Coreteka

Coreteka is a custom software development company founded with offices in Wroclaw, Poland; Kyiv, Ukraine; and Irvine, California. The company has 60+ specialists on staff and claims over 250,000 productive working hours and 50+ completed projects. They focus on four sectors: fintech, logistics, retail, and agrifood—building mobile apps, web applications, and backend systems for clients ranging from Ukrainian enterprises to global businesses.

The company's approach centers on understanding a client's specific industry constraints before building. A logistics client (Raben Ukraine) noted that Coreteka's work automated data transfer and "freed up staff time to perform other important tasks." Indeed Innovation GmbH called them "proactive and reliably responsive," while Alltech E-CO2 praised their ability to deliver "professionally and accommodate the firm's timetable strictly."

Services and capabilities

Coreteka's core offerings span the software development lifecycle. Business analysis comes first: they gather requirements, map processes, and work with clients to determine technical direction. UX/UI design follows a human-centered approach using tools like Figma, Sketch, and InVision. Their designers claim to solve "complex business challenges" through interface work, though they avoid specifics on methodologies.

On the development side, they build mobile apps for iOS and Android (using Swift, Kotlin, Java, React Native), web applications (React.js, Vue.js, Angular), and custom integrations. They list particular strength in logistics APIs—working with warehouse and transportation management systems—and describe integrations as "seamless data exchange."

They also offer QA and testing aligned to service-level agreements, website and e-commerce development with custom CMS, and project management using Jira, Miro, and other tracking tools. Their tech stack spans AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Node.js on the infrastructure side.

Industry-specific experience is more granular. In logistics, they've built TMS (Transportation Management Systems), fleet management apps, driver assistance tools, and carsharing platforms. For retail, they list quality management systems, real-time sales analytics, loyalty apps, and queue management. AgriFood work includes field scouting apps, GIS-based analytics, and image recognition. FinTech offerings cover trading platforms, digital wallets, online banking, blockchain marketplaces, and investment platforms—with emphasis on AI and machine learning.

Notable work

They name several projects in case studies. UNIFY is a mobile app (iOS, Android, web) for finding carriers in real-time, built with Kotlin, Swift, PHP, Google Maps, and AWS. Satchel is a fintech app for international money transfers (iOS, Android, Java, Swift). YChamp is a fitness activity tracker that pairs users for sports competitions, integrating Apple Health and Google Fit.

A Transport Management System for Philip Morris Ukraine lets clients track trucks in real-time using GPS, Java, React, and AWS. Wiima Logistics Oy's project manager (Jarno Kuronen) reported that Coreteka "manage and communicate well through Teams and Google Sheets" and "have an innovative approach."

They also reference work with AutoHIT, where the head of department praised their ability to "dig deep into the nuances of our business processes, offered detailed estimation, and strictly kept the deadlines."

How they work

Coreteka operates on two primary engagement models. Fixed-price contracts suit projects with clear requirements and budget constraints. Time and Material (T&M) works for projects where effort cannot be predicted upfront. They also offer dedicated offshore teams where clients hire developers at transparent per-developer rates and either manage the team directly or use a Coreteka project manager as intermediary.

Development follows Scrum: product backlog, sprint planning, daily standups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives. They claim their process is "agile" but don't detail sprint length, iteration cadence, or escalation procedures. Communication channels are Teams and Google Sheets (per client feedback). Business analysts, project managers, and QA staff are embedded in engagements.

Pricing is not disclosed on their website. They note that "quality work comes at a fair price" and warn against "unusually low quotes," but no rate cards or benchmarks are provided.

Team and credentials

Coreteka has 60+ specialists across three offices. No founders are named. They claim "veteran experience" and "industrial experience" in their sectors but do not list specific certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.), partner status with AWS or other cloud vendors, or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2). English proficiency is not formally stated, though all client testimonials and materials are in English and clients mention good communication.

They describe their approach as "human-centered" and emphasize being a "software innovation partner," but these are marketing claims without measurable backing (e.g., no case study metrics on time savings, cost reduction, or user adoption).