iMakeable

Web and mobile apps built from a verified idea

iMakeable builds web and mobile applications for businesses, from the first concept through to a product that can grow. Before development starts, the team helps a client check whether an app idea makes business sense and can reach the goals set for it. That check comes first because the firm holds that money spent on custom software should be tested against its purpose. The applications it delivers run on iOS and Android, and their interfaces are meant to be clear, modern and easy to use. Finished software goes through a multistage testing process, and each project's design is discussed in detail with the client before the build.

Digital transformation and IT advice for growing companies

Alongside app work, iMakeable advises companies on how their technology and daily operations fit together. Its consulting runs from the start of a project through the phases that follow growth, and it helps clients choose the next steps once a system is in place. The firm describes automating processes and cutting repeated, wasted effort inside a business, so that staff spend their time on work that moves the company forward. Its advisers draw on know-how from working with venture capital funds and private equity investors, which the firm applies to companies that want to grow faster.

Developers and whole teams on demand

Clients can hire iMakeable's developers for a single day, for several months or for a longer engagement. When a client's project needs more people than its own team can supply, the firm can provide a whole team. It also trains a client's staff so that the work can be carried on in house afterwards. The arrangement suits companies that are building software for others and need experienced people for a defined period.

Where AI fits into a company's operations

The firm builds AI-based tools and automation for the processes where spending is likely to pay back. Its approach is to find the processes worth automating and to put AI into those processes, rather than adding it to everything at once. The firm presents this as a way for a business to build an advantage over its competitors.

How projects begin and what clients receive

Projects start with design workshops in which the goals are mapped out together with the client, so both sides agree on what success looks like before code is written. The firm says its process is repeatable, which lets its team deliver applications in a predictable way. It reports several hundred implementations for clients and partners, and says that more than 80 percent of those clients still work with it. First results, it states, arrive within three months of a project's start. The company's website is in Polish, and it serves clients in several markets.