Money Management App

Moniverse; It is a money management tool where you can easily provide your individual or commercial income and expense follow-ups, create different wallets (account books) and manage each of them independently, and if you wish, you can share each of your wallets with different people and perform joint follow-ups. You can manage your budget with conscious earning and controlled consumption, and analyze your financial movements with reports. It also facilitates you in debt management, recurring regular income and expense tracking.

Project info

  • Client: Moniverse App
  • Team: Eşref Zeki PARLAK, Abdullah Mücahit CEYLAN
  • Service: Mobile App and Web Development
  • Category: ,

Working Process

End-to-end developments for the Moniverse application were carried out in accordance with all user scenarios, database design, user experience (UIX) design, backend, frontend, payment system infrastructures and CI/CD. Currently, the P-LAB team carries out all development and maintenance processes.

01

User Analytics

All scenarios that users would need were analyzed and the entire process was managed accordingly.
02

UX / UI Design

We know how important a user-friendly interface is for users' easy use.
03

Development

Work was carried out on all technical requirements from end to end. Backend, frontend and cloud server.
The Challenge
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  • Company provides economic services
  • Improved the financial understanding
  • Increases the overall value of the firms
Final Result
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