Have you ever missed an important email due to it getting lost among numerous other emails? HUSPI team decided to do something about it and created SAM - Smart Assistant for eMail. Its main goal is to help you stay on top of the important conversations and getting custom notifications when you get an email from someone you’ve previously marked as a priority.

SAM is a machine-learning product, which means it learns from the actions you perform with the emails.

We've brainstormed with our BDM department to understand the needs and expectations of those, who have to deal with a lot of emails daily. As a result, SAM was created with the following features:

-- It learns from your activity in email.
-- It helps to stay on top of things - you no longer have to worry about missing an email.
-- It streamlines your business processes and teamwork due to additional collaboration opportunities.

Family Business Network (FBN) is an organization with a mission of offering a communication platform for business owners. The project the HUSPI team worked on was a mobile application for a closed social network.

The primary task before us was to create a new way of communication for the closed network of company owners and their families.

We needed to create a cross-platform mobile app for communication as well as an admin panel for managing the mobile app.

While we were working on the main part of the mobile app, the requirements expanded to add another feature: the ability to close business deals within the app.

We have created a mobile app for kids to learn the Ukrainian alphabet. It's a social responsibility project for our company because we believe in our country's future.

HUSPI was among the numerous companies across Ukraine that moved all internal communication to Ukrainian and since a lot of the team members have kids, we started thinking about what can be done for our children to simplify the transition. Many pivots and changes later, we got to the idea of the Ukrainian alphabet mobile app for kids.

We’ve used the world’s best practices and adapted them with the help of Ukrainian psychologists. Even during the testing phase, the application got a lot of positive feedback from our volunteer parents. We hope it would become a useful instrument for the kids – both here in Ukraine as well as millions of those living in other countries right now, which includes families that had to evacuate.

We are proud to announce that the mobile app is ready and available in the stores!

A small Ukrainian startup called GreenWitch offers a bundle that includes a literal box called GrowBox with built-in sensors and lamps that make managing plant growth easier.

GreenWitch team has come up with an app that integrates with the GrowBox hardware and sensors to provide seamless plant management features from the comfort of your own phone. You can be on a vacation in the Maldives and not worry that your basil might die while you’re away. With the GreenWitch app and GrowBox, your smart garden becomes like a smart home for your plants, where you can control your plants’ life wherever you are via the internet.

Based on the temperature, lighting, and humidity indicators, the general “care score” is given. And, what’s more important – you can water your plants by choosing this option in the mobile app or even simply setting up a schedule that fits the plant type. You can also create custom “day” and “night” schedules.

The app enables free access to the historical and cultural legacy of Chornobyl. We want this app to become a practical guide for tourists and those curious about the Exclusion Zone today.

- Informational section with News about the current situation in the Exclusion Zone; History; Fakes exposure; Creators page

- Articles about the cultural heritage of Chornobyl, personal stories and artistic image of the topic;

- Discover the Map of the Exclusion Zone, read on locations within, and get additional interactive content about those spots;

- AR mode would allow you to explore replicas of either full locations or items from the places in 3D by placing them in your environment;

- Media library with archived materials and exclusive content;

- Guided routes for a virtual visit to the Exclusion Zone;

- Instruction on how to get ready for real travel and information on buying tickets online and choosing professional guides.

The project is supported by the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation.

HeForShe and UN Women in conjunction with the National Arts Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) worked with HUSPI to create a virtual gallery mobile app.

HeForShe Arts Week 2020 celebrated their achievements and contribution to art across 110 years of Ukrainian history. To show the 10 masterpieces to a wider audience, UN Women and HeForShe organization approached HUSPI to create a dedicated mobile app.

The app is a virtual gallery of 14 paintings by 10 contemporary Ukrainian female artists (1909 – 2019). While visitors can see some of these paintings live in the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) collection, some aren’t part of the permanent exhibition. Therefore, the entire set can be viewed here in the app.

What you can do with HeForShe Arts Week app:

Enjoy the Augmented Reality (AR) guide to the exhibition
View the artwork in close detail and read or listen to the history of its creation
Stay updated with the news and press releases about the event