InsaneLab implemented a cloud-based, enterprise-grade parking application suite that supports web and mobile interfaces, integrates with multiple third-party systems, and automates day-to-day parking operations.
Brock & Company, a respected player in the contract food service industry, needed a way to centralize their financial operations across all locations. With a legacy desktop application in place, they were limited in real-time insights and scalability. Brock approached us with a clear objective: design a responsive, cloud-based platform that could consolidate their core financial workflows and reporting into a single web application—tailored to varying user roles from headquarters to individual units.
Insane Lab was approached by Champion Parking in Q2 2021 with a task to solve the challenges that parking customers and the parking operator were facing.
For HelpSquad, we led a full rebranding that included a new logotype, website, and brand identity focused on the human element. The result was a modern, user-centric site that boosted lead generation, improved brand authority, and increased organic traffic by 40%.
Since 2019, All Star Auto Parts has partnered with InsaneLab to modernize and unify its operations across multiple departments. What began as a mobile buying app has evolved into three distinct, fully maintained application suites—each tailored to the needs of a different All Star division while sharing a consistent technology stack and integration framework. Today, Buyers, Customers, and Administrators at All Star rely daily on software designed, developed, and supported by InsaneLab—forming a connected ecosystem that drives operational efficiency, transparency, and real-time visibility across the business.
Insane Lab was approached by MPG Manhattan Parking in Q1 2020 with a task to solve the challenges that parking customers and the parking operator were facing.
Insane Lab was approached spring of 2019 by Big Mouth Survey with a task holding 3 requirements:
We pulled it off!
We proposed the idea of developing a ‘Live Chat Challenge’ game to boost awareness of our client’s live chat software brand. The concept was to produce an interactive, competitive game that would test a user’s live chat agent skills.
Nothing quite like this had ever been done before. So, we got creative and devised a unique ‘triathlon’ format. The result was three separate mini-games that test a participant’s typing speed/accuracy, spelling, and grammar skills respectively.
Learnaboutgmp.com serves global clients such as Merck, Johnson&Johnson, and Baxter. This project marks our second time working with Learnaboutgmp.com since we acquired them as a client in 2009. Once again, the compliance training provider decided to enlist Insane Lab as their design and development partner. And, we couldn’t be more proud of that fact.
