Gravity Jack

Gravity Jack

Gravity Jack is a custom software development company offering mobile AR software for the iPhone, iPad, and Android operating systems. They specialize in augmented reality, computer vision and machine learning technologies.

Company Overview

Gravity Jack was founded in 2009 by Luke Richey, Jennifer Richey and Terry Hoy. It was founded on the vision of creating a software company around a then-infant technology called augmented reality. The team began offering fully-custom software development services, ranging from mobile apps and websites to custom algorithms and hardware solutions. Since 2009, Gravity Jack has grown into one of the most respected digital agencies, now offering fully-custom mobile apps, augmented reality, virtual reality, 360 degree video experiences, computer vision and more to a wide and ever-growing range of private, commercial and defense clients. Gravity Jack's custom software solutions have supported some of the most respected names in the world, including Kraft Heinz Company, Mondelez (OREO), GOJO, Ford Motor Company, Bloomberg, Coca-Cola, and many more.

About Gravity Jack

HQ Location
Spokane, WA
Founded
2009
Ownership
private

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