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Futurum Technology

PL Website 11-50 employees

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Up to $25/hr
4.5

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Technologies

JavaSpringHibernateC#.NETNode.jsPHPGoPythonAngularReactVueReact NativeSwiftKotlinScalaPlay FrameworkPostgreSQLMySQLMongoDBCouchDBFirebaseAWSAzureHadoopMagentoJenkinsDockerUnityFigma

Services

Web Application DevelopmentMobile App DevelopmentGame DevelopmentAPI DevelopmentBackend DevelopmentFrontend DevelopmentCloud InfrastructureCI/CD Pipeline SetupDatabase DesignSystem IntegrationLegacy Application ModernizationBig Data Processing

Notable Clients

You MawoPinpoint WorksComiereCogent.ioMyBookerSovoAutomaNetMedbasePetsySaferiskHashedRagsStart In

Futurum Technology is a Polish software house founded by Łukasz Cimer, based in Kraków. The company operates from a single office and works with startups and established companies across web, mobile, and game development. They staff projects with developers pulled from Kraków's technical talent pool, screening for both technical competency and soft skills. The team handles everything from initial architecture to deployment, with Java and Angular as their primary focus areas, though they work across a much wider stack.

The company's pitch centers on affordability paired with senior oversight. Each project is supervised by experienced developers; junior and mid-level staff work under their direction. Futurum claims to have helped nearly a hundred startups, some of which have sold their businesses. They emphasize staying engaged even when issues arise—a direct jab at freelancers, who they describe as likely to disappear.

Services and capabilities

Futurum offers full-cycle development across three main tracks: web applications, mobile apps, and game development. On the web side, they build everything from e-commerce platforms to location-based systems and healthcare portals. Mobile work spans iOS and Android, using React Native, Swift, and native tooling. They've also shipped a mobile game (Futu Snake, built in Unity) and do game engine work.

Their backend stack centers on Java with Spring, but they also work in C#/.NET, Node.js, PHP, Go, and Python. Frontend work runs across Angular, React, and Vue. For data, they support PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and CouchDB. Cloud platforms include AWS and Azure. They mention using AI models to support code generation, optimization, and debugging, though specifics are light.

The company does handle infrastructure work: they've dockerized legacy applications, set up CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins, and integrated big data processing with Hadoop. They also work with third-party integrations—CRM systems like Weclapp, IoT (Mobile Beacons), Google Maps, and e-commerce platforms like Magento.

Notable work

Their portfolio spans industries with real deliverables named. For You Mawo, a 3D-printed eyewear startup, they built a web app using Java Spring backend and Angular frontend, integrating Weclapp CRM for order management. Pinpoint Works, a PropTech company, got a location-based issue tracking system upgraded to latest Java/Angular, dockerized for scalability, and fitted with Jenkins CI and Hadoop for big data processing.

Comiere, a telehealth platform, received a doctor appointment system built in Angular (frontend) and Java (backend), with emphasis on clean code structure and directive encapsulation. Cogent.io, an e-commerce play for distributing premium mobile commerce apps, was built with Scala and Play framework backend, Java, and integrations for Azure Table Storage, Mobile Beacons IoT, and Google Maps.

On the mobile side, they shipped MyBooker (model booking app), Sovo (mobile learning app), Medbase (shift management for healthcare), and Saferisk (insurance sales app). Petsy received front-end work for a pet-sitter platform. HashedRags got front-end development for a fashion e-commerce site. AutomaNet is an all-in-one web application for inventory management and parts trading in the automation industry.

How they work

Futurum offers a 14-day trial period at no cost if you decide not to proceed. This is their main differentiator for risk-averse clients. They mention offering both fixed-price and time-and-materials engagements, though they don't detail rates publicly. Their recruitment process for hiring new team members (CV review, HR interview, technical meeting, homework, final feedback) suggests they apply similar rigor when vetting developers for client projects.

They position themselves as handling hiring, HR, and legal paperwork so clients can focus on their business. No specific communication cadence or sprint structure is mentioned on their site.

Team and credentials

Łukasz Cimer is the founder and CEO. He studied Computer Science at AGH University of Science and Technology, one of Poland's top technical universities. The company describes its team as "creative, engaged, and full of passion young people," based in Kraków. No team size, certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR compliance), or partner badges (AWS Advanced, Microsoft Gold) are mentioned. No Clutch, G2, or other third-party ratings appear in the source material.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Futurum Technology specialize in?
Futurum builds web applications, mobile apps, and games for startups and established companies. They focus on Java and Angular but work across a wider stack including C#/.NET, React, Vue, Node.js, and Python. They handle full-cycle development from architecture to deployment.
Where is Futurum Technology based?
Futurum is based in Kraków, Poland. Their office is located at Wadowicka Street 8i, 30-415 Kraków. They source developers from Kraków's technical talent pool.
How does Futurum's engagement model work?
Futurum offers a 14-day trial period at no cost if you decide not to continue. They handle hiring, HR, and legal paperwork for you. Each project is supervised by experienced developers overseeing mid-level and junior staff. They support fixed-price and time-and-materials arrangements.
Who founded Futurum Technology?
Łukasz Cimer is the founder and CEO. He studied Computer Science at AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland and has worked with startups and corporates before founding the company.
What types of clients has Futurum worked with?
Futurum claims to have helped nearly a hundred startups. Named clients span MedTech (Comiere, Medbase), PropTech (Pinpoint Works), e-commerce (You Mawo, Cogent.io, AutomaNet), fashion (MyBooker, HashedRags), EduTech (Sovo), pet care (Petsy), and finance (Saferisk).
What technologies does Futurum work with?
Futurum works with Java, Spring, C#/.NET, Node.js, PHP, Go, Python, Angular, React, Vue, React Native, Swift, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Firebase, AWS, Azure, Hadoop, Jenkins, Docker, and Unity, among others. Java and Angular are their primary focus areas.

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