When it comes to unusual educational startups, just like the Run It Once (RIO), we often tend to go “all in”. Initially, we were only asked to join an already existing small developers’ team to provide our expertise in mobile and desktop development. Over time, however, we transitioned to RIO's CTO, and became their main technological partner. Would you like to know more details regarding our software for RIO?

Feel free to read the following project’s case study below.

When it comes to technology and business development, both projects we created for Hubert Anyzewski’s highlight our in-depth market research and robust conceptualization skills. Thanks to our expertise in custom-built Web3 solutions, as well as data optimization and processing, Hubert received the entire blueprint foundation for the Talent Block initiative. During this project we also delivered a simplistic website for his Namuri Capital Investment Fund.

Interested in details? Here is how this collaboration went.

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.

A few years ago, an engineering company from the USA reached out to us seeking help in refining one of their open-source hardware pieces called Blink (1). It is a custom USB device with an embedded LED lamp that informs its user about various notifications through different colors. Our job was to create both software and a desktop app for this device.

How did it go? Read our short case study on this project below.

A few years back, Timesys was seeking an experienced partner to integrate and build applications for plate and panel LCDs. When they reached us for support, we were asked to develop C++ and Qt-based software applications for their Linux and Android-based hardware.

During this collaboration, we’ve built projects like the Smart Refrigerator and Home Automation software systems. This fruitful and long-lasting cooperation involved complete toolchain creation for embedded systems, source code optimization, and even GUI enhancement for smaller resolution screens.

Here is our case study on how those projects went.

Titan is a BioTech / MedTech software dedicated to surgeons and specialists performing fluorography and working daily with X-Ray images. It was one of the earliest projects we’ve developed for western clients. The project aimed to revolutionize the way X-ray images are processed with a strong focus on patient data protection (HIPAA compliance). We’ve built Titan on Qt and C++ technologies supported by Django and Vue.js.

Here's an in-depth look at the development and features of the Titan project.

A few years back, the Zeutec company (Germany) contacted us for professional assistance with a new version of the Near-InfraRed (NIR) optoelectronic measurement device. Our task was to create part of the application backend in Qt 5 and the user interface using QML libraries.

Interested in details? Here is how this project went.

Across industries like oil & gas, logistics, and manufacturing, spreadsheets still rule the back office. They’re easy, flexible, and familiar. But what happens when they start slowing you down instead of helping?

We see it all the time: teams buried in Excel files, juggling endless tabs, copying data between ERP systems, and praying no one makes a mistake in version 37.

It works — until it doesn’t.

Retail is all about listening. The conversations between staff and customers, the small signals of frustration or excitement, even the rhythm of daily operations — they all tell a story.

But here’s the catch: most of that insight is lost. Store managers can’t be everywhere at once, and traditional reporting tools rarely capture the human side of what happens on the shop floor. That gap is exactly where AI is starting to make an impact.

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.