Tech Mission
Daytona Beach Shores is looking to create a city app that would allow residents and visitors to easily access city information from their mobile devices. Information like city history, government, departments, news, events, locations, visitor‐centered information, employment posting as well as access to make payments for home utility bills are some of the features the city is looking to incorporate within the new app. The city is hoping to build an appealing app that would be intuitive for users and easy for city staff to manage.
Synergy at Work
From a pool of several mobile development companies offering their services to Daytona Beach Shores, the city has awarded MyCivic Apps (powered by Civic) to design and build their new mobile app. MyCivic Apps share Daytona Beach Shores’ vision of producing a custom‐designed mobile app that would capture the interest of its residents and visitors and encourage them to continue to utilize the mobile app.
MyCivic Apps has worked with a number of cities in North America, providing custom city apps, overnight parking apps, and 3‐1‐1 systems. The knowledge, experience, and expertise of the MyCivic Apps team are assets that would ensure the fast turn‐around of the project.
Throughout the project, MyCivic Apps has worked closely with Daytona Beach Shores to guarantee that the project keeps moving forward in the right direction at a sensible pace. With the dynamic synergy between the staff of Daytona Beach Shores and MyCivic Apps, the mobile app was designed, developed, and ready to launch within 16 days from the approval of the project proposal – a remarkable difference from the estimated turnaround of 60 days.
1. http://www.areavibes.com/daytona+beach+shores-fl/demographics/
2. Google Play Store published number of installs as of September 27, 2016 as between 100-500. iTunes does not provide number of installs.