Client Work

To us, the best client is one who pushes us to explore new concepts, technologies, and tools. Take Five Labs has had the privilege of working with several such inspirational clients. For each we strove not only to make their vision into a reality, but also to show them a result they didn't know was possible.

What can we do for you?
Every day it seems like more people are realizing that you can’t talk about physical health without considering “brain health” as well. One of the leaders in this burgeoning field is MyBrainSolutions, a provider of online brain assessments and exercises. However unlike many players in this space, their work is backed by the best scientific research in the business. MyCalmBeat is their revolutionary breathing exercise tool for combating stress, increasing focus, and even reducing symptoms of Fibromyalgia. Thanks to us, now you can use MyCalmBeat on your iPhone. Download the app for free from iTunes.
One of the greatest dangers to our national parks is the spread of invasive plants, but until now the only way to track their growth has been with handwritten forms. The Center for Embedded Networked Sensing at UCLA is trying to solve the problem by crowdsourcing it. Their system, What’s Invasive, aggregates and analyzes geo-tagged photos of the plants submitted by park visitors. When CENS sought to bring What’s Invasive to the iPhone, they looked to us to develop an intuitive, user-friendly app. Download the result for free from iTunes.
In addition to being the world's fastest-growing GMAT prep company, Veritas Prep is widely recognized as an innovator in the test prep industry. So, we were flattered when they asked us to create "GMAT Practice Quiz", the first full-featured, comprehensive GMAT app for the iPhone. The app is specially designed for on-the-go, tech-savvy MBA hopefuls looking to squeeze extra preparation into their busy schedules. Take timed tests, focus on a particular problem type, review your performance - it's all there, and it's free. Watch the screencast, or download the app from iTunes.
The creative agency Digital Kitchen is renowned for its innovative work in marketing and entertainment. As the Official Film Production Partner for the Webby Awards, DK sought to create an entertainment-themed graphical display of feeds from user generated content sites. When crunch time hit, DK turned to us in collaboration with UCLA's Center for Embedded Networked Sensing to design a backend framework for their showpiece. The result is TwitFlick. It pulls real-time feeds from Twitter and then pulls relevant images from Flickr based on those words, telling a story in the process.