Best UX/UI design software houses in Wrocław

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

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

• 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

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

• 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

Verdict. Good client reviews and clear written terms, with one question to ask before signing: which of the two businesses would build your product.

From their website and Clutch profile

• The about page names Synergia Pro Sp. z o.o. as the legal entity behind the Synergy Codes brand. (source)
• The about page claims 60+ in-house staff and 200+ production systems shipped since 2011. (source)
• The about page says the company holds no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification. (source)
• The company released its ngDiagram library for Angular as open source under Apache 2.0 in 2024. (source)

Clients they name: Siemens, BMW, Canon, Autoliv, TotalEnergies, AMBOSS, Zeenea, peoplefone

Verdict. Synergy Codes fits a product where the diagram or workflow editor is the core feature. Look elsewhere for a general web app with no visual editor.

From their website and Clutch profile

• Tooploox lists 30+ peer-reviewed papers, patents and contributions to NeurIPS, ICML and ECCV, the longest research record in the set (source).
• Tooploox is now a Solvd Inc. company and no longer an independent Wrocław firm (source).
• The site gives only an R&D headcount of 40+ engineers and researchers and no total team size (source).
• No certifications, awards or partner badges are shown on the site (source).

Clients they name: eBay, ETH Zurich, Spire Health, StateSpace, PhotoAid, Ashoka

Verdict. The place in Wrocław for hard AI problems. For a plain web product the research premium buys you little, and the employee reviews are a real warning about continuity.

From their website and Clutch profile

• Case studies name broadcasters such as Nordisk Film+, TV 2, ITV and CANAL+, which few Wrocław agencies can show (source).
• The whole site is about OTT and video apps, so the firm suits media clients more than general software projects (source).
• Headcount figures are inconsistent, with 200+ video specialists on the homepage, over 1,900 group employees on the about page and a '+1900K' typo in the stats block (source).
• The site lists no ISO or partner tier certifications. The partners page names only technology vendors (Wowza, Brightcove, Mux, Axinom) (source).
• Clutch shows 4.9 from 30 reviews, $50 to $99 per hour and a $25,000 minimum project. Its founding year of 2010 predates the 2016 KRS entry (source).

Clients they name: Nordisk Film+, TV 2 Play, Eleven Sports, ITV, CANAL+, Futsal Ekstraklasa

Verdict. For a TV channel or a streaming service, it is the only Wrocław agency with named broadcaster references. For any other product, pick from the rest of the top 10.

From their website and Clutch profile

• Droptica has 44 people on Drupal.org and 24 maintained projects. It builds the Droopler, Open Intranet and Campus distributions and co-organizes DrupalCamp Poland (source).
• The partner tier is inconsistent, with Gold Drupal Certified Partner on the homepage and English site and 'Silver' in the agency page text (source).
• Droptica is one of only two companies in this group with ISO 27001 on the site. Its founding year, 2013, matches the KRS entry (source).
• The YouTube channel 'Nowoczesny Drupal' posts Polish tutorials and weekly Drupal news. We found no showreel or about-us video (source).
• Clutch shows 5.0 from 9 reviews, a $5,000 minimum project, $50 to $99 per hour and three Polish locations (source).

Clients they name: PZPN, BOSSA, Exide Group, HERE.com, Henry Schein, Better Regulation

Verdict. Call Droptica first if your platform runs on Drupal, since its client work is public. If it does not, skip it.

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: https://www.boldare.com/about/ and https://www.boldare.com/).
• 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

Verdict. Pick Boldare for an MVP or a product redesign, backed by its design process and 63 client reviews. Given the staff opinions, ask who stays on your team.

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

Verdict. Pick Lember for a mid-size SaaS or logistics build with a distributed team. Skip it if you need a Polish team with local financial history.

Verdict. Strongest on transparency and specialization. Weakest axis: activity (1.5/5).