BRAVELAB
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2015-2024

Bravelab.io provided custom software development services for a software development company. They built the frontend of the solution using Angular, HTML, and CSS. The function creates invoice documents.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the CEO of a software development company.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab.io?We were building a software product for the fintech industry. Specifically, we needed some help for the frontend of the web application. Bravelab had the skills we were looking for in building Angular applications, so we hired them to help us with the UI.

What was the scope of their involvement?Bravelab helped us build the solution. The application is for the electronic processing of financial documents such as purchase orders and invoices.They were involved in developing the function that creates invoice documents within the application. This function also processes the documents according to setup workflows from a UI perspective. Processing invoices was the only module Bravelab worked on. Their team used Angular and related frontend technologies such as HTML and CSS.What is the team composition?I worked directly with the developer. We also had contact with the project manager and senior developer for consultations. If the developer was stuck on a step, she’d consult with other team members, but that didn’t happen often.How did you come to work with Bravelab.io?There is a local organization here in Poland that gathers software development companies and Bravelab was recommended to us through that. We were specifically looking for someone who was local to us.How much have you invested in them?We spent between $10,000–$15,000.What is the status of this engagement?The project lasted from October–December 2019.

Bravelab.io provides DevOps support for a fan loyalty platform. They've developed and implemented CI/CD pipelines, provided consulting support, and managed production environments.

Please describe your company and position.I am the Founder of Roadie.coDescribe what your company does in a single sentence.Fan loyalty platform for the music industry

What specific goals or objectives did you hire Bravelab.io to accomplish?

How did you find Bravelab.io?ReferralWhy did you select Bravelab.io over others?How many teammates from Bravelab.io were assigned to this project?2-5 EmployeesDescribe the scope of work in detail. Please include a summary of key deliverables.For Roadie.co we needed a complete DevOps setup, from making thinking about the architecture to implementing CI/CD. DevOps consulting, server infrastructure, CI/CD, pipelines, development + staging + production environments, kubernetes cluster setup

Bravelab Software Development helped creat an MVP. They used Python on the backend and React and CSS on the frontend.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the founder of an eGroceries startup.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab Software Development?We needed a company to help us with our web app development needs.

What was the scope of their involvement?They developed my web app and their efforts enabled us to launch a minimum viable product (MVP). In terms of coding languages, they used Python on the backend and React and CSS on the frontend.What is the team composition?There are 6-7 people on our team.How did you come to work with Bravelab Software Development?I connected with one of their senior coders during our vendor search. He communicated really well about what he and his team was able to deliver. We chose to work together from there.

Bravelab augmented the internal staff’s efforts, supplementing frontend development work. They assigned full-stack developers and will likely be tasked with future projects.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the head of development of a tech startup.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab?Our company is currently growing and the biggest challenge we’re experiencing is hiring people on time. I joined the company around a-year-and-a-half ago and my team had about 13 people. We needed to develop an e-commerce platform for Indonesia during this growth period when we had just a few developers to support all the products.

What was the scope of their involvement?Bravelab has worked with us as a remote part of the team, using an Agile Scrum methodology. They acted as full-stack developers, mainly using JavaScript, MySQL, Node.js on the backend, and React on the frontend.What is the team composition?We had two full-stack developers from Bravelab. Their founder was our main point of contact. What is the status of this engagement?If I remember correctly, we hired them in June or July 2018 and the first phase of the project lasted until the end of the year. We’re looking to engage with Bravelab for our other projects.

Bravelab Software Development developed the frontend of a business solutions platform. They actively partook in scrum meetings and collaborated with the internal team to implement new functionalities.

Please describe your company and your position there.We're a Dutch-Polish software house with over 13 years of experience in IT development, support, and maintenance. We create extended IT systems of varying scope. My main duty is handling international IT projects for clients from all around the world (Ghana, Kenya, Netherlands, USA, Germany)

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab Software Development?We engaged Bravelab to help us with frontend Angular development for a project.What were your goals for this project?Our main goal was to build an innovative business platform, which would be used to save, borrow and pay for income-generating activities allowing to increase food security and fight poverty in Kenya.

How did you select this vendor?We were working on a lot of projects and we needed to find a partner who could support us with the frontend development side of the project. We started to look for someone among our new potential partners and after an introduction call, we decided to choose Bravelab.Describe the project and the services they provided in detail.Bravelab's developer was responsible for participating in the current development process, implementing new functionalities. The developer was a part of our development team and was actively attending our Scrum meetings.What was the team composition?The team was composed of one frontend developer from Bravelab and one (up to three) backend .NET full-stack developers, IT project manager and software tester.

