KatriSoft

KatriSoft is an XR development and consultancy firm based in Romania. The company specializes in building virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality applications, with a portfolio spanning educational tools, games, architectural visualizations, and enterprise software. Their work ranges from consumer VR titles (a VR rollercoaster, boxing game with Bluetooth-connected gloves) to specialized applications like a schizophrenia simulator for medical training and digital twins for interior design. The team describes itself as "top-tier software developers" and "product designers fully focused in AR/VR."

Services and capabilities

KatriSoft's core service is XR application development across multiple platforms. They build with Unity as their primary engine and deploy to Oculus (Rift, Quest 2), iOS, Android, Steam VR, and desktop. Their project work covers six main areas: VR development with physics simulation and performance optimization; AR applications for product showcase and visualization; mixed reality for training and workflow; mobile games and apps; and PC/desktop software. They also offer consultancy services for early-stage startups.

Specific deliverables mentioned in their portfolio include VR physics systems (fully destructible interiors with realistic fragmentation), HD rendering and lighting (using Unity HDRP and PBR materials), real-time runtime adjustments (color changes, material swaps), and cross-platform optimization. Projects show they handle user interface design, 3D model creation, and performance tuning for VR headsets.

Notable work

KatriSoft's portfolio includes 25+ completed projects. VR Destruction demonstrates their physics capabilities—a fully destructible house where furniture shatters into pieces, available free on SideQuest for Oculus Rift/S and Quest 2. VR Interior Digital Twin uses Unity HDRP to create photorealistic interior previews with dynamic lighting and material customization, letting users test color schemes before purchase. Educational projects include VR Interactive Math Environment (for children with learning disabilities), VR Math Saber (gamified math learning), AR Animals Education, and AR Brain (anatomical visualization). They've also built specialized applications: VR Schizophrenia Simulator for medical training, VR Packaging Simulator to measure training productivity, and a fitness game with Bluetooth-integrated heart rate monitoring. Non-XR work includes Tool Management Software, described as streamlining operations and productivity.

How they work

Engagement starts with a requirements call—their site notes clients "schedule a call to get through the requirements," and KatriSoft confirms "they already had the required experience in VR development using Unity Engine" before proceeding. They offer both fixed-scope projects and consultancy relationships. The company contacts potential clients via a form on their site, taking project briefs through an "I want to create an app/game" or "I am looking for consultative services" model. No pricing or team composition details are disclosed on the public website.

Team and credentials

The source material does not specify team size, founding year, or individual founder names. No certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2), partner status (AWS, Google, Microsoft, Shopify), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned. KatriSoft describes its team as "top-tier software developers and product designers fully focused in AR/VR" but does not provide headcount, office locations, or language proficiency details beyond operating in Romania.