development · Los Angeleson its own published cases | #22 of 30 | 32 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| Android App Development · Miamion its own published cases | #26 of 30 | 32 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
7 more positionsHide the other 7
| Ranking | Rank | Score | Claims for the need | Confidence | Weakest criterion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile Backend and API Integration · Phoenixon its own published cases | #54 of 65 | 32 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| Android App Development · Phoenixon its own published cases | #23 of 30 | 32 | 2 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| iOS App Development · Houstonon its own published cases | #18 of 31 | 36 | 1 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| iOS App Development · Miamion its own published cases | #28 of 31 | 27 | 1 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| iOS App Development · Los Angeleson its own published cases | #29 of 31 | 27 | 1 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| iOS App Development · Phoenixon its own published cases | #29 of 31 | 27 | 1 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
| iOS App Development · Chicagoon its own published cases | #28 of 31 | 27 | 1 (0 independent) | Moderate confidence | Transparency 0 of 10 |
Fit and geography
- Headquarters
- Houston, USAAgency's own words
- Service regions
- Houston, USAVendar profile field
- Client types
- not statedVendar profile field
- Industries
- not statedVendar profile field
- Named clients in confirmed proof
- Joseph Ramirez, Tommie Render through Cobweb Games, StorySign, TeddyBear Lottery, Mic2Money, Global Reflex, MyTank, MINDEIndependent source or agency, see the claims list
Only rows marked “Verified by Vendar” were checked. Rankings place an agency in a city by headquarters or by documented work for clients there, never by a service region alone.
Pricing in fullNot disclosed
- Model
- not disclosed
- Minimum monthly budget
- not disclosed
- Project minimum
- not disclosed
- Hourly rate
- not disclosed
- Typical range
- not disclosed
- Minimum term
- not disclosed
- Setup fee
- not disclosed
- Engagement models
- not stated
Source: Not disclosed. Every figure above is the agency's published number; a row marked not disclosed has no published figure.
Median disclosed monthly floor in each ranking: Mobile Backend and API Integration n/a (1 of 13 disclose) · Android App Development $2,650 (5 of 30 disclose) · iOS App Development $3,150 (5 of 31 disclose) · Android App Development $2,650 (5 of 30 disclose) · Android App Development $2,650 (5 of 30 disclose) · Android App Development $2,650 (5 of 30 disclose) · iOS App Development $3,150 (5 of 31 disclose) · iOS App Development $3,150 (5 of 31 disclose) · iOS App Development $3,150 (5 of 31 disclose) · Mobile Backend and API Integration $5,000 (8 of 65 disclose) · Android App Development $2,650 (5 of 30 disclose) · iOS App Development $3,150 (5 of 31 disclose)
Reputation
- Trustpilot4.4 · 15 reviews
How it counts: 17 third-party reviews at 4.5. Ratings say nothing about work on a specific need and never count as evidence for it.
- Awards
- none on file
- Certifications
- none on file
Company and process
Founding year, team size and working process are not disclosed.
- Founded
- not disclosedNot disclosed
- Team size
- not disclosedNot disclosed
- Languages
- not statedVendar profile field
- Services
- Mobile DevelopmentVendar profile field
- Technologies
- not statedVendar profile field
- Workflow
- not documentedAgency's own words
- Onboarding
- not documentedAgency's own words
- Reporting
- not documentedAgency's own words
Company fields come from the vendor profile; only fields with status verified were checked by Vendar.
How confidence is computedModerate confidence
- Confidence
- Moderate confidence, 78 of 100
- Evidence posture
- adequate: Usable as shortlist context: 1 of 19 documented work claims come from independent sources; check the sources before outreach.
- Capped by
- Rated from the evidence on file (sources, independence, confirmed quotes), not by an editor.
- Best position confidence
- Moderate confidence
It starts from the data completeness and source reliability of the profile, and is capped when independent proof of work is thin. The next level is High confidence. One independent claim with a measured result for the best-ranked need is the fastest way up.
- Who the company is: website, headquarters, founding year, team size, logo, regions served: founding year, team size, logo10/20
- Fit: services, industries, client types: industries, client types5/15
- Commercial terms: model, entry price, hourly rate, minimum term, setup fee: model, entry price, hourly rate, minimum term, setup fee0/20
- Documented work: cases naming a client and a result (target 5) and work claims overall (target 10): 0 cases with a named client and a result, 19 work claims10/30
- Reputation: rating and review count on two or more platforms, each with 10 or more reviews: 1 platform with a rating and 10 or more reviews8/15
- Who is speaking: independent sources among work claims (full marks at 40%): 1 of 19 work claims are independent4/30
- Checked against the source page: confirmed, or half for partly confirmed: 19 confirmed, 0 partly, of 20 with a source24/25
- Numbers backed by a verbatim quote from the source: 0 of 020/20
- Seen within the last 365 days: 19 of 2014/15
- Not contradicted: claims their source no longer supports: 0 not supported by their page10/10
These two scores describe the profile itself and never change a position.
Limits and how to correct them
- No independent source names mobile backend and API integration work; the evidence is first-party or editorial.
- Pricing not disclosed; budget fit cannot be checked before outreach.
- Never verified against official sources.
- Profile below decision-ready status: the profile is collected but not reviewed yet.
- Usable as shortlist context with a caveat: 1 of 19 documented work claims come from independent sources; the rest are the agency's own account or sources it controls.
- 1 of 19 documented work claims come from independent sources; the rest are the agency's own account or sources it controls.
- Best position rests on: Published by the agency on its own site.
- 18 of 20 claims on file are the agency's own words or sources it controls; 2 come from an independent source.
- Open: Price signal disclosed (not disclosed; asked in Before you sign)
- Open: Three strongest proofs name a client and a measured, dated result (0 of 3)
- Open: Every claim has an observation date (19 of 20)
- Open: At least a third of documented work comes from independent sources (1 of 19 work claims)
- Open: Founding year, team size and headquarters on file (founding year missing, team size missing)
Machine-readable version
This section carries the same data that AI assistants receive.
- Schema
- vendar.ai.vendor-summary.v1
- Model
- Evidence-weighted ranking 2026.11.7
- Data as of
- Nov 2, 2026
- Generated
- Verification
- Not verified
- Sources checked
- not yet
- Citation readiness
- Cite with the source context
- Do not infer headquarters from service-area coverage.
- Do not treat paid visibility as organic ranking proof.
- Do not present a source-thin profile as independently verified.
Describe what you need. The request is saved in Vendar first, then routed from there.