Helping Lunchbadger raise $3.13 million with a successful prototype
Lunchbadger
About the project
LunchBadger is an early venture-funded startup within the API and microservices enterprise cloud software space. It is a multi-cloud platform that allows you to compose, connect, secure, deploy, publish, monitor and extend APIs and microservices.
Our tasks
Building an application search engine and communication API
The engine would enable users to search properties not only by locations but also by the attributes of these locations, while the Communication API would handle messaging between users and campaign messaging via multiple channels.
Building a Core API
The additional part of the scope included building a Core API which included simple user management, managing real estate, and favorite properties list.
Building APIs as services
The API was supposed to enable direct communication between the buyer and the seller of a real estate in the form of a chat. API needed to enable sending different types of messages and some user actions might trigger sending additional messages to the chat stream.
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Challenges
1. Defining requirements
2. Choosing the right technology to work with
3. Limited time and budget

Neoteric put a lot of thought into the product, resulting in a successful prototype. Aside from having reasonable rates, Neoteric impressively balanced efficiency and quality in their services. They completed everything to the full expectation of requirements.
Al Tsung, Lunchbadger
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Solutions
1. Using the right technology to speed up development
2. Building a prototype to get further funding
Technology we used
HTML
JavaScript
React
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Project Results
Getting $3.12 million funding with the prototype
Our team managed to develop the prototype within the timeframe and budget. The prototype was done successfully and the client could later use it as the first iteration of the production code. The developed prototype received funds from investors: a total of 3.13 million dollars.
Conclusion
We have developed the product prototype that the client could demonstrate to investors. As a result, Lunchbadger received $3.12 million in investors’ funding and could develop the product further.





