IoT Product Development Services

TechMagic's IoT product development services build the whole software product behind a connected device: the companion app, the cloud backend, connectivity, and QA, under one architecture. Startups building a first connected device get a full product team, and vendors with a shipping device get the software layer they lack.

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The Challenges We Help You Solve

Companies that develop IoT products face the same blockers: vendor sprawl, no software layer, a rigid architecture, a legacy embedded stack, disconnected app and cloud work, and untested device behavior. Each one below comes with how TechMagic solves it.

Piecing together five vendors instead of one product team

Separate app, backend, connectivity, and QA vendors each own a slice of the product, and nobody owns how the slices fit together. We deliver the whole software product in one engagement, so one architecture carries every layer and decisions get made once.

A hardware product with no software team of its own

Established hardware vendors reach the software layer with no in-house engineers for it, and hiring a full IoT development team takes months they do not have. TechMagic covers that layer through augmentation, so senior IoT specialists join the product without the hiring overhead.

An architecture that does not hold up once new features arrive

A structure that carried the first release can buckle under the third, once the fleet grows or the feature set widens. At TechMagic, we design the IoT architecture around where the product is going, so scalable connected solutions absorb new features without a rewrite.

A legacy embedded stack blocking a new product generation

An old operating system or Bluetooth Classic on a shipping device can hold back a whole product roadmap. We modernize the embedded software and the operating system it runs on, so physical devices already in the field can carry the next product generation.

App, cloud, and connectivity teams that do not talk to each other

When the mobile app, the cloud infrastructure, and the connectivity layer are built separately, integration bugs surface late and cost the most. Our specialists build all three as one coherent system from the first sprint, so cloud connectivity and device behavior are designed together.

Shipping without validating against real device behavior

A product that looks right in a demo can still fail against real Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) range, battery drain, or field conditions. We test how the software behaves with real connected IoT devices before launch, across the app, pairing flow, and cloud path.

IoT Product Development Services We Provide

TechMagic covers architecture, the companion app, the cloud backend, connectivity, embedded modernization, and QA.

Custom software development for a device is mostly architecture work, settled before any production code exists. Our specialists map what runs on the device, what runs in the app, and what runs in the cloud. We decide the technology stack, data model, and split between edge computing and the cloud here. The result is an architecture your engineering leadership can review and build against.

IoT Projects We've Worked On

Connecting the fire-alarm hub to a mobile app for remote monitoring and open BMS integration

The connected fire-safety hub lets facility teams monitor the fire-alarm panel remotely. They can also control it from a mobile app. The app integrates with addressable detectors. It also connects to an open BMS platform. This is part of a certified manufacturer's shift toward unified smart-building technology.

Connecting the fire-alarm hub to a mobile app for remote monitoring and open BMS integration
Integrating with Garmin, SUUNTO, Motorola, and ANT+ devices to power a year-long AI-guided training program

The app delivers a year-long AI-powered training program with guided workout animations for proper form, mood and heart-rate tracking for personalized insights, and integration with Garmin, SUUNTO, Motorola, and ANT+ devices for fitness, therapy, and rehab use cases.

Integrating with Garmin, SUUNTO, Motorola, and ANT+ devices to power a year-long AI-guided training program
Building a BLE-based phone-as-key system to power self-service scooter rentals across US malls

Our team built the iOS and Android apps powering Scoozer's rental flow: BLE scan-to-unlock, phone-as-key start and stop, and a return flow enforcing venue rules. The platform now runs live across multiple US mall locations, including Simon and Premium Outlets.

Building a BLE-based phone-as-key system to power self-service scooter rentals across US malls
Pairing a screen-free reading device with a companion app for remote storytelling and early literacy

For this case, we leveraged IoT technology to create learning solutions for kids. The infinibook is a screen-free reading device. It pairs with a companion app for local and remote audio recording. Parents can swap in different story booklets. The app also includes Montessori-inspired games. Distant relatives can narrate stories remotely through the app. This helps children build early literacy skills without a screen.

