Codeska

Codeska is a software development company based in Poland with 35+ in-house specialists. Founded six years ago by Andriy Lander—a maritime logistics consultant with a decade of industry experience—the company has completed over 150 projects across 16 markets. Lander started the business after recognizing the digital transformation gap in his former industry and now leads a team that builds web, mobile, and desktop products for startups, enterprises, and private clients. The company works across logistics, agriculture, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, real estate, fintech, eCommerce, and other sectors.

Services and capabilities

Codeska's core offering is full-cycle product development: concept, design, build, launch, and post-launch support. They handle custom software development, PoC and MVP work, web and mobile applications, and CRM/HRM/ERP system development and integration. The team also offers legacy software modernization, business process automation, cybersecurity services, and consulting. On the strategy side, they provide business analysis, project planning, architecture design, UX/UI audits, and code review.

Their technical stack spans React, React Native, Node.js, Vue.js, Next.js, PHP, Python, TypeScript, WordPress, and WooCommerce. Recent live projects include GoGym (a sports coaching mobile app launched September 2024 using React Native, Node.js, and Vue.js) and Quantum Trade (fintech/crypto, January 2025 onwards, built with React and Node.js). Clients have noted Codeska's ability to work with existing microservices architectures and to function as a product team, not just developers.

Notable work

Codeska's recent portfolio spans diverse sectors. GoGym is a cross-platform mobile app connecting fitness users with coaches, featuring a booking system, real-time availability updates, and event discovery. The app was built for users across Europe and Kazakhstan and is preparing for launch. CIRE (real estate, March 2021) used Next.js. Obratka (logistics, February 2018–February 2020) ran on React, Python, React Native, and TypeScript across a worldwide user base. E-Pole (agriculture/agricommerce, November 2023–March 2024) built on WordPress. For Better Life (eCommerce, July–December 2023) was a WooCommerce site. BuBiBo (pet medicine, February 2023–present) uses Next.js. Clients including CEOs and CTOs have cited Codeska's effective project management, on-time delivery, rapid communication, and ability to handle scope changes mid-project. One CTO noted the team's "great professionalism with their advice, analysis, and code quality," while a CEO observed they "think not only as dev team but as a product development with a product mindset."

How they work

Codeska handles projects on a full-cycle basis, managing everything from initial business analysis through post-launch support and updates. Client testimonials stress transparency, clear communication, and responsibility for agreed timelines. The team explicitly offers a warranty period on completed work. Engagement spans startups (early-stage product work) through established enterprises (system upgrades, digital transformation). They operate across 16 markets and work with teams in Ukraine, Poland, Europe, and Kazakhstan. Pricing and minimum engagement terms are not disclosed on their public site.

Team and credentials

Codeska's leadership includes founder and CEO Andriy Lander (10 years in maritime logistics and IT startup investing), co-founder and CTO Yaroslav Makovskyi, and CBDO Nikita Tokmanov. The design team is led by Oleksandr Kotsuba, with Julia Yakusha handling marketing strategy and Daria Kohanova as marketing manager. The company employs 35+ in-house specialists and claims six years of operating experience. No certifications (ISO, SOC 2, etc.), Clutch or G2 ratings, or partnership status are mentioned in the source material.