Client Testimonials

We had been sitting on a license for an offshore exchange for almost a year, and every quote we pulled from a US dev shop came back at the same six-figure mark with a 9-month timeline. We needed a centralized order book, KYC/AML, multi-currency wallets and a working iOS/Android app — fast, because our token launch window was fixed.

Miracuves had a battle-tested exchange product that already covered matching, settlement and the trading UI patterns our team was used to from Binance. Reusing that base saved us roughly 4–5 months. We layered our own branding, a custom on-ramp, and the Annurax reward token. Staging was up in 6 weeks, live users by week 14. Six months in, we've processed three figures of millions in volume with zero settlement incidents.

MyQif is a personal finance aggregator — bank linking, card linking, smart categories, and a QIF-export for accountants. We didn't want to build the bank-link and aggregation layer from zero; that alone is 6+ months of pain.

Miracuves's MXFinance base already handled the aggregation backbone and KYC flows. We added our custom smart-categorisation model, the QIF export pipeline, and a clean consumer app on top. We launched the beta in 11 weeks. The team estimates we saved at least 5 months versus a from-scratch build, and probably $250k in engineering cost.

We were launching a cross-border neobank for the APAC corridor and we had a hard window — regulator go-live in mid-December. Building core banking, KYC, FX, and the customer apps in 8 weeks was only possible because we didn't build it from zero.

Miracuves's MXBank neobank suite gave us the accounts ledger, KYC pipeline, card-issuance APIs, and the iOS/Android app shells. We added our corridor-specific FX engine, our partner bank's settlement layer, and a few compliance screens. We hit our regulator milestone with two days to spare. That build, done from scratch, would have been a quarter's work for a full team

Ryke is a holding for a family of Web3 products — exchange, neobank, an internal comms platform, a creator/social app, and an ICO launchpad. We didn't want to assemble five engineering teams; we wanted one partner that could deliver them off a shared spine.

Miracuves gave us their modular suite as the base and adapted seven products to it over a 12-month engagement. The shared auth, KYC and wallet layer alone probably saved us 30+ engineering months across the portfolio. Today the products are live, they share a single user identity, and our ops cost per product is a fraction of what a stand-alone build would have been

We needed a multi-service super-app — ride-hailing, food, courier, and a marketplace — fast, because we were chasing a holiday-season window. Miracuves had a Gojek-base product that already had the rider/driver apps, dispatch and the merchant console. We added our local payment partners, our branding, and a marketplace layer for the region.

From kickoff to first live orders was 6 weeks. Our launch ops costs were about a third of what a custom build would have been, and we hit peak-season traffic in the first year without a single major incident.

UbanLC is our LATAM-flavoured Revolut-style neobank — multi-currency accounts, cards, peer-to-peer payments, and crypto on-ramp. Going with a greenfield build would have been 12+ months and a multi-team effort.

Miracuves's MXBank Revolut base already had the multi-currency ledger, card management, KYC and the polished customer apps. We added our LATAM payment rails, our regulator-specific compliance screens, and the crypto on-ramp. We went live in our first country in about 5 months — about 7 months ahead of our original plan — and we passed our first external audit without a major finding.

We were building a creator marketplace — influencers list themselves, brands search and book them, the platform handles briefs, deliverables, and payouts. Building the matching, messaging, escrow, and the brand/creator apps from scratch was always going to be the slowest part.

Miracuves's MXInfluencer suite gave us exactly that foundation. We added our own brief-template engine, the escrow-with-milestones flow, and our branding. We launched in 7 weeks and had paying brands on the platform within the first month. We estimate it saved us 4–5 months of build time.

We wanted a Netflix-style streaming product for our own original and licensed content — subscription, multi-profile, downloads, and a recommendation rail. Custom-building that, with a sensible CMS and DRM, would have been a six-month job.

