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Widle is a software engineering agency based in Florida, US, focused on custom application development with particular expertise in Retool platform work. The company builds SaaS platforms, internal tools, mobile applications, and web solutions for mid-market and enterprise clients. While the source does not specify founding year or exact team size, Widle positions itself as a full-service digital transformation partner that handles everything from design and strategy through development, testing, and launch.
The agency's core pitch centers on Retool: they market themselves as a Retool partner capable of building scalable internal tools and backoffice systems. They explicitly state they help clients "speed up time-to-market, increase agility, lower development costs" through Retool-based solutions. Beyond Retool, Widle offers traditional software development across Angular, React, Node.js, and mobile platforms (React Native, Flutter, native iOS/Android).
Services and capabilities
Widle's service menu breaks into five areas: Digital Transformation, Enterprise Solutions, Product Engineering, Branding & Design, and Web Development. On the technical side, they work with React, Angular, Node.js, Express.js, Laravel, Go, and Rust on the backend; they handle mobile development with React Native, Flutter, and native stacks; cloud work spans AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and DigitalOcean with CI/CD pipeline setup.
Retool development is presented as a signature offering. Their methodology for Retool work includes a six-step process: conversation to understand client needs, analysis of market position and competition, strategy proposal, "playtime" (development in sprints favoring iteration over wholesale rewrites), testing, and launch with feedback incorporation. They mention providing "comprehensive training and support for all our Retool clients" post-delivery.
For product engineering, they position themselves as a partner from ideation and prototyping through market launch and scaling. Their design capabilities include wireframing, UI/UX work, and Figma-based design sprints. They also conduct digital transformation consulting, though specifics on that offering are limited in the source material.
Notable work
The most detailed case study is Xaver Sports, a SaaS platform for multi-sport club management. Widle (referring to itself as "ZeroCodez" in that project writeup—suggesting a possible rebrand or former name) built a comprehensive platform with member registration, scheduling, performance tracking, and financial management modules. The backoffice admin panel was built in Retool with custom charts and components. The solution used MongoDB for the database, JavaScript for a dynamic query builder, and Retool's workflow automation for member notifications, event reminders, and financial processes. The writeup claims the platform "enhanced efficiency, improved user experience, and provided a scalable solution."
Other named projects include Scalers (Retool app), Instacoach (Retool app), UXDX (React website), Dexter Angels (website), YOYPR (Angular backend website), Krushin (Angular, backend, mobile, website), 24ent (backend, WordPress website), CLE Companion (Angular, Node.js, backend, mobile, website), Safelet (React, mobile, backend, website), RealEstateCake (Angular, backend, mobile, website), NewzKast (Angular, Laravel, backend, mobile, website), StaffMerge (Jekyll, HTML5, Sass, JavaScript, Figma), and EverKnock. Beyond project names and tech tags, little detail on outcomes or client verticals is provided.
How they work
Widle uses a six-phase engagement model: Conversation (understanding client status, needs, expectations), Analysis (competitive and market research), Strategy (proposing solutions that are "strategical, contextual, visual, secure, cost-effective"), Playtime (development in sprints with emphasis on iteration), Testing, and Launch with feedback. They state they "work in sprints and favor evolution over revolution."
For Retool specifically, the workflow is condensed: Quick Call → Detailed Price Quotation → Start of Work (dedicated team) → Delivery with training and support. The source does not specify minimum project size, contract terms, or pricing models explicitly, though they emphasize offering consultative guidance rather than "complicated solutions to earn money."
Team and credentials
The source does not disclose founding year, team size, or office locations beyond the Florida, US reference in page titles. No certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance), partner badges (AWS competency, Microsoft, Shopify), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned. Two client testimonials are included: Ken (Founder) praised the team's ability to execute on concepts and technology selection; Kristen (Product Manager) highlighted professionalism, subject-matter knowledge, communication, and schedule adherence. Neither testimonial includes a company name, making verification impossible.
The source refers to the team as "Solution Architects" and claims "domain expertise" in industry-specific challenges, but provides no founder names, headcount, or language capabilities.
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