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Whale Song

Branding & Design Houston, Texas, United States
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Whale Song is a product strategy and engineering partner for regulated and mission-critical sectors such as finance, healthcare, and heavy industry. The agency integrates strategy, UX design, and full-stack engineering to deliver solutions aligned with business models and compliance requirements.

Whale Song is a product strategy and engineering partner founded in 2011. The agency works at the intersection of IT and operations technology, serving regulated and mission-critical sectors such as finance, healthcare, and heavy industry.

The agency has under 49 employees and maintains a minimum project budget of $50,000 and up with an average hourly rate of $300 per hour. Whale Song is headquartered at 808 Travis St, Suite 1406, Houston, Texas, United States.

Whale Song offers services in Software Development, Product Design, and Mobile App Development. Areas of expertise include application platforms (Amazon, Azure), custom languages (JavaScript, PHP, SQL, Typescript), and specialized capabilities in banking software development, cloud application development, SaaS development, and software consulting.

The agency serves a wide range of industries including AI, Construction, Energy & Mining, Entertainment, Fintech, Finance, Government, Health Care, Hospitality, and Insurance. Clients are primarily medium businesses and enterprise/corporate organizations.

Whale Song's portfolio includes three notable projects: a trustworthy enterprise intelligence and agentic AI solution ($100K-$250K, 6 months, 2024), enterprise-ready delivery and scaling support for banking software ($20K-$100K, 6 months, 2025), and an AI-powered music career management platform ($100K-$250K, 6 months, 2024). The agency has worked with clients such as Azalea Health, RS Technologies, KARE, VerityPay, and Melboss Music.

The team includes Executive Director Kelly Moore, who focuses on aligning strategic goals with operational excellence, and Solutions Architect Jason Amunwa, who brings 15 years of product management experience leading design and development teams for B2B and enterprise SaaS and mobile products across HR Tech, Healthcare, and Insurtech.

Services

  • Software Development
  • Product Design
  • Mobile App Development

Industries Served

AI Construction Energy & Mining Entertainment Fintech Finance Government Health Care Hospitality Insurance

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Product-first mindset across regulated industries
  • Integrates strategy, UX design, and full-stack engineering
  • Proven experience in B2B and enterprise SaaS and mobile products

Frequently Asked Questions

Whale Song serves regulated and mission-critical sectors including finance, healthcare, heavy industry, energy, government, and insurance.
The minimum budget for projects is $50,000 and up.
The average hourly rate is $300 per hour.
The team has under 49 employees.
Whale Song is headquartered in Houston, Texas, United States.
Whale Song offers software development, product design, and mobile app development.
Yes, Whale Song has expertise in AI and has delivered AI-powered projects such as enterprise intelligence and agentic AI solutions.
Whale Song uses a product-first mindset, integrating strategy, UX design, and full-stack engineering to deliver solutions aligned with business models and compliance requirements.
Notable clients include Azalea Health, RS Technologies, KARE, VerityPay, and Melboss Music.
Portfolio projects show typical durations of around 6 months.
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