Fream

Based in Poland, Fream has more than twelve years of experience as a custom software development company, building software for large corporations as well as start-ups around the world. It describes its approach as combining the adaptability that start-ups need with long-standing technical expertise and reliability. Its core services are custom software development, iOS and Android apps, web applications, product design and project management, and software integrations. Its work concentrates on real estate, industrial Industry 4.0 and internet of things projects, and on start-ups. The company also runs its own product, Evryplace.

Industry 4.0 and industrial IoT

The firm's Industry 4.0 work covers optimising business processes with biometric authentication, increasing connectivity and data collection, creating smart factories and digitising industrial operations. The company notes that industrial IoT can digitise almost every process, that automating processes reduces the risk of human error, and that machine downtime is among the most costly problems for a manufacturer. Its industrial services include vision-based app development, apps built to precise specifications, and upgrades and maintenance of existing industrial IoT applications.

Sales configurators and equipment projects

For the milking equipment maker DeLaval, the firm built a sales configurator for its effluent system advisor. The tool replaced complex spreadsheets and rounds of email exchange that sales teams had needed before they could produce an initial quotation.

Real estate tools and Evryplace

In real estate, the firm created Office Finder for JLL Poland, a site for finding prestigious office space in Poland, and it built a product for the residential sales team of a major developer. Its own platform, Evryplace, supports 360-degree media used in real estate, store documentation and training. For a retail client it proposed a solution using a mobile phone, a 360-degree camera and a web portal to document stores, which cut the time managers spent on the job. For a training project it produced an interactive platform showing animated machine models in 3D or augmented reality, with text, graphics and video added as information.

Navigation apps and web portals

Fream describes itself as the technology partner of Naviexpert, a navigation and mapping service, since 2011. Its work for the service includes successive releases of the Naviexpert app for iOS, a companion app for Android and iOS, and Naviexpert Traffic, a mapping and navigation web portal. The firm also built an app that lets users operate and customise 360-degree cameras remotely.