A marketing and advertising company hired Bravelab.io for custom software development. The goal is to build a ticket management system with a stripe connection and QR code feature for attendance verification.

Please describe your company and your position there.Agraffia - advertising, marketing, printing, custom signage, custom app development. Owner of the company.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?Bravelab was hire to develop custom application used to purchase event tickets. Main goals included: ticket shop set-up, simplicity of getting orders, attendance verification, QR code implementation and Stripe connection.

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?Bravelab was recommended by my close friend who was working with the team. Bravelab was chosen based on their experience and reliability and also, 15 years of experience in this field.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.An Application for managing ticket sales for the pilgrimage (events in USA). Volunteers can verify that the purchase process was carried out correctly by scanning the ticket with a QR code. Moreover Stripe application was involved. Saleor 2.10, Saleor Dashboard, and Saleor Storefront were used to build the application. This efficient, flexible platform allowed us to create a dynamic e-commerce application.How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?There were 5 people including a project manager. The team included 2 senior backend developers and 1senior frontend developer.

Bravelab.io provides custom software development services for a software company. The team has optimized the client's app using various tools including Python, PostgreSQL, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, and Vue.js.

Please describe your company and your position there.I am the founder and CEO of Panther Solutions

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?We have developed a cloud software System generating automated price recommendations for retailers applying AI technology. The objective is to improve the overall revenues and profitability by making better pricing decisions, for both bricks-and-mortar retailers (shops) and online activities.Now, the problem we faced when we looked for an external development partner was threefold:

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?We undertook a quite intense pitch contest looking at five pre-identified potential external development teams and finally Bravelab was the one that convinced us the most. We were looking not just for executing resources but for a team that contributes with additional technology expertise and that had the experience to quickly convert their technological know-how into suitable proposals.Their proactive approach in questioning our proposed development plan finally led to a much better result than we have initially even imagined.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Bravelab proposed to migrate from the old technology (flask) to the new FastAPI and refactor the current functionality. The goal was to optimize and reduce the technical debt of the application. We also adapted to the new front and accelerated the application.The solution is based on the latest front-end technologies. The Bravelab team used Python, PostgreSQL, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy and Vue.js (in frontend)How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?The team consitedt of 3 experienced and highly motivated developers, we had frontend and backend developers, and we were working closely with UI/UX designers.

Bravelab.io provided staff augmentation services for an e-commerce solutions firm. They delivered resources specializing in Vue.js to assist in developing an enterprise e-commerce platform.

Please describe your company and your position there.I’m the Project Broker at Divante. The company is providing top-notch eCommerce solutions and products for both B2B and B2C segments. As a digital pioneer and strategic partner, our core competencies are focused on the enterprise open-source software ecosystem and customized software solutions.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io?We’ve been working on an e-commerce project for one of our international clients. Last year, we needed to assemble a team of high-level experts in Vue.js technology quickly. So we started looking for companies specializing in JavaScript and working on Vue.js to help us set up the required team. We qualified Bravelab as a reliable staff augmentation partner.

How did you select this agency and what were the deciding factors?I do not remember exactly how we met but at some point, we had a meeting and discuss our needs in scaling up the team. They immediately had good candidates for a reasonable price and since then have been able to support us with every request.Describe the project in detail and walk through the stages of the project.We are building a complex enterprise eCommerce platform and since we have decided to scale up the team Bravelab is supporting us with external JavaScript developers.Describe the recruitment process in detail.We first send them a description of our needs and in response, we are receiving profiles of matching candidates with detailed information about their availability and rates. We are then verifying the candidates by pre-evaluation video tests and inviting the right candidates for the interviews. After the successful interview, we are quickly setting up the paperwork with Bravelab and onboard the developer.

Bravelab.io was hired to support the e-commerce development project of an e-commerce tech services firm. The team implemented Cloud Native software and multitenancy platform architecture.

Please describe your company and your position there.Wundr is an eCommerce technology and services company, I am the CEO.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?We hired Bravely to support the development of our eCommerce platform requiring cloud native, multi-tenancy architecture.

