The challenge
ByHours already had the iOS version in development internally, but they were missing an Android development profile. The problem wasn't just technical: if Android slipped, they'd have to do two separate launches — doubling the marketing effort, maintaining two parallel API versions in production, and delivering an inconsistent experience across platforms. For a booking app with users on both systems, the impact would have been significant.
Solution
We embedded into their team from day one, working remotely but with the coordination needed to match the iOS team's pace. When the project called for it, we visited their offices to keep both teams aligned. We adopted the same architecture and quality standards — as if we'd been part of the team from the start, because in practice we were.
We found the perfect partner on Liquid: Flexible, reliable and engaged with the project. They are absolutely professionals and able to deliver a quality job. From the very beginning, they joined our app development as part of our team. It’s been a pleasure to work with them.
Guillermo GaspartChairman at BYHOURS
The results
ByHours launched iOS and Android on the same day, with a single marketing campaign and one API version in production. After launch, we continued supporting them as they developed new features. When their internal team grew and the time came to bring an Android developer in-house, we handled the handover cleanly: documented code, context transferred, no friction.
