How to hire a freelancer sounds easy – until you’re stuck managing an ongoing project, juggling unclear deliverables, late responses, and missed deadlines. Who’s leading the hiring process? Who’s making the final decision? Who owns feedback, progress, and scope? If you’ve hired someone and ended up chasing updates, fixing misalignment, or restarting tasks halfway through, you’re not alone. The problem usually isn’t the freelancer. It’s a broken recruitment process or a missing hiring manager.

Here’s how to fix that.

The significance of a reliable IT partner in today's business landscape cannot be overstated. At Milo Solutions, we strongly believe in establishing partnerships, therefore, we immediately said yes when Ilan Artzy’s company returned to us with their new project. This time, Photostockplus.com asked us to build a new desktop and app client dedicated to image processing. During our collaboration, we worked mainly in C++, Qt, and OpenCV technologies.

Interested in details? Here is how this project went.

A new hire is always a challenge. Where to find someone reliable? How do you know they’ll deliver on time or at all? Are you paying too much, or setting yourself up for rework later? If you've ever stared at a job post draft, unsure what to write or where to publish it, you're not alone. Freelancers can help you move fast – but only if you hire the right one, with the right process.

This guide is here to show you how.

Imagine this: A guitarist in Berlin, a drummer in Madrid, and a keyboardist in London – all playing together in perfect sync. No delays, no frustrating lag – just seamless, real-time collaboration. Sounds like magic? Our project with Jam Galaxy went even further - our solution outperformed giants like Zoom and Teams. Interested in details?

Here is a case study on our game-changing ultra-low latency project.

This project portfolio entry is all about embracing a long-lasting business partnership. Ariel Humphrey’s consulting firm has provided us with invaluable services regarding different corporate documents, NDA agreements, and international law compliance for a long time. When the opportunity arose, we ensured their new website met all requirements. Ariel needed a minimalistic and yet representative landing page for his consultancy business – so we delivered.

Interested in details? Here is how it went.

Choosing a custom software development company can make or break your product. While off-the-shelf software is a quick, cost-effective option, custom software offers pricier but much more tailored solutions. There are multiple factors to consider before choosing a custom software development company. Project scope, budget, and business goals... Not sure where to start?

Here is our take on this subject.

A few years back, we got recommended by the GoExpedi founders to Stepwise – a freshly created startup based in Norway, dedicated to oil industry decarbonization. They needed help in setting up a pioneering SaaS platform with a robust analytics system for CO2 gas emission optimization on extraction rigs. The main goal was to create a product that accelerates the Nordics region’s energy sector towards the Net Zero environmental goal. In the end, we became Stepwise’s exclusive technical partner – thanks to our experience with startups and React, Django development.

Interested in details? Here is how this story developed over the years.

Struggling with tools that don’t quite fit? Custom software solutions might take your business forward. Unlike off-the-shelf tools, which are made for mass use, custom applications are tailored to fit your exact workflows, goals, and systems. Custom software application development offers several advantages over generic tools, making it a smart choice for businesses seeking a perfect fit. Interested in details?

Here is our take on custom software application development.

Finding the right fit can be tricky, especially in momentum–driven industries. This guide will equip you with a clear framework for the candidate selection process before they touch your code, designs, or, simply speaking, your budget. Here is our take on successful team-building.

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Starting a new product often means running into limits fast – especially with generic tools that weren’t built for what you’re trying to do. That’s where custom software comes into play. But how do you choose the right tech stack? What are the major red flags during negotiations? And what should you expect along the way?

Here is our take on custom software development for startups.