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Mobile App
Burger King
Delivery apps were winning the speed war. We rebuilt the app around one tap to checkout — mobile sales doubled.
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The starting point
Rebrief is a mobile app for medical professionals, especially dentists, that records appointments and conversations so practitioners can keep detailed, accurate patient records without manual note-taking.
A solo founder, a medical professional himself, had built the core of it. But then life got in the way: he started his medical residency, and between the punishing hours and the limits of his own technical knowledge, the app stalled just short of the finish line. With a launch deadline looming, he needed a team who could take it the rest of the way.
The app was close. But close didn't launch, and the deadline wasn't moving.
02
Where the work was actually breaking down?
The founder had the vision and the hardest part built but couldn't finish it alone:
No time to code
A medical residency leaves no room to code.
A technical ceiling
The remaining features needed expertise he didn't have.
Close isn't launched
The app was closed, but "close" didn't launch — and the deadline wasn't moving.
The challenge was to come in mid-project, understand what was already built, and finish it cleanly and fast enough to hit the launch.
03
What Singular built
We put a dedicated team on Rebrief to take it from almost to done.
Finished the remaining functionality — Completed the features the founder couldn't, meeting every technical and functional requirement.
Picked up a project mid-flight — Understood the existing build and moved it forward without starting over.
Guided the hard calls — Provided the technical recommendations that made the final product stronger, not just finished.
We built the interface, the workflow, and the data underneath it as one connected system, not three parts bolted together.
That's what keeps it reliable for the medical professionals using it.
Evidence
What it produced
Launch-ready, on deadline
All remaining features completed and the app fully prepared for its scheduled launch.
A stalled project, unstuck
What one founder couldn't finish alone became a finished, deployable product.
Stronger for the handoff
Key technical decisions along the way made the final build better, not just complete.
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