Miracuves's MXFlix suite had the player, the CMS, the subscription engine, and the apps ready. We added our content ingestion pipeline, our own recommendation logic, and the multi-profile parental-control layer. We went live in 8 weeks and signed up about 12k paying subscribers in the first 90 days. Honestly couldn't have hit our Q1 launch window any other way

We run last-mile delivery across two emirates — same-day and next-day parcels, with a rider fleet and a dispatcher. The bottleneck was our ops team working a whiteboard and a WhatsApp group. We needed a real dispatch system, customer tracking, and a rider app.

Miracuves's Delivery Genie base covered the rider app, the dispatch console, and live tracking out of the box. They customised the dispatch rules for our COD-heavy model and added the customer-facing tracking page. Dispatch throughput is up roughly 35% with the same number of riders, and customer 'where is my order' calls have dropped to almost nothing.

We run a coaching marketplace — students book time with verified coaches across subjects, pay through the platform, and meet in 1:1 video sessions. The video, the calendar, and the payments were always the slowest parts to get right.

Miracuves's MXClass base gave us the bookings engine, the integrated video room, and the payment pipeline. We added coach-verification, the matching quiz, and the package-pricing logic. We launched in 9 weeks. Bookings are up 3x quarter-on-quarter, and our coach churn is much lower because the experience is finally consistent across the marketplace.

Dope Network is a music and live-stream platform for independent artists. We needed solid live streaming, a creator dashboard, and tipping — and we needed it to handle spikes from big drops and live shows.

Miracuves's Netflix Clone base covered the live-video pipeline, the creator onboarding, and the tipping/payout module. We added our drop-calendar, the artist-royalty logic, and a custom moderation layer. The platform has handled 80k+ concurrent viewers on launch nights without a hiccup. Our estimate is that a from-scratch build would have been 6+ months longer and easily 2x the cost.

We run holiday rentals on the island of Ischia — a few dozen properties, mostly direct bookings. The old setup was a static site + email + a phone. We wanted a real booking engine, a property manager dashboard, and a guest portal, but didn't want to spend a year on it.

Miracuves's MXBookings base gave us the calendar, the booking flow and the property manager. They added a custom channel manager for the OTAs we work with, a guest portal for check-in info, and a multilingual UI. Online bookings have grown about 60% since launch, and the operations team is no longer living in their inbox

Odient is a field-service platform — technicians dispatched to enterprise sites, work orders, photo evidence, parts tracking, and customer sign-off. We needed that full loop, not just a pretty app.

Miracuves's MXField Service base covered the dispatch, mobile technician app, and the work-order flow. We added the parts-inventory module, the customer sign-off with photos, and the SLA-tracking dashboards. First-time-fix rate is up about 22% since rollout, and the back-office reconciliation time has dropped by half.

SamePlace is a community app for wellness practitioners and their clients — circles, events, journal entries, and a quiet feed. Building a social-style app with privacy, journaling, and events is a long road if you do it from scratch.

Miracuves's Facebook Clone Social base gave us the feed, the events, and the circle/permission model. They added our journal module with end-to-end encryption, the practitioner booking flow, and a custom wellbeing-tracking widget. We launched in 10 weeks, and the 90-day retention is at 41% — well above what we modelled for a community app

We sell a server-hardening and monitoring product, and we needed a customer-facing dashboard that could show risk scores, alerts, and the remediation playbooks. Doing that as a from-scratch web app, with all the integrations we needed, would have been 4–5 months.

Miracuves's MXSecurity Dashboard base gave us the multi-tenant structure, the alert pipelines, and the agent-collector connections. We added our scoring engine, the playbook library, and a custom billing layer. We launched to our first 25 customers in 7 weeks. The dashboard is now a real sales tool, not just an internal screen

Vickia is an AI startup based in France focused on helping businesses automate customer conversations with intelligent AI agents. As the platform grew, they needed a scalable AI infrastructure that could support multilingual interactions, faster response times, and seamless integration with their existing business tools.

Miracuves' MXAI platform provided the foundation for their AI ecosystem, including conversational AI workflows, knowledge base integration, and intelligent automation. We customized multilingual capabilities, connected their internal data sources, and optimized response accuracy for customer support and lead qualification. Since launch, automated resolution rates have increased by 35%, while the team now manages AI operations from a single unified platform.

