Inkodus, UAB

Dedicated developers in Lithuania for growing IT teams

Inkodus is a Lithuanian software company that says it has been a development partner since 2012. Its main service is supplying dedicated developers who work remotely as a long-term extension of a client's team, an arrangement it presents as suitable for startups but open to anyone.

What a dedicated team means

A client gets a team of the specialists a project needs, with their equipment, and their full working time rather than a resource shared between several jobs. The company says this removes the delay of waiting on people who are split across projects. The client avoids hiring costs and recruitment agency fees, and the company lists no recruitment, success, agreement or team maintenance fees. It also offers to set up a virtual representation office for the client in Lithuania.

Why it says it differs from an agency

Because the firm is run by programmers, it says it looks past matching keywords on a CV and has its senior developers test a candidate before they join a team. Roles mentioned include React and Angular front-end developers, backend developers, systems architects and interface designers.

Examples of its software

Projects on its pages include an instant video consultation platform with secure sign-in, online payments and privacy-focused video, a mobile app for route planning and sightseeing, a web portal with an interactive map for a national cultural heritage commission, and software for production, inventory, CRM, procurement and team management. One client relationship described lasted eighteen months and involved reworking much of a backend to scale and digitising manual processes.

How it works

The service follows four steps from first contact to the start of development, and the firm also provides software administration.