ELITEX

Software for real estate and hospitality operators

ELITEX is a software engineering company based in Ukraine. The company names real estate and hospitality firms as its main sectors, working on both sides of the Atlantic, and its current message puts those two sectors at the center of its work. It describes having worked since 2015 on property management and reservation systems, mostly for small and mid-sized operators with fixed budgets and firm deadlines.

The company offers several kinds of engagement. It runs software product development, which means taking a product from idea to release, and software product enhancement, which means adding to or improving a product that already exists. It also offers software audits, which examine an existing system, and legacy software modernization, which updates older platforms. For clients that need more hands rather than a whole project, it assembles dedicated development teams that work as an extension of the client's own staff.

Its technical base is JavaScript. The company says its engineers work with Node, Angular and React, on both the front end and the back end of a product. The JavaScript expertise underpins the engineering work across the sectors above.

The company describes itself as AI-native. In its account, engineers use AI agents throughout a build, from the first draft to production code. It says this speeds up the work and lowers its cost, but does not move responsibility away from the engineers, who review what the tools produce before it reaches a client's product.

Most of the team is described as senior, and the company says several of its people have delivered work for Fortune 500 and Global 500 companies. The company says the same standard applies whether a project lasts six weeks or two years.

Recent projects listed by the company include API and software development for a movie distribution software company, which processes video files and validates their metadata, maintenance and game development for an online gaming company, frontend development and infrastructure design for a healthcare company, and the supply of developers to help a remote product team build a minimum viable product.