APOM Solutions

APOM Solutions is a Polish-based software development firm that sets up and manages dedicated R&D teams and outsourced development capacity in Ukraine and the EU. Co-founded by Andrew Piddubniak and Martha Frasolyak, the company positions itself as a bridge for Western companies looking to expand engineering capacity in Eastern Europe without opening their own office. The firm handles recruitment, compliance, and ongoing management of technical teams across web, mobile, AI/ML, data engineering, DevOps, QA, and game development.

Services and capabilities

APOM operates across three main engagement models. Outstaffing provides flexible, project-based access to individual engineers or small teams, with the company handling technical recruitment and account management. Outsourcing offloads entire feature sets or product lines to APOM's managed teams—useful for companies that want to free internal capacity for core business. A third option, "Open your R&D," involves setting up a dedicated R&D center in Eastern Europe that functions as an extension of the client's business, suitable for companies planning sustained growth in headcount.

On the technical side, APOM covers the usual full-stack ground: front-end and back-end web development, mobile (Flutter, React Native, native iOS/Android), data science and engineering, DevOps and CI/CD, machine learning, and game development using unspecified game engines. They also offer QA through both manual and automated testing. The company states recruitment typically takes 3 to 6 weeks to find and hire engineers matching a client's needs.

APOM claims to serve e-commerce, gaming, healthcare, EdTech, environmental tech, fintech, media and entertainment, and general software sectors. Beyond commercial work, the company developed two projects for Ukraine: "Plant a Tree," an environmental initiative, and "War Memories," a platform collecting firsthand accounts of the 2022 war for historical record.

Notable work

APOM's case studies remain vague. The source lists five completed or ongoing projects: optimizing and supporting a banking system's codebase; full-cycle development of an LMS system for Israeli schools; software engineering for an Israeli tech startup; development in an Estonian startup focused on building energy optimization; and a car service website redesign. No client names, timelines, team sizes, or measurable outcomes are disclosed.

How they work

APOM frames its value proposition around three pillars: flexibility and traceability (custom approaches per client), transparency and simplicity (regular updates and early problem reporting), and top-notch recruitment. The company manages technical recruitment, legal compliance, and account management internally. Specific pricing models, contract minimums, communication cadence, and billing structure are absent from the public-facing materials, suggesting these are discussed directly in sales conversations.

Team and credentials

Co-founders Andrew Piddubniak and Martha Frasolyak lead the operation. Team size is not disclosed. No certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR compliance statements), partner badges (AWS, Microsoft, Google), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned. The source notes a warning against crypto scams and illegal hiring practices, positioning the company as cautious about reputation in an industry with bad actors.