Best Node.js software houses in Gdańsk and the Tricity

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• Framna grew out of Bontouch, Move Agency and Shape, and the Danish FRAMNA APS owns the Polish company (source).
• The home page gives both 500+ and 600+ experts (source).
• The Gdańsk studio sits at Matejki 12, one of eleven studio addresses (source).
• Home page cases include Ikea (AR), PureGym, SJ, Swish, PostNord and Rabobank (source)
• Banzai is its offer for deploying multi-agent workflows under human supervision (source)
• The site does not mention the former Bright Inventions name in cached text (source)

Clients they name: Norlys, EasyToys, Corti, Partou, ASSET Rail, OK

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• The site claims 3,000+ engineers and consultants in 25 locations across 17 countries, with Wrocław and Gdańsk in Poland (source).
• The Polish company is one delivery arm of a group, and KRS lists CIKLUM HOLDING UK LIMITED as its owner (source).
• Ciklum now positions itself around AI and its own PRODIGY platform (source).
• States 3,000+ engineers across EMEA, the US and APAC and over 25 years in product engineering (source)
• Lists a Wrocław office in MidPoint 71 on Powstańców Śląskich and another in Gdańsk (source)
• Promotes its own PRODIGY platform of pre-configured AI agents (source)
• Agentic automation page pitches outcome-based 'Service-as-a-Software' (source)
• The about page names a delivery head for Poland (source)

Clients they name: Santander, Just Eat, TUI Group, Stena Line, Betsson, Seeking Alpha

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• The speednet.pl domain redirects to speednetsoftware.com, which claims 25+ years on the market, 250+ specialists, 71% of them senior, and 38 people with the company for 10+ years (source).
• The site claims 11+ mobile banking apps delivered and features a POP Pankki mobile banking case study (source).
• A logo strip of 26 names includes mBank, Santander, Nordea, Generali, Bank Pekao, Alior Bank and Autopay, without labeling each as a client (source).
• The home page lists entities in Gdańsk, London and Tallinn, shows 5 out of 5 on Clutch from 17 reviews and lists no certifications (source).

Clients they name: POP Pankki, mBank, Santander, Nordea, Generali, Bank Pekao

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• The about page claims a 30 person team, 120+ projects and 100+ integrations (source).
• The SFD loyalty app and the Świat Książki app are each listed with 100,000+ downloads, and SFD was nominated for the Mobile Trends Awards 2025 (source).
• The home page says a fixed price is agreed after workshops and scope definition, and links a free app cost calculator (source).
• Client logos include Onet, BMW, SFD, Dom Development, 3mk, Coders Lab and Atlas Copco (source).

Clients they name: SFD, Świat Książki, Onet, BMW, Dom Development, Atlas Copco

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• The home page states ISO 27001 and ISO 13485 and shows a Claude Certified Services Partner badge (source).
• The footer names DAC.digital SA with NIP 5842864488 and KRS 0001154273 (source).
• The site claims 16 years of experience and exports to 22 countries; client logos include Bosch, Philips, Nokia and Volvo Cars (source).
• A case study describes an IoT integration for 20,000+ sensors for Eldro (source).
• Clutch shows 5.0 from 10 reviews, $50 to $99 per hour, a $10,000 minimum and no significant areas for improvement (source).
• Meta description claims 13 years of experience and 150+ software engineers (source)
• Manufacturing page lists Deloitte Fast 50 Central Europe 2023 and FT 1000 2023 and 2024 rankings (source)
• Drawing analysis offer runs on-premise with a local LLM, human approval by default and ISO 27001 certification (source)

Clients they name: Eldro, Buglo, HYPR, Kanaan

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• Site presents AI-driven processing as a core offer. (source)

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• The registered seat is in Gdańsk, and the working office is in Pruszcz Gdański (source).
• The site cites ISO 9001 and the Deloitte Fast 50 and Fast 500 rankings (source).
• The home page claims 100+ delivered solutions and 10 years of experience, while the about page dates the company to 2017 (source).
• Separate English and German sites point to a push into the DACH market (source).

Clients they name: Santander Bank Polska, Lingaro, FEMAX, Shabodi, Komputronik, Siemens

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• The about page claims 50+ people, 90% of them senior, 12+ years and 300+ projects (source).
• Clutch shows 71 reviews at 5.0, the most in this group (source).
• AI work makes up 80% of its Clutch service mix, in line with the home page (source).
• Large logos such as Boeing and Nestlé appear without linked case studies (source).

Clients they name: yWorks, Next Tomorrow, Abel Systems, TYCON, Jeppesen

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• The site says founded in 2010, while the Polish company in KRS dates from 2020 (source).
• The about page lists Cyprus as the location of two founders and the finance director (source).
• Clutch reviews mention engineers in Minsk, Belarus, and staff augmentation makes up 30% of its Clutch service mix (source).
• Two portfolio entries are staff augmentation engagements (source).

Clients they name: Oxford University Press, Lodgify, Printique, Origin Digital

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• The home page headline promises to cut IT costs by 15-45% in 30 days and describes a planned six-part IT cost and governance product suite (source).
• The site cites 275+ projects done and a footer reading 2012-2026; the contracting entity is Exposit Consulting Sp. z o.o., ul. Nowiec 54, 80-293 Gdańsk (source).
• Award badges on the home page are dated 2020 to 2021 (source).
• Clutch shows 4.9 from 29 reviews, $25 to $49 per hour and a $10,000 minimum, with a second location in Wilmington, Delaware; Cost is the lowest sub-score at 4.7 (source).
• Recurring Clutch concerns are the English of some junior and mid-level staff, the accuracy of estimates and slow assignment of requested specialists (source).

Clients they name: Plend, FROX AG, Refunite, Bamboo Group OÜ