Support with technical aspects

It's quite common for a startup to come up with an idea — for example, designing VR headsets for amusement parks — and seek help with the technical side. They might build a prototype, pitch the concept to investors, secure funding, and land a significant order. However, the challenge often lies in the fact that there's only one developer on the team, which makes it nearly impossible to manage the entire project alone.

That’s where our experts step in to support ambitious young companies. We help implement the necessary features and often suggest additional functionality to enhance the product. Our skilled designers elevate the visual quality and polish the interface, while our QA engineers thoroughly test the software across various devices and assist in identifying and resolving bugs.

This collaborative approach ensures deadlines are met and allows startups to gain valuable experience. We’re always eager to enhance projects with new features and continuously support innovation. Our team is ready to take on new challenges and contribute to the growth and success of emerging businesses.

Other cases

IoT device connectivity

Imagine a food production company specializing in sauces and spices that aims to enhance its manufacturing workflow. It faces challenges such as resource inefficiency, frequent production downtimes, and a time-consuming process of gathering real-time operational data...

Building digital web solutions

Small businesses, such as flower growers, often have websites that showcase their services, products, and unique selling points. However, if these websites were created a few years ago, they likely require updates. To expand their business, such companies might also consider adding delivery options and launching an online store...

Creative solutions

Companies are always looking to improve production efficiency. Through research, they might discover that to understand the cause of low performance, they need to track the time it takes to manufacture a single item, monitor downtime and material inventory, count the number of items produced, and so on. Doing this manually is not feasible, and companies require an innovative solution...

Inventory tracking issues

Companies involved in logistics, such as supermarket chains, need to streamline this process. They may face issues with monitoring inventory in stores and warehouses, as well as optimizing delivery routes, which leads to delays. This results in profit losses and goods shortages...

Defended against hacking attempts

Imagine an online store selling household items, clothing, or cosmetics without a physical location. Customers would need to make purchases through the internet. While this is quite convenient, it raises concerns about secure payments, safeguarding credit card details, and protecting customers' personal information. The database, sensitive commercial data, and bank account details are also at risk of unauthorized access...