Metova was built on the idea of transparency. We measured our developer’s time to show our customers exactly where their money was going. We expected them to love the detail and clarity we offered. Using the time and materials format, clients would only be billed for time actually worked. This would build trust, an important ingredient in a good relationship.
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Is it really true?
Yes, it is true, Metova is a successful mobile application development company that has stopped selling apps. Why? Read More
Will you own the final code?
This may seem like an obvious question to ask but we run across a surprising number of people who don’t and end up in a world of hurt. Metova is happy to package up and send over your code whenever you ask for it.
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Ben joined Metova in 2010 as a developer after receiving his degree in Software Engineering at Auburn University. He quickly became an expert at developing for Android, iOS, Flash, and Java-based web development. Ben was promoted to Lead Developer in 2013 and took a more active role in managing the development process and mentoring fellow developers. During this time, he became intrigued with the sales process and its effects on developers and projects. By sitting in on sales calls frequently, reviewing estimates, and implementing tools for the team, Ben developed a general understanding of how to use his technical skills to enhance the sales process.
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My name is Ben Coulston, and I'm the Lead Architect here at Metova. I've always wanted to be a developer and part of software because of my love for video games. Ever since I started playing a classic Nintendo console in 1992, I was very interested in the inner-workings of a gaming system. This led to building terribly slow computers from spare parts when I was 10 years old and spending countless hours playing Mario is Missing and The Oregon Trail. I wasn't satisfied with that, and new games with awesome graphics were coming out, so I saved up all of my birthday and Christmas money for a year, and with some help from my parents, built a computer on which I could actually play games with "good" graphics. At the time, my favorite game was Red Alert, a real-time strategy game that allowed you to build up an army base with troops and eventually take over your opponent's base. It's the first game where I started thinking about the metrics that exist within software (money, resource management, cost efficiency, etc.). I started realizing that games (and programs) are all built on pretty basic principles, and software became less magical and more tangible. I realized that I could actually make things like the games I loved someday, so I went for it.
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Metova developers are passionate about coding. In fact, we like to believe we are among the best in the world. When we heard about the annual MoDEV Hackathon at CES (Consumer Electronics Show), we decided to test our mettle.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. October 28, 2013 – Officials for the custom mobile app development firm Metova announced today the hiring of Alex Nilson as developer and Skye McCaskey as quality assurance (QA) engineer.
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Jack Bailey was promoted to lead developer a couple months ago. Jack is one of Metova’s strongest iOS developers, and he has made across-the-board contributions to our company. Jack joined Metova in 2012 as developer. He previously worked as a developer at Jamais Vu Productions, where he assisted in programming iOS applications. He graduated from Auburn University with a bachelor’s degree in software engineering.
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Developer Mike Cole joined Metova this year after graduating from Tennessee Technological University with a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering and a mathematics minor. While in college, he designed and developed the Tennessee Tech Schedule app and completed a research internship at the University of Tennessee Space Institute.
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. Aug. 14, 2013 — Custom mobile applications developer Metova has hired Kevin Lind as director of business development, and promoted Jack Bailey from developer to lead developer, company leadership announced today.
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