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Infinity Touch

A comprehensive e-commerce and order chain management ERP customized for the memorial jewelry sector, bridging the gap between funeral homes and end customers.

Client
Infinityurns LLC
Industry
Funeral & Memorial Services
Duration
8 months
Team size
7 engineers
Location
USA
Platforms
Android
Infinity Touch app screenshot
Project background

Project background

Infinity Touch is a comprehensive e-commerce and order chain management ERP customized for the memorial jewelry sector. Known for its distinct feature—fingerprint engraving on urns and jewelry—this platform bridges the gap between funeral homes and end customers.

Key Features

  • Fingerprint Engraving
  • Order Tracking
  • Inventory Management
  • Biometric Integration
  • Funeral Planning
Pendant selection screen
Screens

A look inside the product

Tech stack

Built with

Mobile
Java 7 (Android)
RxJava
Gradle
Front-end
HTML5
jQuery
Backend
Spring Boot 2
REST API
Maven
Testing & Ops
Crashlytics
Codomanage + Google Sheets
Challenges & solutions

Where it got hard

Challenge

Jewelry-grade quality from a field scan

The fingerprint had to be clear enough to mill into jewelry, but it was being captured in real-world conditions through a consumer-grade Bluetooth scanner.

Solution

On-device image processing pipeline

We tested several fingerprint devices and SDKs to balance price, performance and reliability, then layered in image processing to reduce noise and sharpen ridge detail before it ever reaches the jeweler.

Challenge

No internet at the point of service

Capture and ordering often happened in places with no reliable connectivity — the workflow couldn't be allowed to stall waiting on a network.

Solution

Offline-first capture with auto-sync

Captures and orders are stored in a local on-device database and synced automatically the moment connectivity is detected, with fail-safes to guarantee zero data loss.

Challenge

An existing business graph we couldn't disrupt

Dealers, funeral homes and sales staff already had real working relationships — a generic app risked flattening those connections instead of respecting them.

Solution

A referral-code network model

We designed a referral-code system so the app mirrors and preserves the existing dealer-to-customer relationships, rather than replacing them with a flat, generic structure.

Impact

Where it landed

0
Orders lost to connectivity gaps
8 mo
Idea to production launch
3
User roles on one shared platform
5+ yrs
In continuous production use