Momentum
Wrocław healthcare software and AI studio, formerly Applover, that builds HIPAA-ready apps and wearable integrations for HealthTech companies.
Best for: Healthtech companies and clinics that need a patient app, an EHR integration or medical AI from a team that works only in healthcare.
Pros
- Momentum reported a profit of 1.7M PLN on 25.6M PLN of revenue in 2025.
- Healthcare apps and FHIR integrations have been its niche since 2020. The site shows an ISO 13485 certificate.
- Clutch shows 4.9 from 45 reviews. Named case studies include LabPlus, Caily and Villa Medica.
- Momentum publishes open-source health tools such as Open Wearables, so you can read its code before you sign.
Cons
- Employee reviews are mixed (23 positive, 19 negative), and 12 of them mention layoffs or cuts.
- Venture funds own the company through ASI vehicles in KRS, so investors set the growth targets.
- Clutch lists a minimum project of 50,000 USD. Some Clutch reviews still describe Applover, the old brand.
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: https://www.themomentum.ai/about and https://clutch.co/profile/momentum-previously-applover).
- 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: https://www.themomentum.ai/lets-talk and https://www.thedroidsonroids.com/).
- 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
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.