Client Testimonials

We had a licence sitting idle and every quote we pulled came back six figures on a nine-month timeline. Miracuves had a matching engine, settlement and the trading surface already built, so we spent our time on branding, the on-ramp and our reward token instead of on order books. The platform was running inside a month, and we have had no settlement incidents since.

The bank-link and aggregation layer is six months of pain if you build it. Miracuves already had it, so we added our categorisation model and the QIF export on top. Live in under a month and we reckon it saved us a quarter of engineering and around $250k.

We had a hard regulator date for a cross-border neobank. Accounts ledger, KYC and card issuing came off their shelf; we added the corridor FX engine and our partner bank's settlement layer. We hit the milestone with room to spare, which would not have happened from a standing start.

We needed seven Web3 products off one spine rather than five engineering teams. Shared auth, KYC and wallet came from their suite. Each product landed in weeks rather than quarters, and our ops cost per product is a fraction of a stand-alone build.

Ride-hailing, food, courier and a marketplace, and we were chasing a holiday window. Their Gojek base had the rider and driver apps, dispatch and the merchant console already. We added local payment partners and our regional marketplace layer, and were taking live orders inside a month.

Their base already carried the multi-currency ledger, card management and KYC, so the engagement went where our product was actually different: LATAM rails, the compliance screens our regulator wanted, and the crypto on-ramp. The platform was running inside a month. Our own longer path to first country was regulator approval and partner onboarding, not engineering. We cleared our first external audit with no 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.

Player, CMS, subscriptions and the apps were all there. We brought the content pipeline, our recommendation logic and the parental-control layer. Live in weeks, not the six months a custom build would have cost, and we hit our Q1 window.

Our ops team was running last-mile on a whiteboard and a WhatsApp group. The rider app, dispatch console and live tracking came out of the box. They tuned dispatch for our COD-heavy model and added customer tracking. Where-is-my-order calls have all but stopped.

Video, calendar and payments are the three things that are hard to get right, and their base had all three. We added coach verification, the matching quiz and package pricing. Live in under a month, and coach churn dropped because the experience is finally consistent.

Live video, creator onboarding and tipping came ready. We added the drop calendar, artist royalty logic and our moderation layer. It has held up on launch nights without a stumble, and a from-scratch build would have been six months longer at twice the cost.

We were running a few dozen properties off a static site, email and a phone. Calendar, booking flow and the property manager came off the shelf. They added a channel manager for our OTAs, a guest portal and a multilingual interface. The operations team no longer lives in the inbox.

We needed the full field-service loop, not a pretty app. Dispatch, the technician app and work orders were already there. We added parts inventory, customer sign-off with photos and SLA dashboards. Back-office reconciliation time has halved.

A privacy-first community app is a long road from scratch. Feed, events and the circle permission model came ready. They built our journal module with end-to-end encryption, the practitioner booking flow and a wellbeing widget. Retention is well above what we modelled.

Multi-tenant structure, alert pipelines and agent collectors were the slow part and they already existed. We added our scoring engine, the playbook library and billing. First customers were onboarded within weeks and the dashboard is now a sales tool rather than an internal screen.

Conversational workflows, knowledge-base integration and the automation layer were already built. We connected our own data sources and tuned multilingual accuracy for support and lead qualification. The team now runs the whole AI operation from one place.

Live GPS tracking, bookings, driver and customer apps and the admin dashboard were all in place. We reshaped the workflows to our bid-and-ride model and wired in our own payments and notifications. Live inside a month on infrastructure that was already proven.

Talokitoko is grocery and food delivery for the African diaspora market in Europe. The rider app, dispatch and the merchant console were already built, so we spent the engagement on our own local payment mix, the vendor onboarding flow and the regions we actually operate in. The platform was live inside a month, which was months faster than our internal estimate.

Booking, brief capture, the recording queue and creator payouts came ready. We localised the brief templates and added a mobile-money payout mix for our region. We launched with eighty creators onboarded on day one, and it looks like our platform rather than a US template.

RFQ, matching and post-trade reporting was our long pole. Their OTC module covered it, and we layered on our compliance checks and multi-leg settlement. First counterparties were trading within weeks and we saved a third of the engineering budget.

We were running charters off a paper calendar and losing bookings to the OTAs. Calendar, booking flow and payments came off the shelf; they added boat listings with availability windows, crew management and a multilingual guest portal. 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

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 inside a month. 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.

Our market, our payment partners and our categories were the work. Dispatch, the rider and driver apps and the merchant console were already built and proven. Live inside a month on infrastructure that had already run at volume elsewhere.

Fares, the city and the payment partner were ours to bring. Everything underneath - matching, live tracking, driver payouts, the operations console - came ready. From kickoff to real trips was under a month, which is the only reason we made our window.

Several on-demand services under one brand was the requirement, not several apps. The multi-service base supported that natively, so we configured verticals instead of building them. Delivered inside a month.

Menus, order routing and courier dispatch were solved. Our work was the local ordering habits, the payment mix and the restaurant onboarding flow. Live in weeks and the kitchens picked it up without training.

Listings, calendar, booking flow and payments came off the shelf. We added the property types and the seasonal pricing rules that matter here, plus a multilingual guest experience. Online bookings replaced the inbox inside a month.

Order book, matching, settlement and wallets are the long pole and they already existed. We layered on our token support, our listing rules and our compliance checks. Trading inside a month rather than the two quarters a from-scratch build was quoted at.

We did not need a global platform, we needed one that worked in our city with our drivers. The base covered matching, tracking and payouts, so the rest was configuration. Delivered under a month at a fraction of a custom quote.