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?We searched for partners across UK and Europe that has the best experience in headless commerce and were impressed by Bravelabs track record, detailed industry knowledge and their proactivity.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.We set Bravelabs a tough challenge to build from scratch a headless ecommerce solution that could be used to enable a retail proposition for regulated institutions globally. The project required constant engagement, daily and weekly stand ups and constant releases as we built out the MVP.How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?We worked directly with the CEO Mariusz and his team of talented developers.

To further develop a mobile SaaS platform, a music production studio engaged the staff augmentation services of Bravelab.io. The team mainly utilized Python, AWS, Django, Vue.js, and Flutter.

Please describe your company and your position there.I’m a Managing Partner at a music production label called Closer Music. I am responsible for delivering a new SaaS platform where content creators can purchase licenses for music productions.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io?Our goal was to build a music platform enabling us to charge our customers in a subscription model and as one-off payments. The platform needed to hold an extensive collection of music tracks and be easily browsable, labeled and searched. Hence we needed a company with a good track record of delivering big web platforms and maintaining them in the long run. We hired Bravelab because after we had gathered several proposals, they offered a most flexible and modern solution.

How did you select this agency and what were the deciding factors?We had a good history working together in the past. They delivered previous projects without problems and on time. This time though, the biggest deciding factors were proposed architecture and appropriate team composition.Describe the project in detail and walk through the stages of the project.Before we started, our scope was overwhelming. We had a dozen or so modules to do. Together with Brave, we divided the project into smaller and deliverable parts. The project included components such as Python Backend, API provided by Hasura GraphQL, Frontend Vue.js App and Flutter Mobile App. We involved two Python developers, three frontend developers, UI/UX designer and a QA tester. The planning phase was consulted with Bravelab as an additional consulting IT project. Our main goal was to implement subscription business logic, music file importers (thousands of tracks), a search engine, and an account page. Performance and scalability were essential as well.Describe the recruitment process in detail.At the height of the project, we had eight people. In the beginning, two backend developers and three frontend developers were engaged. Later we had one Flutter Developer who was responsible for mobile app development. This was running alongside the main web platform effort. They also provided a UX consultant and QA tester, DevOps.

Bravelab.io developed the POC and MVP of a commerce company using Saleor. The other technologies they used included Vue.js and Node.js. The goal was to deliver an interactive product for the firm’s end client.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the CTO of Wundr, a startup that provides services for financial institutions and large organizations. We help them embed shopping features on their platform.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab.io?We needed a team to create the proof of concept (POC) and prototype of our product.

What was the scope of their involvement?We did two projects with Bravelab. The first one was creating our POC using Saleor. The team worked on the front- and backend of our product. This project was short — the deliverable was an online shop that would allow us to get to the next funding round and show our first client an interactive demo. The second project was creating a full MVP, which was much bigger in scope. The product was a multilingual commerce app based on Saleor and Vue.js. It would be fully integrated with the client’s app. The frontend was built on Node.js; they then created a headless backend plugged into a Vue.js frontend. Our team provided the product’s design, and the Bravelab team implemented it. What is the team composition?During the POC project, we worked with 3–4 developers. Then, the team expanded to 10 developers. We also had QA engineers, front- and backend developers, and other resources. How did you come to work with Bravelab.io?We found Bravelab online. I was responsible for deciding the technology to use, and we engaged companies using Saleor. We set up a meeting with Bravelab, and they seemed keen to work with us. Moreover, we liked their work ethics. They seemed passionate about what they were doing, so we hired them.How much have you invested with them?We spent around $400,000. What is the status of this engagement?The engagement lasted from August-September 2021.

Bravelab.io provides an HR startup with frontend developers to augment their in-house team. The developers work on all internal projects alongside the company’s staff.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m a senior developer and tech lead on the frontend team for Talent Alpha, an HR startup based in Poland. We connect small software houses with larger enterprises looking for specialists.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab.io?We were looking for a partner who could provide resources to augment our development team.

What was the scope of their involvement?We hired Bravelab.io to support our frontend team. Each of their developers were onboarded through our regular recruitment process, wherein they were given tasks to complete, and then interviewed if they were successful. After that, the developers essentially became part of our frontend team, ready to support any projects we were working on as a company. Mostly, the work is remote, although both of our companies are based in Krakow, so we can meet when necessary.We work mainly with AngularJS, TypeScript, and AWS. The team is also involved with the Gitlab pipelines.What is the team composition?We’re currently working with one of their developers, though we've worked with several throughout the engagement.How did you come to work with Bravelab.io?Bravelab.io is one of the software houses featured on our platform, so we had knowledge of their team internally. We shortlisted them when we identified a need for frontend support.What is the status of this engagement?We began working with Bravelab.io in May 2019, and the engagement is ongoing.

