Best software development companies in Poland

Verdict. If your problem lives in Jira, Confluence or monday.com, this is the obvious call in Wrocław. For a custom product, read the case studies first and ask which team you would get.

From their website and Clutch profile

• Deviniti is the oldest and largest firm in the set. It was founded in 2004, has 330 IT experts and released its first Atlassian Marketplace app in 2012 (source).
• The business centers on Atlassian, monday.com and Freshworks consulting plus its own apps, with generative AI layered on top (source).
• Client counts conflict on one page, with 15,000 clients in the intro, 10,000 in the 2023 milestone and 236 organizations in the client section (source).
• Many case studies are anonymized (a bank, a parcel company, a healthcare company), so only a few names can be verified (source).

Clients they name: Huuuge Games, Credit Agricole Bank Polska, IPF International Limited, Ceneo.pl, Super-Pharm

Atlassian consultingAtlassian appsGenerative AImonday.com implementationCloud migrationAI managed servicesAI

Verdict. The most transparent small software house in Wrocław. It is profitable, its own people rate it well, and it publishes its size. Hire it for one well-defined product, not for a platform that needs five roles.

From their website and Clutch profile

• The site publishes its scale, with roughly 10 projects per year and about EUR 3M turnover in 2025 (source).
• The site lists twenty named case studies, most of them Norwegian construction and marine clients such as Fonn, Grasp and Safran (source).
• Age claims do not line up. The site says 15 years in business, Clutch says founded 2011, and the KRS entry in our file dates from 2014 (source).
• The site shows no certifications, awards or partner badges (source).

Clients they name: Volve, Fonn, Grasp, Safran, Dionach, Bonduelle

Custom softwareMobile appsGenerative AICustom MCP developmentProduct UX/UI designStaff augmentationReactVueAngular.NET

Verdict. A mid-size house for regulated industries, with ISO 27001 to show for it. Come with a budget above 50,000 USD and a compliance checklist, not a two-month MVP.

From their website and Clutch profile

• CSHARK focuses on two sectors, fintech/regtech and industrial, and Fenergo appears in two separate case studies (source).
• CSHARK is the only firm in the set with an Asian office, CSHARK Singapore Pte. Ltd on Robinson Road (source).
• The homepage shows logos of Citibank, Allianz, BNP Paribas and Vodafone, but none of them has a case study, so treat them as unverified (source).
• The site states no headcount, while Clutch lists 250 to 999 employees and a USD 50k minimum project (source).

Clients they name: Fenergo, ASA International, Telenor, RegenHU, Nudge, Pastdue Credit Solutions

Custom softwareApplication modernizationData and integrationCloud and infrastructureR&D and product designSoftware outsourcingJavaKotlinC#.NET

Verdict. Pick Itransition for Dynamics, Salesforce or ERP rollouts at company scale. For a small custom product, the 25,000 USD minimum and the global delivery model are a poor fit.

From their website and Clutch profile

• The homepage claims 3,000+ engineers, 800+ clients and over 25 years in business. The Polish company in KRS dates from 2017 (source).
• The homepage names only two clients, and most case studies describe an unnamed retailer, pharma company or manufacturer (source).
• Clutch lists 12 offices, with headquarters in Decatur, GA, and Warsaw among them. The site shows no office list we could open (source).
• The site lists a Microsoft partnership since 2008, plus Odoo Silver, Salesforce and AWS partnerships (source).

Clients they name: The Economist, OPED Digital Health Solutions

ERP and Microsoft Dynamics 365CRM and SalesforceCustom software developmentData and BIAI and generative AIManaged IT servicesPythonJavaDockerJavaScript

Verdict. Pick 4Soft for crypto and blockchain compliance work, where its case studies and Clutch reviews can be checked. For a general web product, pick a generalist.

From their website and Clutch profile

• The about page dates the story to 2013, while KRS 0000831231 in our data and Clutch's legal formation date point to 2020 for the current entity (source 1, source 2).
• The home page claims a top 3 position among blockchain companies worldwide without citing a source (source).
• The home page claims 50+ people, while the 2021 timeline entry mentions 70 experts (source 1, source 2).
• Both ISO certificates are downloadable PDFs, which most peers do not offer, but the page names no certifying body (source).
• The Get an estimate button on the home page links to an empty anchor (source).
• Clutch lists 59 reviews at 5.0, a $5,000 minimum project and blockchain packages from $4,500 (source).

