Founded in 2015, e-Solus, a company specialized in the development of applications for mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, is ignoring the crisis and grows 10% a month. In one year of existence, it’s already hit 2.3 million downloads of its programs and has among its clients and partners big Brazilian companies such as Positivo, Unimed, SBT Santa Catarina TV, Association of Retired Employees of Banco do Brasil (AFABB) and Voe Livre startup.



The e-Solus was born from an encounter between one businessman and a US government official, Adriano Reis, from São Lourenço, Minas Gerais, and Armando Garcia, North-American from the state of Texas. “We met in the World Cup 2014, and later on decided to associate to create e-Solus”, says Adriano. Today the company occupies five rooms, in which work ten programmers developing applications for the Android Google and iOS Apple systems, as well as two designers.


The e-Solus is preparing for an expansion next month, and is training its staff to attend to customers in another countries such as the United States, England, New Zealand, Australia, and Canada.



Armando says that e-Solus offers the know-how and the experience of its professionals in development of systems, this way other companies can expand their businesses. “Nearly a third of the world’s population is connected. We have already reached nearly two billion users in the world of mobile devices using Android and iOS, iPhone, iPad”, recalls Armando. “The companies that want to expand their business cannot stay out of this universe that grows each year. They must take advantage of it to develop their ideas and spread them. Our objective is to make your project work.”



According to Adriano, the digital revolution creates opportunities of great value for companies that are aware of the fast-paced changes. “To bring a promotional message, offer or even to deliver a service to your client at any moment and any place has become something essential”, he says. “In the line at the bank, in a cab, at home, work, on a bus, train, airport or in many other daily situations, the tablets and smartphones occupy a position of highlight as an inseparable companion to billions of people. If a company doesn’t make the required investments in technology and innovation, an attentive competitor may soon take its place.”



Among the applications of greatest success developed by e-Solus are Diary Girls, with 1.7 million downloads. “It’s an app that transforms the smartphone in a digital diary, in which the girl or woman can write everything about their day, lives and secrets”, explains Armando. “The Creepy Crawlies”, destined to kids, is another application of ours of great success, having reached the 400 thousand downloads mark. It has the sounds of animals, drawings to color and the stories of the Happy Farm.” The company also created the “Travel Diary”, an app whose purpose is to record travels or tours with location, description and pictures, for example, and the “Voe Livre” startup, to search or warn about the cheapest tickets to the destination that the users seek, as well as filtering by price in Reais (Brazilian currency) or air miles.



Another field of action of e-Solus is the development of applications for companies, which has also obtained success and pleased its clients. One example is Unimed (the largest healthcare business in Brazil) “The services offered are trustworthy and of quality”, assures its general manager, Márcio Dias. For Tássio Coelho, proprietary of Voe Livre app, e-Solus is an innovative and dynamic company. “They have a team of great technical and innovative capacity, besides an outstanding service with great responsibility”, he says.