From Poland with Dev

From Poland With Dev is a software agency based in Poland that has delivered hundreds of projects since 2015. The company operates with offices in Kraków and Bielsko-Biała and works almost entirely remotely with clients spread across North America, Europe, and the UK. Ninety-eight percent of their business comes from referrals. The team builds custom software, maintains existing products, designs user experiences, and runs discovery workshops. They work across web, mobile, AI/ML, data infrastructure, and eCommerce—using whatever technology stack makes sense for the problem at hand, from Shopify and WordPress to React and custom legacy code.

Services and capabilities

The agency offers four core service areas. Development covers custom software, AI/machine learning, big data infrastructure, ERP and CRM integrations, DevOps, web applications, mobile apps (iOS and Android), eCommerce solutions, and low-code or no-code approaches when appropriate. Maintenance includes security updates, performance optimization, bug fixes, server and domain setup, eCommerce support, product updates, customization, and API or AI integrations. Design services span UX design (mockups, wireframing, user personas and journeys), UI design, design systems, accessibility work, logo design, and illustrations. Consulting and discovery offerings include workshops, ideation, research and development, product strategy, UX consulting, conversion rate optimization, UX audits, and user research with A/B testing.

Their technology preferences lean heavily on modern JavaScript ecosystems—React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, Node.js, and Express—but they also work with Go, PHP, Ruby on Rails, .NET/C#, Java with Spring Boot, and Python. On the database side they use MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MS SQL, and Snowflake. For infrastructure and deployment, they work with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Docker, and Terraform. Design tools include Figma, Sketch, and InVision. They also support Shopify, WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, Webflow, and Odoo implementations.

Notable work

Seraphina Therapeutics became the number one fastest-growing supplement company in America (Inc. 5000) with FPWD playing a part through continuous website optimization. TrustRadius migrated from a landing page setup to a multi-site architecture with FPWD handling QA, WordPress development, performance optimization, and SEO. Fatty15 received a full UX and UI design overhaul plus performance optimization and Shopify work. The agency has also worked with WIN Reality, Lucchese, Abilitie, eCatholic, HumanN, and Zenefits on projects ranging from eCommerce redesigns to site relaunches.

How they work

From Poland With Dev offers four engagement models. Team Extension matches clients with developers and designers who fit the project's technology stack and culture, best for long-term FTE or part-time scaling. Monthly Retainer provides consistent support with a fixed monthly budget and guaranteed dev time, suitable for ongoing backlog work. End-to-End assigns a dedicated team to take a project from idea to product launch, letting clients focus on strategy. On-Demand & Maintenance handles one-off changes, updates, and fixes without long-term commitment. The typical workflow starts with a conversation about business goals, moves into technical planning, then into active development with regular updates and feedback sessions, and finally transitions to ongoing support with options for iterations, conversion rate optimization, performance tweaks, or code reviews.

Team and credentials

The company is registered as FPWD sp. z o.o. in Poland. No specific team size is disclosed in available materials, but the site mentions "experts and growing" and references multiple specialists across design, development, data engineering, QA, and product strategy. Alicja Trzewik-Wantuła is listed as Director of Client Relations. The team has worked with clients in fintech, healthtech, edutech, eCommerce, nonprofits, and emerging fields like VR/AR and robotics. No formal certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) are mentioned in the source material.