KNALGEEL builds an app
Even now that the gas tap has been turned off, the people of Groningen have to brace themselves for years more of earthquakes. A major quake of 4.5 on the Richter scale still can't be ruled out. Schadewacht is here to make life a little easier for the people of Groningen. An idea KNALGEEL is glad to help build.
With the Schadewacht app for Android and iPhone you can easily create a legally valid baseline survey of your home. The app walks you through your home inside and out, lets you take photos and stores everything in a file inside the app.
After that it's just one tap to put it all on paper and make the baseline survey legally valid. Straight from the app. That way you record the state of your home before anything happens, and avoid hassle over damage later on.
In the end it comes down to this: recording your home in a legally valid way, in just a few taps.
Schadewacht's creator, Alex, is a bailiff. He saw how many people in Groningen wanted their home documented, but ran into a simple problem: there are too many houses and too few bailiffs. Going door to door by hand just doesn't scale.
“There are too many houses and too few bailiffs. We needed a scalable solution.” That scalable solution became an app that lets people create a legally valid baseline survey themselves.
KNALGEEL helped think through the solution. Not just technically, but process-wise too. How do you walk a user through their home step by step? How do you turn a series of photos into a file that holds up in court? The result is a smooth, user-friendly and simple app.
With an enthusiastic, flexible attitude. Along the way KNALGEEL flagged things that took the uncertainty away, so it was always clear what was happening and why. That turned building an app from a leap in the dark into a journey with something to hold on to.
Absolutely, to entrepreneurs who want a quality app at a keen price. Because KNALGEEL doesn't just want to make something; they want to deliver something beautiful and well made.
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