Best TypeScript software houses in Wrocław

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

From their website and Clutch profile

• blurify.pl presents a general software house for Polish education and industry. blurify.com positions the company as an iGaming developer with casino and sportsbook products (source).
• The site lists fifteen case studies, several with named Polish clients such as Fundacja Orange, WSiP and WAGO (source).
• The legal entity is Studio Software Sp. z o.o., which matters when you check the KRS (source).
• The AWS claim rests on three individual certifications rather than a partner tier (source).

Clients they name: Fundacja Orange (MegaMisja), WSiP, WKS Śląsk Wrocław, WAGO, Vemcon, LifeTraq

From their website and Clutch profile

• The awards page lists Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2025 and Fast 500 EMEA 2023 (source).
• Most case studies are anonymous, and Metapro is the only client named on the homepage (source).
• The site gives only a Wrocław address, while Clutch also lists Kraków and Malmö (source).
• The homepage shows a 4.9 rating from 16 verified Clutch reviews (source).

Clients they name: Metapro

From their website and Clutch profile

• Wrocław is one of four Polish offices, and the headquarters and legal seat are in Gliwice (source).
• The about page claims 2004 roots and 200+ people in 6 European offices, while the home page says 100+ people and the footer lists 4 Polish offices (source 1, source 2).
• Boldare S.A. holds KRS 0000914518 from 2021, so the 2004 date refers to predecessor companies (source).
• The company runs on holacracy and sells fixed-scope AI packages, including Claude Code adoption, without listing prices (source).
• The only company-focused YouTube video announces a racing partnership, and the rest of the channel is a podcast on AI-native product building (source).

Clients they name: sonnen, BlaBlaCar, ZATCA, YOUCAT Foundation, DTIQ, Humanitas University

From their website and Clutch profile

• The about page claims 11+ years in business, 150+ projects, 50+ specialists and 65% returning customers. (source)
• The contact page lists Kyiv, Porto and Wrocław, and the Wrocław address matches the Polish register. (source)
• Logistics case studies include 3PL Fulfilment, built over 12 months, and Suppli, built over 8 months. (source)
• The site names no Polish legal entity and gives a phone number with a +1 prefix. (source)

Clients they name: 3PL Fulfilment, OnePageCRM, DocStribute, Simasti, Persuasion Systems, Gigalty, Suppli, Tripety

From their website and Clutch profile

• The contact page shows KRS 0000502034 and an office at Ruska 51b, with billing data at Karpacka 17/5 in Wrocław. (source)
• The ING Bank case describes 12 specialists working for the bank over 4+ years. (source)
• The Smart Team offer sells team augmentation and team leasing next to project work. (source)
• The homepage promises a working MVP within 3 months once the roadmap is approved. (source)

Clients they name: ING Bank, Netia, Sundheds Danmark, Sygnity, IBM, SAP

From their website and Clutch profile

• The footer names Right Information sp. z o.o. at Kopernika 18 in Wrocław, the KRS address. (source)
• Case studies include a PLC digital twin for a UK pharma line and predictive maintenance of cavity pumps. (source)
• A RAG chatbot publication covers 20,000 biomedical papers for a biotech R&D client. (source)
• The server returns a Vite development build with /@vite/client, so plain crawlers see an empty page. (source)

Clients they name: Adsystem

From their website and Clutch profile

• The services page lists automotive first among main industries and Next.js in its verified stack. (source)
• The site shows no case studies and no client names. (source)
• The about page traces the founders to EKA.NET, a science club at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. (source)
• The impressum gives HUED.ME sp. z o.o., KRS 0001106443, and a three-person management board. (source)

From their website and Clutch profile

• The about page claims close to a hundred projects in EdTech, real estate, LegalTech, iGaming and GIS. (source)
• The home page says over 80% of past clients still work with the company. (source)
• The site promises first results within 3 months of the project start. (source)
• The about page shows 10 team members by name, led by CEO Maks Konarski. (source)

Clients they name: RynekPierwotny.pl, GISPartner, StatXplorer, EcoMS, RKKVC, e-dermatolog.pl, Poznajdealera.pl, Briefly, LegalSpot

From their website and Clutch profile

• Sanddev is the only company in this group that publishes a price list, covering audits and due diligence (source).
• The site gives no headcount, the about page says few of us and lists nine people, and the footer still shows 2025 (source 1, source 2).
• Case studies appear as blog posts instead of a portfolio section, and the site has no Polish version (source).
• The Clutch profile shows 4 reviews attributed to Sandstream Development and a $100,000 minimum. Its FAQ rate of EUR 90 to 150 per hour conflicts with the $50 to $99 header (source).
• The only certification mentioned is one ISTQB-certified tester, an individual credential (source).

Disclosure: I worked at this company as the founding engineer of its Sandtime product. Its score and position come from the same data as everyone else’s.