ARC Software

ARC Software is a Polish medtech-focused development firm building healthcare software for clinics, startups, and digital health platforms. The company's main differentiator, according to its website, is offering full team lift-out—moving the developers who built a product directly into the client's organization to ensure continuity. It operates across strategy, execution, and scaling phases, with a stated focus on being "business driven" rather than purely technical.

The firm has delivered three named projects: Medcase (a HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform with built-in video conferencing), SupPlay (a beauty clinic management app for consultations and treatment planning), and Dolmed (a patient app). For Medcase, ARC built an API-first architecture on AWS using Terraform, multi-region failover, and isolated containers with no human infrastructure access. The company also built a custom video conferencing system to avoid third-party dependency and maintain compliance.

Services and capabilities

ARC offers custom software development, product design, cloud and microservices solutions, team extension (staff augmentation), and full-stack product teams. The company structures work around a modular framework with three modules: IT consultancy (analysis, POC, 3rd-party integration), Software Development (dedicated teams with domain expertise), and Lift-out (transitioning teams into the client's organization with legal and tax support).

The discovery phase involves researching business goals and KPIs. During execution, ARC validates assumptions, handles development with a dedicated team, and emphasizes data-driven decision-making over "hastily jumping to conclusions." The site mentions agility as a key component but does not detail sprint length or other specifics. Support and maintenance continues post-launch.

Healthcare-specific capabilities include HIPAA compliance, telehealth platforms with custom video conferencing, EHR integration, patient apps, order and labs integration, and HCP access management. The company also lists AI/ML analytics and data science as service offerings, though concrete examples of deployed AI systems are not provided in the source material.

Notable work

Medcase is the most detailed case study. ARC designed and developed a web application for clinicians participating in multiple research projects, with an API-first approach enabling tight scheduling and task uploads. The company deployed infrastructure on AWS with Terraform for multi-region scaling and automatic failover. It built a proprietary video conferencing system to maintain security and compliance instead of relying on third parties. The architecture uses isolated containers, a DMZ, multi-layer network filtering, and firewalls with no direct human infrastructure access.

SupPlay is a beauty clinic and aesthetic medicine app letting practitioners conduct consultations, store treatment plans, manage patient consent forms, and collaborate with external specialists. It features editable surveys with advanced conditional logic.

Medcase founder Niv Shochat and Add Secure's Magnus Gunnergård both provided testimonials, with Shochat crediting the team's flexibility and professionalism, and Gunnergård citing "exceptional overdelivery." Moben&Rooster cofounder Christophe Vasseur also provided a positive testimonial.

How they work

ARC's engagement model includes three phases: Strategy (idea validation and MVP definition), Execution (go-to-market validation and dedicated development), and Expansion (scaling and optional team lift-out). The company offers full team lift-out as a distinct service, where developers transition into the client organization and ARC assists with establishing a subsidiary, legal and tax support, and co-working space during transition.

The firm structures projects into discovery, UX/UI design, development, testing, and support. Pricing is not disclosed in the source material. No information about team size, daily rates, or typical project budgets is provided.

Team and credentials

No founder names, overall team size, or office locations are disclosed in the source. The company lists domain expertise in web and mobile development and references "experienced engineering team" and "skilled developers" without specifics. ARC mentions global development standards and HIPAA compliance capability, but does not claim ISO 27001, SOC 2, or other formal certifications. The site does not list partner status with cloud providers, though the company demonstrably uses AWS and Terraform at scale. No Clutch, G2, or other third-party reviews are mentioned.