Pairing a screen-free reading device with a companion app for remote storytelling and early literacy
Bringing simulated vitals to real clinical monitors for training

We built VitalsBridge's Android and iOS apps, migrated the embedded stack from Windows IoT Core to Linux, and moved device communication from Bluetooth Classic to BLE, improving reliability. The product was later acquired by Laerdal Medical in March 2026.

Bringing simulated vitals to real clinical monitors for training
Connecting the fire-alarm hub to a mobile app for remote monitoring and open BMS integration

The connected fire-safety hub lets facility teams monitor the fire-alarm panel remotely. They can also control it from a mobile app. The app integrates with addressable detectors. It also connects to an open BMS platform. This is part of a certified manufacturer's shift toward unified smart-building technology.

Connecting the fire-alarm hub to a mobile app for remote monitoring and open BMS integration
Integrating with Garmin, SUUNTO, Motorola, and ANT+ devices to power a year-long AI-guided training program

The app delivers a year-long AI-powered training program with guided workout animations for proper form, mood and heart-rate tracking for personalized insights, and integration with Garmin, SUUNTO, Motorola, and ANT+ devices for fitness, therapy, and rehab use cases.

Integrating with Garmin, SUUNTO, Motorola, and ANT+ devices to power a year-long AI-guided training program

How We Approach AI Readiness in a Connected Product

At TechMagic, AI readiness means using AI inside our own engineering process, and building the product so AI features can be added later, safely and without a rebuild.

AI inside how we build
Our engineers use AI assistance across code review, test generation, and documentation.
Every suggestion goes through the same review as any other change, with a person accountable for what gets merged. That shortens routine work and leaves more senior time for architecture and connectivity decisions. Routine delivery gets faster, and the review standard stays exactly where it was.
A data layer that keeps AI options open
Most AI ideas on a connected product fail on data rather than models.
IoT data often arrives incomplete, unlabeled, or stored in a shape nobody can query. We structure device telemetry, event history, and storage so predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, or usage analytics remain available later. The decision to build them can then wait until the product and the business case are ready.
Security as the condition for any AI feature
Any AI feature widens what leaves the device and where it gets processed, so we treat that as a security question first.
Our CREST-accredited security team reviews data flows, access control, and storage before an AI component goes near production. The reference points are ISO 27001 and SOC 2 practices. Security is built into the architecture from day one rather than added before an audit.

The Business Value of IoT Product Development

A full-product engagement decides who is accountable, how long the architecture lasts, what you can do with hardware you already ship, and how ready the product is on launch day.

One accountable owner across the whole product

One owner covers architecture, app, cloud, connectivity, and QA across the whole build. Nobody arbitrates between vendors when a bug crosses a boundary, and answers come from one place. For a founder watching timeline and expenses, that removes a coordination cost nobody budgeted for.

An architecture that scales as the product grows

The system is designed for the third release rather than the first, where IoT product engineering services earn or lose their value. Adding a device model, a market, or a feature becomes a planned change. Your technical leadership can check it in the architecture documents before committing a budget.

A modernized software layer without a hardware redesign

Embedded and OS migration adds capability to a device already in the field. A fire panel, a building management system (BMS) controller, or a medical simulation unit can gain BLE, a modern operating system, and a cloud path. The device stays as-is, so a new generation doesn't need a redesign.

A shipped, tested product rather than a prototype

Production readiness is in scope from the start, so it isn't compressed when a date slips. The software is tested against real device behavior, the cloud path is load-checked, and the release process is ready before launch. You launch with the failure modes already closed.

Industries We Serve

TechMagic builds the software for connected products in mobility and fleet, health and sports tech, medtech, and building technology, and consults on industrial IoT and smart home builds.

Mobility, micromobility, and fleet

Connected vehicles, scooters, and rental fleets need BLE unlock, cloud telemetry, and a booking app to work as one product. We build all three as one system.

Health, wellness, and sports tech

Wearables, activity trackers, and performance devices produce signals that are only useful once it is read properly. We cover BLE, mobile apps, and electromyography (EMG) analytics.