Bravelab.io built a data scraping tool for a travel company. Their work involved developing a 24/7 bot for parsing and saving email data into an intermediate database table.

Please describe your company and position.I am the board member of Legendary Tours Spółka Z o.o.Describe what your company does in a single sentence.We're a leading online platform guiding tourists across 50+ cities in Europe, offering the best 'pay as you wish' and other tours worldwide.

What specific goals or objectives did you hire Bravelab.io to accomplish?

How did you find Bravelab.io?ReferralWhy did you select Bravelab.io over others?Describe the scope of work in detail. Please include a summary of key deliverables.In short, they built a data scraper from company email inboxes, followed by data parsing to organize information before importing it into the reservation system used by our customer service consultants and guides. Bravelab has developed a bot that automates the process of transferring reservations from emails to our internal system. They used Selenium, set up on a dedicated infrastructure. Develop a 24/7 bot for parsing and saving email data into an intermediate database table. Enable data browsing in the admin panel, with log parsing, error recording, and skip functionality for previously processed emails. The bot should log in using our Gmail app password and retrieve records for a table with filter options for partners and date ranges.

Bravelab.io provides staff augmentation services to a software house. They’ve identified a developer with JavaScript expertise to support front- and backend maintenance tasks for their end customer.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the head of revenue for a software house; we provide digital solutions to clients. I’m responsible for new business and client service activities.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab.io?Our projects vary depending on our client’s needs, so sometimes we don’t have the necessary skill sets or technical expertise on hand. We engaged Bravelab.io to provide us with a development resource. We needed an experienced, independent developer who could deliver good-quality code and communicate effectively.

What was the scope of their involvement?Bravelab.io has provided us with staff augmentation services. They’ve identified a developer with JavaScript expertise to support a project for one of our clients. The developer is helping us with front- and backend maintenance initiatives while we build new aspects of the client’s application.What is the team composition?We work with Mariusz (Co-Founder) and a developer. How did you come to work with Bravelab.io?We found them through a local software organization. We got to know Bravelab.io during a networking event, and our CEO felt they could provide us with a qualified developer. How much have you invested with them?We’ve spent around 700,000 złoty (approximately $160,000 USD). What is the status of this engagement?We started working with them in December 2020, and the partnership is ongoing.

Bravelab.io provided e-commerce development services for a motorcycle clothing store. The team upgraded and re-configured the client's e-commerce shop through Saleor.

Please describe your company and your position there.I am a chairman of the board of Mag-moto that is working on the e-commerce industry. Our shop delivers for our clients motorcycle clothing at best prices.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?The main challenge of the project was updating the old versions of the shop due to accidents on the servers to a new technology based on Saleor architecture.

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?We got to know Bravelab.io through our cooperation with the last version of the shop.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Bravelab’s team used a platform called Saleor (GraphQL code -first e-commerce platform delivering ultra-fast, dynamic and personalized shopping experiences) to decrease technological debt and make it useful. They configured the shop to our needs and implemented payments through the api.How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?Bravelab’s team was involved in developing the whole solution. During the development process, we have cooperated with two frontend and backend developers from their company, also we had a project manager.

Bravelab.io built a Django RF-based app for a solutions provider company. The goal was to allow quicker expansion to markets for B2B third-party clients.

Please describe your company and your position there.CTO at INCO

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?Custom software development, existing code audit and refactoring.

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?Experience, agility, and priceDescribe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Together with Bravelab we are developing a Django RF-based app with a React frontend. The app enables faster expansion to markets for b2b customers.How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?2 Senior Python Devs

Bravelab.io helped a construction firm build a user-friendly mobile application that aims to improve their assembly line's productivity and efficiency.

Please describe your company and your position there.I am marketing specialist in company which produce and provide gutter systems in Poland and abroad.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?We hired Bravelab to develop a simple but useful mobile app in which our contractors can find detailed instructions during assembly works. The main aim of the project was that the app will be easy to use and work well with any mobile device.

