Geeknauts

Geeknauts is a software development shop based in Kraków, Poland, founded by Piotr Pabian (CEO) and Stanisław Bednarek (Head of Production). The company builds mobile apps, web applications, and handles UI/UX design work. They specialize in SaaS platforms, marketplaces, e-learning products, and data processing applications across industries including e-commerce, customer services, sport and health, and energy solutions.

Recent portfolio work includes OOHAi (a DOOH platform for advertisers built in React Native), NaviWay (a navigation app for people with visual impairments using Flutter), Buzly Mobile (a social app for Sacramento State students in React Native), and The Gains Lab (an athletes' training app also in React Native). Clients have praised their communication style—one founder described feeling like "a bunch of friends," while another noted they were "great communicators and problem solvers as unforeseen things came up."

Services and capabilities

Geeknauts offers both native and cross-platform mobile app development. They handle everything from simple applications to complex systems with multiple integrations, including admin panels, payment gateway integration, real-time notifications, and IoT hardware connectivity. For web applications, they build responsive platforms with custom admin panels, develop SaaS systems, and integrate with third-party APIs and enterprise tools. Their claims around revenue impact are specific: they cite a potential 30% annual increase in revenue through mobile app integration and a 30% increase in annual sales for businesses implementing user-friendly web apps.

On the design side, Geeknauts conducts UX research using interviews, surveys, and audits to map user flows and pain points. They deliver wireframes, high-fidelity prototypes, branding work, logos, and custom illustrations. They provide access to live Figma projects so clients can track design progress in real time. Security is mentioned explicitly—they use SSL encryption, DDoS protection, and other measures for web applications.

Discovery workshops are positioned as a way to save costs: the company claims workshops can reduce total project costs by up to 40%. These sessions involve UX/UI specialists, developers, and strategists working through goal-setting, problem identification, and roadmapping. Workshops can be held online or in-person at their Kraków office.

Notable work

OOHAi is a DOOH (Digital Out of Home) advertising platform where Geeknauts built the advertiser dashboard in React Native. NaviWay, built in Flutter, targets people with visual impairments and includes advanced accessibility and data processing features. Buzly Mobile, also React Native, serves the Sacramento State student community as a social platform. The Gains Lab, another React Native project, is an advanced training app for athletes.

Clients include Grupa StudentNews.pl (via founder Sergiusz Dobosz), elleFA (via Zoe Goldberger), and The Gains Lab team (Matthew Wiebke). A blog post references an e-learning case study involving an app used by 300+ schools and 4,000 students, though the app name is not specified in the source.

How they work

Geeknauts emphasizes active client involvement throughout projects. They hold regular meetings with clients and the development team to ensure "open communication, quick corrections and shared progress." Clients receive Figma access for designs, test recordings, and final downloadable files. The company is available for "urgent questions" and welcomes mid-project changes. Pricing is not published; they request contact for custom quotes. They operate Monday to Friday, 8:00–17:00 UTC+1, and can be reached at +48 662 576 765 or contact@geeknauts.com. Their office is at Złoty Róg 13/3, 30-095 Kraków, Poland.

Team and credentials

The source does not specify team size or provide information on certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance, etc.), partner status with major cloud providers, or awards. The company lists two named leaders: Piotr Pabian (CEO) and Stanisław Bednarek (Head of Production). Both offer to meet with prospective clients directly. No Clutch, G2, or other third-party review ratings are mentioned in the source material.