Talokitoko is a cross-border remittance corridor for the African diaspora in Europe. The compliance + FX + payout pipeline is the hardest part of the business — and the slowest to build.

Miracuves's MXRemit base already had the sender/receiver apps, the KYC pipeline, and the partner-payout integrations. We added our corridor-specific FX engine, our regulator reporting for the EU, and a custom agent network module. We launched the first corridor in 6 weeks. Time-to-market was probably 4–5 months faster than our internal estimate.

Afrostardom is a Cameo-style platform for African creators and personalities — fans pay for personalised video shoutouts, and the platform handles the booking, the brief, the recording and the payout.

Miracuves's Thrillz Clone base covered the booking flow, the brief capture, the recording queue, and the creator payouts. We added our localised brief templates, our mobile-money and card payout mix, and a custom moderation flow. We launched in 12 weeks with about 80 creators onboarded on day one, and we've crossed 10k paid bookings in the first quarter.

We're an OTC desk — large-block crypto trades, RFQ flow, settlement, and post-trade reporting. The matching, settlement and reporting side was the long pole, and we needed it without a 6-month build.

Miracuves's crypto OTC module gave us the RFQ engine, the matching console, and the settlement + reporting backbone. We added our internal compliance checks, our multi-leg settlement logic, and a custom counterparty-KYC workflow. We went live with the first five counterparties in about 8 weeks. The team's estimate was a 30%+ saving on engineering cost vs. a from-scratch build.

Book Boats Now is our booking platform for yacht and boat rentals in Cabo — crewed charters, half-day trips, and luxury week-long bookings. The team was running it on phone calls and a paper calendar, and we were losing bookings to bigger OTAs.

Miracuves's GetmyBoat Clone base gave us the calendar, the booking flow, and the payment engine. They added a custom boat-listing module with availability windows, a crew-management layer, and a multilingual guest portal. Online bookings are up roughly 70% in the first six months, and the ops team finally has a live view of the fleet.

CarrSync is a peer-to-peer car rental platform in the Caribbean — hosts list their cars, renters book, the platform handles verification, payments, and the in-trip support. Turo is the obvious reference, but the Caribbean specifics — different insurance norms, different payment rails — meant we needed a real partner, not just a clone.

Miracuves's MXRental base covered the listing, the trip flow, and the host payouts. We added the local insurance integration, our region-specific ID verification, and a custom host-protection policy module. We launched in 10 weeks and are live in three islands. We were paying for the car-share architecture we'd have struggled to build in under a year.

I'm a dermatologist running three clinics. Every HMS I tried was built for general physicians — no lesion mapping, no before/after tracking, no procedure-based billing. I had looked at three different vendors before I spoke with Miracuves.

Their MXHealth base gave us the patient app, doctor app, EMR and video consult out of the box — that probably saved 6+ months. They rebuilt the consultation form, lesion mapping, and a custom billing layer for our treatment packages (acne programs, hair restoration cycles) exactly how dermatologists actually work. Front-desk time on scheduling and follow-ups is down ~70%, no-shows are down, and we went fully digital in 9 months — a fully custom job would have been 18.

Doctta is a telehealth platform focused on Latin America — Spanish-first, with asynchronous consults and prescription delivery. Building a compliant telehealth stack from scratch in three markets would have been a year-plus effort.

Miracuves's MXHealth base covered the patient/doctor apps, video consult, e-prescription and the pharmacy integrations. We added Spanish-language UX across every flow, our asynchronous-queue logic, and a custom regulator module for each country. We launched in our first market in 9 weeks and rolled out to two more in the following six months. Honestly, this product wouldn't exist yet without that base.

Floaters is a hyperlocal on-demand delivery service in Baltimore — same-day parcels, small-business drops, and a courier network. The team was running it on a dispatcher and a Google Sheet, and we needed a real platform — fast, because we were about to onboard a major retail client.