How did you select this vendor and what were the deciding factors?We choose the company from our UX/UI designer. The deciding factor was to have someone who is reliable and has experience with mobile app development.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Galeco specializes in the design, production and distribution of roof gutters, gutter systems, rainwater drainage systems from flat roofs, as well as PVC roof soffit. The aim of the project was to develop a mobile application. The application is intended to help installers during assembly work. Application is very simple. It has the possibility of authorization, receiving notifications and replaying or reading assembly instructions. The application was made with the use of Expo (React native), on the backend the Django framework was also used.How many resources from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?Bravelab designated the team of 3 people: Frontend Developer, Backend Developer and also a Business Developer to assist us with any inquiries that we had.

Bravelab used Python to build custom web-based software for third-party clients. Their work included creating a secure document exchange portal with notification features.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the director of Simple Is Good, Inc. We’re a development and internet marketing company.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab Software House?We contracted them to help with some coding. They’ve done about half a dozen projects with us so far.

What was the scope of their involvement?One of our more recent projects involved building an online application with Python. We take a collaborative approach with Bravelab, so we had a few conversations about the specifications, and then they organized the project and produced most of the content themselves.Our client, an accounting firm, wanted us to build a document repository and exchange portal. The goal of this feature was to reduce the amount of sensitive information being sent through email attachments. With the new system, users log into the portal in order to upload, store, and exchange documents. Bravelab built the portal and also added a notification system so people are alerted whenever new documents are sent or accessed by recipients. They also coded all the necessary security and layered access requirements on the backend of the software.What is the team composition?My main point of contact was our project manager, but I’ve also corresponded with multiple other members of their team, including designers and engineers.How did you come to work with Bravelab Software House?We found them via online search. After they responded to our initial request, we discussed the sort of projects we needed done and determined that they’d be able to meet our needs.What is the status of this engagement?We’ve worked with them for several years now, but our most recent project lasted from March–November 2017.

Using Python, Bravelab built a web portal and CMS that allowed users to book hotels and customize travel itineraries. They also managed integrations for booking, search, and categorization.

Introduce your business and what you do there.Our company operates in the travel sector and offers an online platform for hotel bookings. It also features destination and hotel guides and allows users to customize their own trips. I am the founder of the business.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab?We needed to build our entire portal from scratch, along with its dedicated CMS.

What was the scope of their involvement?I defined the scope in terms of look and functionality. Bravelab developed the front- and backend of the site based on my scope and accommodating my change requests. The site was built using the Django Python platform. It has integrations for booking, search, categorization, filtering, and displaying content based on tags.What is the team composition?I worked with their owner, who acted as project manager at the beginning. During the later stages, I had contact with two or three other developers from the team.How did you come to work with Bravelab?I was referred to them by a colleague.How much have you invested with them?The cost of their services was €20,000 ($24,000).What is the status of this engagement?I started working with Bravelab in February 2015, and the project was completed in February 2017. For the moment, I am not considering building additional functionalities.

Bravelab.io provided staff augmentation services for a software and product development company. The team boosted the client's development team to deliver their project.

Please describe your company and your position there.CSHARK is a software and product development company. We help enterprises with digital transformation and start-ups with translating ideas into products. With over 8 years of experience in the market, we have over 300 people onboard. We develop web and mobile applications from scratch, and we also advise companies with extensive domain knowledge to find the right technology solutions for their challenges.We have grown up on FinTech projects, but now we are increasingly delivering projects for various industries related to biotech, music, energy, and IoT sectors. In 2019, 2020, and 2021, we were ranked among the fastest-growing companies in Europe by the Financial Times.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?Bravelab helped us boost the software development with staff augmentation for a project done with a UK based client.

How did you select Bravelab.io and what were the deciding factors?We chose Bravelab as they're reliable, trustworthy and know what they're doing. We consulted Bravelab regarding Python development on many occasions and when the right one came we decided to deliver services together.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Agile and Scrum Project Management Python/Django Software DevelopmentHow many people from the Bravelab.io team worked with you, and what were their positions?Senior Python/Django Developer

Bravelab.io developed a cross-platform Flutter app for a joinery production company. The team was responsible for backend implementation for integration with the internal systems of the company.

Please describe your company and position.I am the Head of IT - Eko4U of Eko-OknaDescribe what your company does in a single sentence.Many years of experience in production, company development, responding to customer needs and continuous development have made us to be recognized as the European leader in the production of joinery. Moreover, we are one of the largest producers of PVC windows and the largest employer in Poland.

What specific goals or objectives did you hire Bravelab.io to accomplish?

