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LBPro is a Polish software development company founded at least 25 years ago, based in Bialystok with an office in Lodz. The firm builds custom business applications and hardware-software integrated solutions for startups, SMBs, and established companies across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. LBPro distinguishes itself by combining back-end development with embedded systems and hardware expertise—a less common pairing among offshore providers. The team includes business consultants, software developers, mobile engineers, graphic designers, and product managers.
The company's pitch centers on translating ideas into functioning systems through structured business analysis before code begins. They don't position themselves as a generic outsourcing shop; they explicitly target companies that either lack internal teams or need specialized skills in firmware and embedded systems. They've received EU R&D grants totaling €475,245 across three projects (2019–2020), suggesting a willingness to invest in product development alongside client work.
Services and capabilities
LBPro organizes its offerings into three main areas. First, custom software development: full-stack web applications, mobile apps (iOS, Android, HTML5), and system integrations. They work with .NET/ASP.NET for backend, MSSQL for databases, REST and SOAP APIs. Second, embedded systems and firmware: microcontroller development (STM32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi), GSM/Bluetooth/NFC connectivity, MQTT/TCP-IP stack, FPGA, and remote device management. They've built solutions ranging from simple microcontroller projects to complex IoT systems with cloud integration.
Third, kiosk solutions and hardware-software combinations. GoodWillBox, their own product, is a self-service charity donation machine with three screens, card payments, and mobile integration. Sprytki.pl is a self-service storage management platform with app-based locker access. These real products show they understand the full lifecycle from conception to market.
LBPro also operates a modular library of pre-built components—audit modules, loyalty systems, task management, campaign management, checklist tools, survey builders, and interactive video modules—designed to accelerate custom development. Clients can mix and match these or start from scratch.
Notable work
Nameable clients include iSeeMed International (data collection, satisfaction surveys, loyalty and task management), IntelliRent (equipment asset tracking and scheduling), SMS Valet (mobile valet parking platform with apps for drivers, managers, enforcement), Text4Service (restaurant communication software), and Text2Park (smartphone-based parking and real-time lot management). The source lists over 30 deployed projects spanning restaurants, parking systems, recruitment platforms, museum inventory, telecom cost management, kitchen display systems, and neighborhood networking apps.
Client testimonials cite attention to business alignment—not just shipping code, but challenging product assumptions and improving business strategy. Kenneth Todd (unnamed company) noted their "unique and innovative approach to design" and willingness to suggest non-standard features. Patrick Kasongo praised their "sense of business savviness" that extended beyond development. Ric Reifel stated they were "the first firm I have worked with" able to reliably turn business requirements into functioning software.
How they work
LBPro's process is five-stage: initial business analysis and requirements gathering, project design (architecture, features, graphic design, tech selection), agile software development with ongoing business analysis, delivery (deployment, beta testing, training), and 24/7 support with maintenance and extensions. They emphasize that "delivering the best solution is just the beginning of a long term relationship." Engagement models are not explicitly priced in the source, but the firm accepts both fixed-scope projects and team augmentation (extending existing client teams). They target startups through SMEs and position themselves as a band-aid for resource constraints.
Team and credentials
LBPro is registered in Poland (NIP: 542-323-29-09, KRS: 0000474195) with two offices. Team size is not disclosed. The firm claims "over 25 years of experience" as a collective—unclear whether this means the company is 25+ years old or the team members' combined tenure is that long. No ISO, SOC 2, or other formal certifications are mentioned. They received EU innovation grants under Poland's Regional Operational Programme (2019) and the Intelligent Development Operational Programme (2020), validating that they invested in new product development.
Languages spoken are not specified; Polish and English are likely given the geographic location and client base. No partnership badges (AWS, Microsoft, Google) are listed.
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