Miracuves's Delivery Genie base gave us the rider app, the dispatch console, and live tracking. We added a multi-tenant layer for our B2B clients, our branded customer tracking page, and a custom COD/settlement module. We launched in 6 weeks. The retail client came on board, and we cleared 4x the previous order volume in the first month

FreeBoard is our internal logistics platform for IBC tank fleet movements — pickups, deliveries, cleaning, and tracking. We were juggling spreadsheets, a third-party GPS provider, and a phone. We needed a single operations console.

Miracuves's MXLogistics base covered the trip lifecycle, the driver app, and the customer tracking page. They added a custom tank-tracking module with cleaning-cycle tracking, a multi-leg-route engine for our depots, and a custom invoicing layer. We've cut operations admin time by about 40%, and our customers finally have a self-serve tracking link

G3nsis is a real estate listings platform in a few European markets — listings, search, agent leads, and a polished map UX. We didn't want to spend 9+ months on a listings platform when the shape of the product is well-known.

Miracuves's MXRealEstate base gave us the listing flow, the search + map, the agent console, and the lead pipeline. We added a multi-country MLS adapter, our localised tax/affordability calculators, and a custom agent-scheduling module. We launched in our first market in 8 weeks. Listings grew 4x in the first 90 days, and our agent churn dropped to almost nothing

GUS is a B2B utility-billing SaaS for small operators across LATAM — meter reads, billing runs, dunning, and a customer portal. The billing engine is the most failure-prone part of the whole stack, and we didn't want to maintain it ourselves.

Miracuves's MXBilling base gave us the billing engine, the dunning workflow, and the customer portal. We added our meter-ingestion adapters, our regional tax rules, and a custom multi-tenant reporting layer. We went from kickoff to our first operator live in 11 weeks. The platform has been running for two billing cycles with no major incidents — exactly the reliability profile we needed.

Kenuba is an astrology consultations platform — users book a session with a verified astrologer, pay through the app, and meet over chat, audio, or video. The matching, scheduling, and payment pieces were the slow part to get right.

Miracuves's MXConsult base gave us the astrologer listings, the booking engine, the chat/audio/video room, and the payout pipeline. We added our kundli-generation flow, our region-specific pricing, and a custom daily-horoscope push module. We launched in 9 weeks. We've onboarded about 600 astrologers, and the average session value is up 22% over what we modelled

MyRidi is a multi-service super-app in Florida — rides, food, courier, and a growing marketplace. We needed to get to market before a competitor closed their funding round, so timeline was everything.

Miracuves's MXSuperApp base had the rider/driver apps, the dispatch, and the merchant console. We added our local payment partners, our French/English bilingual flow, and a custom intercity-ride module. We launched in 8 weeks, and the platform has handled over 1.2 million trips since. A custom build would have been at least 9 months and a different funding situation

OnlyAlphas is a creator platform for premium content — subscriptions, pay-per-view posts, DMs, and creator-side analytics. Building that with proper payment, DM, and content moderation, all on day one, is a serious effort.

Miracuves's MXCreator base covered the subscription engine, the DM layer, the pay-per-view post flow, and the moderation tools. We added our branding, our local payment methods, and a custom creator-analytics dashboard. We launched in 6 weeks. Creator onboarding has been strong and the platform's been stable through our traffic peaks

We needed a centralized exchange with KYC, wallets, and mobile apps before our token launch — every US quote came back at six figures and 9 months. Miracuves had a battle-tested exchange base that already covered matching, settlement and the trading UI.

We reused that and layered our own branding, a custom USD on-ramp, and the ORCA reward token. Staging was up in 6 weeks, live users by week 14. Building from scratch would have burned 8–10 engineering months and roughly $400k in salaries alone. Six months in, we've processed three figures of millions in volume with zero settlement incidents

Pixxie is a creator subscriptions platform — creators post content, fans subscribe, the platform handles the billing and the messaging. We tried a couple of off-the-shelf options and they all fell short on the creator analytics and the discovery side.

Miracuves's MXCreator base gave us the subscriptions, the DM, and the pay-per-view flows. We added a custom discovery feed, a creator-collab module, and our branded payouts. We launched in 7 weeks. Creator retention at 90 days is at 68%, which is what we needed to make the unit economics work

Relaybe is an Instagram-style social product with a creator-economy layer on top. The base product is well-trodden, but the creator side — tipping, collab posts, and a custom feed ranker — is where we needed to move fast.