How did you find Bravelab.io?trade fairsWhy did you select Bravelab.io over others?How many teammates from Bravelab.io were assigned to this project?2-5 EmployeesDescribe the scope of work in detail. Please include a summary of key deliverables.Backend implementation for integration with the company's internal systems. Developing a cross-platform application.

Bravelab.io added new features to a furniture website, such as a bookmark function that allowed users to filter by dealers. They prepared the solution based on provided designs and tested them.

Please describe your company and your position there.We are a European leader in comprehensive furniture solutions for office and public spaces. Thanks to our unique business model, we offer an excellent interior furnishing service based on in-depth analysis of clients’ needs, efficiency, work organisation, ergonomics and acoustics. Our experience as well as technological and production facilities ensure that every offer is “tailor-made.”

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io?We hired BRAVELAB to make some major changes to our website, including, among others, bookmarks with a filtered dealer list.What were your goals for this project?Smooth and efficient implementation of changes and amendments. Finding solutions that are user-friendly and easy to use for the team.

How did you select this vendor?We met with several companies offering similar services. We took into account the offer, including the price but also experience, the way the proposed solutions were presented and generally the agreement with employees. BraveLab convinced us at every level.Describe the project and the services they provided in detail.They developed three variants of solution and presented us with implementation paths. We exchanged a series of questions and answers to clarify our expectations.On the basis of graphic designs provided by our company, they prepared solutions, implemented them at first on a test version of the website. This allowed us to test the effects, submit corrections and refine the result. Thanks to the solutions proposed by BraveLab, the process gained pace and was completed on time.What was the team composition?We contacted mainly one dedicated developer or owner of the company, while on the BraveLab side, additional people were involved in the project. However, I do not know to what extent and with what frequency.

Bravelab.io was hired by a product development company to rewrite and optimize their product's code from scratch using Python. They supported the product's testing and integration with hardware.

Please describe your company and position.I am the Scrum Master of BoldareDescribe what your company does in a single sentence.Agile-powered company with nearly two decades of international experience in product development and consulting. We exist to help our clients redefine their industries by building with them the products their users want.

What specific goals or objectives did you hire Bravelab.io to accomplish?

How did you find Bravelab.io?Online SearchWhy did you select Bravelab.io over others?How many teammates from Bravelab.io were assigned to this project?1 EmployeeDescribe the scope of work in detail. Please include a summary of key deliverables.The primary objective was to create a user-friendly and scalable product that could be easily installed on construction sites. Our approach involved rewriting the existing code from scratch, focusing on Python as the primary programming language. The project resulted in a completely rewritten and optimized codebase. The software underwent rigorous testing to ensure stability and reliability, supporting real-time data processing and analysis. It is seamlessly integrated with modern sensors and hardware, allowing easy installation. Comprehensive documentation was provided as part of the deliverables.

Bravelab.io created a custom, cloud-based CMS for a digital signage company. The system centralized several online tools into one, updatable CMS package for use at a shopping mall.

Please describe your company and your position there.IMS is one of the leaders in Digital Signage sector in Poland. I have worked there as a Product Owner in R&D Department.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io?We hired Bravelab to develop specialized CMS for one of our products.What were your goals for this project?The goal of the project was to create specialized, cloud-based CMS which is easy to use even for non-technical users. We wanted to have one integrated system to reduce the time and costs of maintaining many online tools that we have used up to this point.

How did you select this vendor?We have chosen Bravelab because of their reliability in previous projects and their deep understanding of the topic.Describe the project and the services they provided in detail.The project aimed to develop data and map management system for shopping malls, which allows managing tenants of commercial space. The system met the latest technological standards of modern Internet applications and enabled the full configuration of the map and shopping malls. The main goal of the application was to centralize the services distributed on several online tools with the opportunity of scaling for the next few years without the necessity to rewrite the core engine system.What was the team composition?In the project was working three frontend developers, backend developer, and project manager.

Bravelab.io provided outsource frontend development services for a full-cycle software development firm. They worked in Angular and Vue.js, and used SCRUM to manage the project.

