Flow2Code

Turning real business processes into computer systems is the work of a software house in Poznań, Poland. Flow2Code says its core team is about 30 programmers, and that most of its clients are in Western Europe, in sectors such as infrastructure construction, industry, Internet of Things, logistics, finance, legal services, blockchain and health. Its clients are typically entrepreneurs who need a website or mobile application for their services.

Web and mobile applications

The company builds web and mobile applications and describes its tools as including React Native for mobile apps, with Next.js and PHP Laravel used for websites and web portals. Its applications are often enriched with artificial intelligence features, and it also builds augmented reality applications and games. The company says it can take on every part of a project, from interface design through to development, or supply extra professionals to a team that needs them.

Machine learning, language and data

Flow2Code uses machine learning for decision-making problems that are too complex or variable to be hand-coded. Its natural language processing work covers text classification and the analysis of agreements, which the company says can take over tasks that would otherwise be done by hand. A factory dashboard product for production managers is also part of its portfolio.

Connected systems, augmented reality and blockchain

The company describes its Internet of Things projects as connected systems that range from automated warehouses to tools that support a ship's crew in manoeuvring the vessel. Its augmented and virtual reality work includes immersive applications built with WebXR and Three.js and the placing of a virtual layer on the real world. It also writes smart contracts, issues tokens on blockchain networks and builds games with token-based economies. The company says that payments, supply chains and voting systems are areas where integrity and safety matter most, and that it designs for those requirements.

From requirements to maintenance

According to the company, each project is managed from start to finish. The process runs through requirements analysis, cost and time estimates with a team assembled for the job, and a design checked against the client's requirements, cost, timing, functionality and legal aspects. A prototype of the main concepts comes next, followed by development from that prototype, testing against the requirements, deployment into a live environment and then maintenance, monitoring and updates.

The company's portfolio also includes a city application that matches drivers and passengers traveling the same route, where the user enters a route and the app pairs them with someone heading the same way.