Two order types, one courier fleet. The base handled multi-vertical ordering, so the work was our merchant mix and the grocery-specific substitution and weight rules. Live inside a month.

Matching, custody and the trading UI were already there. We brought our pairs, our onboarding and our regional compliance requirements. Live in weeks with no settlement incidents since.

Hosts, listings, calendars and payments were solved. Our work was the local payment methods, the languages our guests use and the property types we actually list. It replaced a phone-and-email process inside a month.

Copyright administration is mostly workflow: intake, examination, register, certificate. We had all of it on email and spreadsheets. Miracuves built the registry and the examiner workflow on a base that already handled documents and approvals, so we spent the time on the rules that are specific to how rights actually get registered. Live inside a month.

A multi-service app without a multi-team budget was the whole brief. Rides, delivery and services were already carried by the base, so we configured our verticals and partners. Live in under a month.

We opened with three verticals rather than phasing them, which was only possible because dispatch and the merchant tooling already existed. Our work was the market and the payment partners. Delivered inside a month.

Player, catalogue, subscriptions and the apps were ready. We brought the content pipeline and the branding, and the result reads as our product rather than a template. Live in weeks.

We needed three apps that agree with each other: customer, driver and store. The shared state model was already built, which is the part people underestimate. Live inside a month with all three in the stores.

Building a consumer VPN is less about the tunnel and more about the app store, the subscriptions and the server management. Miracuves handled the client apps, the server orchestration and the billing layer, and we brought the network. Delivered inside a month and approved on both stores without a rejection cycle.

Menus, order routing and dispatch were solved. Our work was the store-level menu control and the packaging and prep rules our brand needs. Live in weeks and the stores adopted it without a training programme.

The business case only worked if this was fast. Matching, tracking, payouts and the ops console came ready, and we brought the market and the fares. Delivered inside a month.

Creators, categories and a local payout mix were our contribution. The booking flow, brief capture and recording queue were already built. Live in weeks with creators onboarded from day one.

Multi-currency accounts, cards and KYC existed on the base. Our work was our own rails and the compliance surface our regulator wanted to see. Live inside a month with the audit trail designed in rather than bolted on.

The base gave us matching, tracking and payouts. We reshaped dispatch around our existing driver network and their working patterns rather than forcing them onto a generic model. Live in under a month.

Listings, search, media handling and enquiries were all ready. Our work was the local property types, the map behaviour and how agents actually get leads. Live inside a month.

Provider onboarding, quoting, booking and payments came off the shelf. We added our service categories and our vetting rules. Both sides of the marketplace were live inside a month.

Rides, food and courier in one app, for a market nobody was building for properly. The rider and driver apps, dispatch and the merchant console came off a base that had already run at volume. We added local payments and the categories that matter here. Live inside a month.

We run several service types off one platform. The dispatch and booking core already supported that, so the work was our service definitions and pricing. Delivered under a month.

Our corridor, our routes, our fares - that was our side. Matching, tracking and payouts were already solved. Live inside a month with no platform team of our own.

Order book, wallets and settlement existed. Our work was onboarding, our pairs and the compliance checks we are held to. Trading in weeks rather than quarters.

Multi-city was the requirement from day one, and the dispatch and merchant console handled it natively - which is exactly the part we did not want to build. Rides, food and courier across several cities, live inside a month.

Customer, driver and merchant apps plus dispatch were ready. We configured our verticals, our payments and our branding. Delivered inside a month and it has scaled since without a rebuild.

Menus, ordering, dispatch and the merchant console came ready. Our work was the restaurant mix, the delivery zones and the payment methods our customers use. Live inside a month.

Several gig verticals in one product. Because multi-service dispatch was already solved, we spent the time defining categories and provider onboarding rather than infrastructure. Delivered under a month.

Both apps had to go live together, which is where these projects usually slip. The shared state model was already built, so rider and driver shipped at the same time. Live inside a month.

We wanted our own conferencing product rather than reselling somebody else. Rooms, signalling and recording are the hard parts and they already existed. We added our branding, our access model and the integrations our users needed. Running inside a month, and we have never had to staff a real-time team to keep it up.

Upload, transcode and playback is a queue problem before it is a product problem. Miracuves had that pipeline built, so we spent our time on the channel model and how creators get discovered. It went live in weeks and has absorbed everything we have thrown at it since.

We were managing mining hardware across sites with scripts and spreadsheets. This was genuinely custom work: rig monitoring, hashrate reporting, payout accounting and alerting, built to how we actually operate. It came in under a month and the operations team stopped guessing.

Once the register worked, we needed rights holders to be able to license and share what they had registered. The permissions model and the document handling were already there, so the new work was the licensing terms and the split logic. It shipped in weeks, not the quarter we had budgeted.

We were running client management and invoicing by hand alongside the register. Miracuves deployed and configured WHMCS against our own workflow and connected it to the registry, so a registration and its billing are one record now. A short, contained piece of work that removed a recurring monthly chore.

Appointments, doctor profiles and consultations were all ready. What we needed on top was the pharmacy side: prescriptions flowing to fulfilment, and stock the clinics could actually see. That was the work, and it shipped in weeks.

Izzipay is the money-movement side of what we do. The multi-currency ledger, card management and KYC already existed on their base, so the engagement went into our own corridors and the compliance screens our regulators expect. Live well inside a month.

Having done this once with Miracuves, the second build was mostly configuration. Same dispatch and merchant tooling, different market and different payment rails. It went live in under a month and we knew exactly what we were getting.