Outcomes over Outputs

Collaboration.Ai wanted to validate AI-powered networking at live events but needed rapid development and iteration cycles. Caldera built “Networker”, a mobile web app using rapid product development and continuous testing across diverse events, including United We Transform, Climate Action Week: Sydney, TEDxTukuy, Electroposium, and DoD training sessions.

The platform captured real-time participant data and generated intelligent collaboration recommendations based on attendees’ knowledge and interests. The result: a battle-tested solution that dramatically improved event networking effectiveness while proving AI-enhanced human connection works at scale.

Facing a major scalability challenge, MOBE partnered with Caldera to expand their digital capabilities. We replaced fragmented processes with a unified, user-focused mobile experience for both participants and providers.

The result: 99% reduction in call center volume, a 10x increase in provider case capacity, significantly higher program adoption, and dramatically reduced internal costs.

When Hy-Vee set out to launch a digital pharmacy business, as a long-standing trusted partner, they turned to us. From idea to launch, we brought RedBox Rx.com to market in under six months.

Over the next several years, we helped grow the platform-enhancing features, testing new offerings, and surpassing revenue targets — while also training internal teams to eventually bring development fully in-house.

Hy-Vee plays many roles for its customers — grocer, pharmacy, fuel provider, and more. When evaluating whether to unify these services into a single mobile app or separate them, Hy-Vee brought in our team for our retail experience and expertise.

Through customer testing and prototyping, we validated that a unified app delivered greater clarity, convenience, and adoption — paving the way for a more seamless digital experience and significantly lower costs for the business.

To bring personalized care closer to patients, Amber Specialty Pharmacy partnered with Caldera to build a mobile app that extended and enhanced their web platform.

Together, we focused on what would matter most day to day: pill reminders, symptom surveys, and managing and tracking specialty medications. We A/B tested prototypes, built a scalable design system in React Native, and launched smoothly.

The result: a more engaging, patient-centered experience that helps people stay on top of their treatment, right from their phone.

Over six years of partnership, Caldera helped Scheels grow digital revenue while building their in-house mobile capabilities.

We unified fragmented app experiences, migrated off legacy platforms, launched personalization pilots, and supported innovation through internal hackathons and talent development.

Collaboration.Ai needed to build NetworkOS — a platform that could automatically identify collaboration opportunities within communities — while meeting strictDoD security requirements.

Caldera developed a comprehensive agenticAI system that captured data from multiple sources, analyzed patterns, and generated intelligent connection recommendations with detailed reasoning.

The result: a DoD-funded platform that unlocked previously hidden collaboration opportunities and enabled communities to solve complex problems through data-driven human connections.

Church’s wasn’t seeing the adoption or conversions they needed from an off-the-shelf app and loyalty solution. Caldera helped launch a new custom app, website, and loyalty program tailored to their brand and customers.

In just six months, Church’s gained over 1 million new loyalty members — with digital sales growing just as fast and no signs of slowing down.

Smiths Medical’s infusion pumps generated mountains of data — but little of it translated into meaningful insight. We redesigned key reports and interfaces to help executives, clinicians, and engineers see what matters and act faster.

Tested in hospitals, our prototypes earned strong feedback — some teams even said they were the reason they stuck with Smiths.