Miracuves's MXSocial base gave us the photo/video feed, the stories, and the messaging layer. We added our tipping/collaborator-payouts module, our custom feed ranker, and a creator-tools dashboard. We launched the beta in 5 months and the full feature set in 10. The team's estimate is that a from-scratch build would have been 12+ months longer

Speedyven is a hyperlocal courier network — packages, food, and same-day essentials across a few metros. The dispatch and rider app were the parts where we needed to move fastest, because riders have low tolerance for clunky tools.

Miracuves's Delivery Genie base gave us the rider app, the dispatch console, and live tracking. We added our custom surge-pricing engine, our multi-merchant order router, and a custom rider-incentives module. We launched in 7 weeks. Rider activation is high and the platform's been stable through weekend peaks

Tick Social is a short-video platform for the Australian creator market — feeds, duets, follows, and a creator monetization layer. Building a TikTok-style product from scratch is a 12+ month project and a multi-team effort.

Miracuves's MXShorts base gave us the feed, the video processing, the duets/stitches flow, and the moderation tools. We added our creator-fund program, our branded-effects pipeline, and a custom analytics dashboard. We launched in 14 weeks. We were able to enter the market with a polished product at a fraction of the cost of building it ourselves

Tower University is an online learning platform with a Netflix-style UX — courses as 'shows', recommended paths, and a polished streaming experience. The shape of the product is well-known, but the combination of LMS and OTT is genuinely hard to build.

Miracuves's MXFlix + MXLearn combination gave us the player, the catalog, the user progress tracking, and the quiz/assignment layer. We added our path-recommender, our cohort-management module, and a custom certificate engine. We launched in 12 weeks. Course completion rates are 2x what we used to see on our old platform, and learners actually come back to finish.

ShopRaja is a B2B commerce + payments platform for small retailers in India — catalogue, orders, credit, and a payment layer. Building a custom B2B commerce stack with credit and reconciliation was the longest pole, and we didn't have a year to do it.

Miracuves's MXB2B base gave us the catalogue, the order flow, and the payments backbone. We added our custom short-term-credit module, our distributor-tier pricing, and a custom reconciliation engine. From kickoff to first 100 active retailers was 9 weeks. Our credit portfolio is now a real product line, not a spreadsheet

Walk Bud is a pedicab and on-demand mobility service — riders book a pedicab or a short-hop car through the app, the platform handles the dispatch and the fare. The mobility base is well-trodden, but pedicab-specific routing and pricing was the custom part.

Miracuves's MXMobility base gave us the rider app, the driver app, and the dispatch. We added our pedicab routing layer, our airport-queue integration, and a custom event-day surge engine. We launched in 8 weeks. The team saved probably 4–5 months of build time and we were operating at full event volume by month two

Wellyansh is a doctor-booking platform with our own payment gateway sitting underneath — we handle the full patient payment flow, not just the booking. Building a healthcare product and a payment gateway at the same time is a lot, and we needed it in one quarter.

Miracuves's MXHealth base gave us the doctor and patient apps, the booking flow, and the prescription module. They added our custom payment gateway with the UPI and card rails we needed, plus a reconciliation module tied to our finance stack. We launched in 11 weeks. The product is stable, the gateway is processing real volume, and our settlement times are well under what a third-party processor would have given us

We wanted to launch a regional OTT streaming platform that could deliver high quality video across mobile, web, and smart TVs while supporting subscriptions, content management, and future growth. Building everything from scratch would have delayed our launch, so we partnered with Miracuves to accelerate development using their OTT expertise and customize the platform around our business goals.

From planning to launch, the platform was delivered in just a few weeks. We introduced a seamless streaming experience, simplified content publishing for our team, and created a scalable infrastructure capable of supporting thousands of concurrent viewers. The result was a reliable OTT platform that allowed us to focus on expanding our content library and growing our audience instead of worrying about technology.