Please describe your company and your position there.I work in Transition Technologies PSC as a delivery manager. We offer full-cycle software development done with our nearshore solution center in Poland. We have several customers where we put their IoT and AR ideas into real life. Our team of 500 software developers specialize in IoT, AR, PLM, Atlassian, Thingworx, Vuforia, R&D Staff Augmentation (Java, .NET, Cloud) and are super ready to work with your futuristic requirements. Transition Technologies PSC is a member of the Transition Technologies holding, a Polish software house. Since 1991 TT is developing software systems and modern technical solutions for national and international customers.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io?We hired Bravelab to help us with Vue.js framework tasks because at that time we did not have appropriate experience and skills.What were your goals for this project?Our main goal was to implement core features in Vue.js and then knowledge transfer to our team. It was a rather complicated project because we had two frameworks on the front-end side I mean Angular and Vue.js.

How did you select this vendor?From time to time we meet each other during Software Development Association Poland events or conferences and of course we have found common topics.Describe the project in detail.We were responsible for building a "website builder online tool" in general it means that clients have the possibility to build their own internal website.What was the team composition?Two skilled front-end developers with experience in the Vue.js framework. The entire project's team consisted of six developers, one Product Owner, and one QA.

Bravelab.io provided custom software development for an integrated marketing & communication platform. The team updated the existing loyalty program and integrated an API.

Please describe your company and your position there.I am a chairman of the board of Above Awards Sp. z o.o. that developed integrated marketing & communication Platform for Shopping Center and Retail sector - called "Rebate CEO".

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?The main challenge of the project was updating the existing loyalty program and integrating API with outside provider LoyaltyGator. We hired Bravelab.io to develop a backend for the application called Verifier for Android tablets.

How did you select Bravelab.io and what were the deciding factors?We got to know Bravelab.io through our business partner, who was also involved in the project.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Bravelab’s team used an outside loyalty program (collecting purchase points, issue prizes) to decrease costs of developing a new loyalty application engine and focus more on integrations and additional functions needed for API receivers (www page, mobile application, control panel, and Wayfinder system).The entire system was fully functional while implementing the changes and updates. They provided internal tests and focused more on communication and application design.How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?Bravelab’s team was involved in developing the backend of the application. During the development process, we have cooperated with three software developers from their company.

Bravelab.io provides web app development services using both Python and Node.js for two respective projects. They've written whole applications, analyzing requirements, building APIs, and adding requests.

Introduce your business and what you do there.I’m the CEO and co-founder of SolidStudio Software House, a software development company.

What challenge were you trying to address with Bravelab.io?We needed outsourced development help.

What was the scope of their involvement?We are working with them delivering IT projects together, using their developers to build applications and to reach our business goals.There are two projects, both of which are web applications. There’s a ticketing application written mainly in Python that they joined the existing team of in the second phase. They wrote the whole application: analyzing the requirements, building the APIs, adding requests, and delivering it to production. The second application is a backend application for data warehouse storage and is written in Node.js.What is the team composition?We’re using three of their developers and their senior developer is my main point of contact.How much have you invested with them?$150,000–$200,000.What is the status of this engagement?We started working together in March 2019, and the work is ongoing.

An IT infrastructure company partnered with Bravelab in order to create an app that supports communication between the Wroclaw City Department and NGOs

Please describe your company and your position there.Maxto is a recognized integrator on the Polish market in the field of Teletechnics, Teleinformatics and Software. The company was founded in 2003 in Krakow, where the company's headquarters is now located.We offer a wide range of reliable solutions in the field of: Software, IT Infrastructure and System Integration. We provide comprehensive support at every stage of the project.Our activities include consulting, integration, design, implementation of IT solutions, as well as subsequent service and maintenance. I am Director of Software Business Development and Sales in this Company.

For what projects/services did your company hire Bravelab.io, and what were your goals?The main purpose of the project was to create an application for supporting communication between Wroclaw City Department and NGOs. NGOs need to submit proposals or offers to participate in contests prepared by Wroclaw CD. Previously it was made in the paper way.

How did you select Bravelab.io and what were the deciding factors?We hire Bravelab as a team augmentation to our in-house project. They provided us with a business analysis of the project, and the main task for their developers was to develop the frontend of the application.Describe the scope of work in detail, including the project steps, key deliverables, and technologies used.Bravelab was responsible for the business analysis and frontend development of the application. They developed a user interface based on CRUD operations, allowing creation, reading, updating, and deleting objects in the application.In terms of cooperation, the whole team prepared a modern application with the newest technologies. Two-weeks Scrum sprints helped us to develop a working, user-friendly solution.How many people from the vendor's team worked with you, and what were their positions?We engaged one project manager, who conducted a business analysis of the project, and three fronted developers.