Success stories

As their trusted IT partner, Tokyo Techies collaborated closely with the Airweave team to bring their product idea to life and build an app that Airweave customers love, in 6 months.

As their trusted IT partner, Tokyo Techies developed and designed Tabist's new property management system, booking mobile app, and booking site.

An SEO-optimized and user-friendly website is critical for generating valuable leads. With the right incentives, these leads turn into sales and revenue. WeWork Japan wanted to further improve its site’s performance and user experience by fully redesigning its website. As their trusted IT partner, Tokyo Techies developed and re-designed WeWork Japan’s existing website, executed site migration, and implemented site security measures as part of their digital marketing strategy.

Our client, a company specializing in digital transformation, required further technical expertise to test the robot’s behavior in the ship’s environment – a must-do before deploying the robot inside the transportation ship.

Cameo, an American personalized video-sharing platform, and their partner in Japan, SoftBank, require further technical expertise to help optimize and localize Cameo to Japanese-speaking audiences. Tokyo Techies provided localizing product solutions for SoftBank and Cameo by optimizing Cameo’s UI/UX design and Japanese translations and improving their existing Search and Discovery features.

The client developed a cryptocurrency exchange platform, with high liquidity as well as plenty of functional features. The Exchange supported both spot and leverage exchange, with a leverage ratio up to 200 times that of Bitmex. Specifically, its Circuit mode was also encrypted in the exchange, together with 2-layer and 3-layer security, hot wallet and cold wallet were made available to serve users’ diverse needs.

Oyo Japan decided to sell its apartment rental brand Oyo Life to KC Technologies. Tokyo Techies took charge in supporting both parties to evaluate the existing infrastructure of the property management platform, addressing all technological challenges, and developing a plan for system migration and maintenance.

Guardant Health, a California-based oncology and medical technology startup, partnered with SoftBank Inc. to establish a joint venture to kick-start their cancer-detection products for use in Japanese hospitals. However, as a new entrant in the Japanese market, the company lacked sufficient IT resources and personnel to manage multiple IT development operations. Tokyo Techies handled the planning of the company’s IT infrastructure design, together with the selection and management of IT vendor.

Japanese logistics companies are still heavily paper-based in their operations, resulting in long and inefficient workflows. To solve this problem, MeeTruck aims to build a nation-wide Transportation Management System (TMS). As their trusted IT partner, Tokyo Techies built a robust and scalable SaaS that is now being used by logistics companies all across Japan as part of digitalizing and simplifying their day-to-day processes.