Medtech and digital health

Connected medical devices and simulation units need a companion app and a secure data path. We build that layer and modernize embedded software, and Class III devices stay outside our scope.

Fire safety, BMS, and building technology

Fire panels, BMS controllers, and security hubs have to handle alarms, access control, and remote monitoring through one interface. We modernize the embedded software and build the dashboards behind them.

Industrial IoT and manufacturing

Plants and equipment owners want monitoring, maintenance workflows, and industrial automation support software that raises operational efficiency. We consult on industrial IoT applications and scope the software layer with your engineering team.

Consumer electronics and smart home

Smart devices for the home need onboarding, pairing, remote control, and usage analytics people actually use. We consult on consumer electronics builds and bring the same BLE and cloud engineering behind them.

Our IoT Product Development Process

Discovery and scoping

We start by mapping the full product: the device, existing embedded software, the app, the cloud, and the systems it has to exchange data with. We agree on what "done" means for this launch. You get back a scope, a sequence, and a team shape.

Architecture and prototype

Next, we design the system architecture and choose the IoT technology for each layer. Both get validated against one real device before the rest is built. Rapid prototyping here is inexpensive, and it surfaces the connectivity and data assumptions that would cost months later.

Build and integrate

The app, cloud backend, and connectivity layer are then built together in the same sprints. Device integration and cloud integration happen continuously rather than as a handoff at the end. That is where most schedules slip, so it stops being a surprise.

Test and launch support

Finally, we validate the software against real device behavior and run the security and performance checks. We support the release itself, then stay through the first updates after go-live. Real usage data arrives then, and it usually changes something.

Tools and Tech Stack

The IoT ecosystems we build all have a connectivity layer, a cloud backend, and a companion app. These are the technologies behind each one: - Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for device-to-app communication: pairing, remote control, and telemetry from IoT sensors on battery-powered devices. - AWS IoT Core for the cloud backend: device registry, secure ingestion, and the pipelines behind reporting and alerting, plus custom IoT platforms where a managed service stops short. - Kotlin Multiplatform for the companion app: one shared codebase across iOS and Android, with native interfaces on each.

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Why TechMagic

IoT software development for a device spans architecture, app, cloud, connectivity, and QA, and TechMagic handles it all while your team keeps the hardware. Choosing an IoT product development company comes down to stack specificity, team structure, and security.

One team across the whole software product

BLE, AWS IoT, and Kotlin Multiplatform run across architecture, app, cloud, and QA inside one engagement. Advanced IoT solutions depend on choices at that level, so we name ours upfront. We open every one of those choices to challenge before the contract is signed.

An agile, client-centric approach to a multi-part build

Senior engineers work across every layer of the product, coordinated as one team with one backlog. You keep the same people from architecture through launch, so context is not lost between app, cloud, and connectivity work. Scope moves up or down as the roadmap changes, without restaffing.

Security-first engineering, backed by real certifications

Our security practice holds CREST accreditation, and our engineering aligns with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 practices. On a connected product, that means device authentication, encrypted telemetry, and access control are in the design from the start. Your assessor sees a system built against those standards from day one.

Cooperation Models

Choosing an IoT product engineering company also means choosing how the engagement is shaped. Scope certainty and team location decide which model below fits.

Dedicated team

A dedicated team works across the app, cloud, and connectivity layers, to your roadmap and your rituals. It suits an ongoing build where scope will keep moving. Capacity scales up or down as the release plan changes, and the contract does not need reopening.

Fixed price

A defined scope, a price, and a date are agreed for one specific milestone. That can be an MVP, or a single layer such as the companion app. It suits a founder who needs budget certainty, and discovery comes first, because a price set before scoping is a guess.

Hybrid team of Europe and LatAm senior engineers

Senior engineers from our European and Latin American hubs work as one team, under one contract and one process. Latin American hours overlap with the United States, so standups, reviews, and release checks land inside your business day. Both hubs staff at senior level only, which keeps the rate predictable and scaling quick.

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Ross Kurhanskyi
Ross Kurhanskyi

VP of business development

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