ITgenerator

ITgenerator is a 13-person software house based in Poznań, Poland, founded in 2013. The team specializes in native mobile app development for Android and iOS, with side services in web development, product design, and prototyping. Their work spans manufacturing, logistics, HR, health, and enterprise software—often for companies with 1,000+ employees or complex operational needs. The founder's background includes C++ work on autonomous robots and a 1.5-year Frankfurt Messe project; the company later built production control systems for steelworks in Finland, China, and South Korea, which explains their deep expertise in real-time data, distributed systems, and industrial visualization.

Services and capabilities

ITgenerator offers mobile app development (native Android and iOS), web application design, UX/UI product design, prototyping, and mobile game development using Unity 3D. On the mobile side, they work with GPS, RFID, NFC, QR codes, and device sensors—typical of logistics and operations software. On backend they use ASP.NET Core, ASP.NET MVC, and standard web services (REST, CORBA, .NET Remoting) to integrate with existing enterprise systems.

Web development leverages ASP.NET MVC 6, Angular, Bootstrap, Ajax, and SignalR for real-time browser updates. Databases include SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, and SQLite; they use Entity Framework and Fluent NHibernate for ORM. For reporting and visualization, they employ Crystal Reports and TeeChart. Testing relies on nUnit, TestLink, JIRA, and Mantis. Code is versioned in Git or SVN.

They list experience with production control software—visualizing processes in rolling mills, foundries, and steelworks—which is niche but concrete. They also mention work with off-the-shelf component libraries (DevExpress, Telerik) to accelerate delivery.

Notable work

Dovista (Velux Group) is their largest named project: an iOS and Android app for 2,500 production staff at a window manufacturer. The app includes shift schedules, health and safety reporting, recruitment, and an admin panel for HR and communications. The client reported it "speeds up response times while reducing internal delays" and scheduled follow-up work for 2020.

Other named projects include Amazon Bus (employee shuttle comments app), BMW Aftersales KPI (mobile and web KPI dashboard for dealerships), and Medical Logistics (courier management system in London with apps for couriers, customers, and a controller panel). Testimonials from Five app (CEO Mateusz Mach), iFOX IT (CEO Jarosław Lisowski), Medical Logistics (Alex Landowski, Operations Director), and QRtag (COO Maciej Algusiewicz) praise technical depth, communication, and willingness to act as a technology partner rather than just a vendor.

How they work

Engagement model not explicitly detailed, but they mention an "internal issue tracking system" available to clients, max 24-hour inquiry response time, and client verification at any project stage. They moved to agile/Scrum in 2014 per their timeline. The Dovista case study shows a team structure of 1 PM, 1 UX designer, 1 UI designer, 1 UX PM, 2 backend, 2 web, 2 Android, 2 iOS, 1 QA—roughly 13 people total, matching their stated headcount. Pricing not disclosed on the website.

Team and credentials

Team of 13 based in Poznań (ul. Bielska 5C/2, Poznań Technology and Industry Park). No founders named explicitly. Certified ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) and ISO 9001 (Auditor Certificate). They mention a Behance profile. Languages not explicitly stated, but they list German and English phone numbers and have handled international projects (China, South Korea, Finland, Germany). No SOC 2, ISO 27001, or major cloud partner badges mentioned.