Built, not promised
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Working platforms, SaaS products and business systems. Every case shows the client's problem, what we built and what changed in day-to-day work.
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Three builds that say it all.
AI video, an agent that reacts to what it sees, and an industry system used in day-to-day work. No mockups — real product screens.
Systems at work
Products for sales, operations and customer service. The full process story lives in each dedicated case study.
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Other work (9)
Earlier websites, campaigns and smaller builds. They remain part of our history without competing with our current specialism.
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Complete portfolio
Other work (9)
Earlier websites, campaigns and smaller builds. They remain part of our history without competing with our current specialism.
Before you ask
FAQ
What kind of projects are these?
The primary cases are systems that carry a real process: sales platforms, vertical SaaS, document workflows, AI products and internal tools. Earlier websites and campaigns remain available in the complete portfolio at the bottom of the page.
What industries do you work with?
Transport and logistics, residential development, energy efficiency, healthcare, insurance, notary services, legal and tax advisory, and AI products. The industry matters less than the problem worth turning into a working system.
How long does a system like these take?
The first working version usually takes 6-8 weeks from kick-off. Larger systems are built in stages, starting with the part of the process that costs the most time. We do not quote a deadline from the day of signature, because in practice the wait is for data, not for code.
What does a project like this cost?
Custom software projects start at 30,000 PLN. Rollouts covering a full operational process most often land between 60,000 and 150,000 PLN. We quote after analysing the process rather than from a price list.
Who owns the code and the data?
For client projects, you do. The repository, database and infrastructure are handed over to the client, so the product is not locked to one supplier.
Have a process like this?
Show us how it works today. You do not need a technical specification.
Show us your process