Clients they name: Elliptic, Cryptio, Colony, Paribus, Gigaset, Artclear

Blockchain development and smart contractsBlockchain analytics and forensicsCrypto compliance (AML screening, KYC flows)Machine learning and AITeam extensionProduct developmentNode.jsPythonBlockchainMachine learning

Verdict. Pick N7 Mobile for OTT and mobile work, where it has the clearest pricing on this list and operator-scale telecom projects. For a small web MVP, its team prices start high.

From their website and Clutch profile

• N7 Mobile publishes monthly team prices, from 15,000 PLN for product design to 200,000 PLN for advanced apps (source).
• The site has only one full case study, PLAY NOW for the PLAY operator, and shows the other clients as logos without project details (source).
• N7 Mobile sells body leasing and team leasing next to fixed-price projects (source).
• The company runs N7 Space, which writes satellite on-board software for ESA missions, and Tapioka.ai for UI testing (source).

Clients they name: PLAY, Orange, T-Mobile, Plus, Roche, Agora

Mobile appsOTT and set-top-box appsServer and cloud systemsIoT integrationsProduct designAI solutionsPythonDjangoMachine learningAI

Verdict. Use Innowise for staff augmentation under your own tech lead when you need CVs fast across many technologies. Skip it when you need a partner whose past work you can verify.

From their website and Clutch profile

• The about page claims 3,500+ people, 1,600 projects and a founding year of 2007. The Polish company in KRS dates from 2021 (source).
• The FAQ names Warsaw as headquarters, while the footer gives a registered address in Boston, MA (source).
• The case studies page names no clients and warns that client details may be generalized or modified (source).
• Innowise sells staff augmentation openly, promising CVs in 1 to 2 days and a team joining in 3 to 5 days (source).

Clients they name: Hays, Spar, Tietoevry, Topcon, NTT Data, Commercial Bank of Qatar

Custom software developmentStaff augmentation and dedicated teamsTesting and QAData, AI and MLERP and CRMLegacy modernizationAI

Verdict. Pick Momentum for a healthcare product in Wrocław, where its compliance work counts. Outside healthcare look elsewhere, and ask about the layoff mentions on the first call.

From their website and Clutch profile

• Applover rebranded to Momentum in 2024 and narrowed its focus to healthcare, while Clutch reviews still refer to Applover (source 1, source 2).
• ISO 13485 and HIPAA appear only as logos, with no certificate number or certifying body (source).
• The site gives no headcount and cites 220+ delivered projects and 100+ healthcare applications (source).
• The HQ address, Gen. Sikorskiego 26 in Wrocław, is the same building Droids On Roids lists (source 1, source 2).
• Clutch reports 70 percent of clients in the medical industry, a $50,000 minimum project and $50 to $99 per hour (source).
• The site promises a reply within 24 hours (source).

Clients they name: LabPlus, Bennabis Health, Egis, Steppie, Villa Medica, Caily

Healthcare web developmentHealthcare mobile developmentHealthcare AI implementationWearable app developmentHIPAA-compliant infrastructure and securityEHR and HL7 FHIR integrationAIRubyDockerPython

Verdict. Pick Intellias for mobility and fintech engineering, where HERE and TomTom are checkable references. The Polish entity delivers for a foreign group, so agree in writing who leads your project.

From their website and Clutch profile

• Intellias was founded in 2002. The about page says its first office outside Ukraine opened in Zurich in 2010 and does not mention Poland (source).
• The site lists four Polish offices in Kraków, Warsaw, Łódź and Wrocław, and the last three are in coworking spaces (source).
• Named clients include HERE, TomTom, HelloFresh and Zooplus (source).
• Horizon Capital invested in 2018 (source).

Clients they name: HERE, TomTom, HelloFresh, Zooplus, Syngenta, Omio

Product engineeringAI and generative AIData engineeringCloud and application modernizationQuality engineeringManaged supportPythonAIAWSAzure

Verdict. A specialist, and the numbers back it up. If your product has a camera, a sensor or a robot in it, start here; if it is a web app, look elsewhere on this list.

From their website and Clutch profile

• xBerry is the only hardware-adjacent firm in the set, working on robotics, embedded AI and vision inspection. The site shows an EU regional development grant badge (source).
• The FAQ gives a price signal, saying a simple MVP starts from tens of thousands of euros (source).
• The founding year conflicts, with 2016 on the site, 2015 on Clutch and 2019 in the KRS entry in our file (source).
• Most case studies hide the client (our Swedish partner, a leading vaccine manufacturer). Only Coco and Szajna are named, and CSHARK appears as a testimonial giver (source).

Clients they name: Coco, Szajna, Balluff, Fraunhofer, Formic, Digiteq

Computer vision for quality inspectionIoT and embedded AIRobotics softwareEdge AIERP and IoT integrationMVP to production R&DEmbeddedPython.NETAI