MOVISIO s.r.o.

Movisio is a Czech digital agency based in the Czech Republic that builds websites, creates 3D graphics and animations, and develops software. The company positions itself around two core ideas: connecting projects with digital identity, and speed. They sponsor the WorldSBK motorcycle racing team Orelac Racing Movisio and Czech motorsports driver Oliver König, suggesting a culture that values momentum and performance. Their portfolio spans development of information systems, mobile apps, web applications, corporate identity work, DTP services, and extensive 3D/animation capabilities. While the source doesn't specify founding year or exact team size, the breadth and polish of their work suggests an established mid-sized operation.

Services and capabilities

Movisio's service offerings fall into three main buckets: digital product development, visual design, and 3D/animation work.

On the development side, they build web applications (PHP-based), mobile apps, and information systems. The SimpleGate project exemplifies their approach: a web application designed to explain EU visa requirements and automate job opportunity data downloads for non-EU nationals seeking work permits.

Their visual design work includes corporate identity development, web design, graphic services, DTP (desktop publishing), and branding. For Opuncie, a Czech sustainable energy company, they created a complete corporate identity plus brochure and website. For Agro Slovakia, they designed a full website and corporate identity for an agricultural land trading company.

3D visualization and animation is a major focus. They produce product animations, architectural visualizations, advertising spots, interactive 3D walkthroughs, and VR applications. For Solumesh Energy (US), they created a 3D presentation of an energy management system for high-rise buildings, dubbed into three languages. For Heluz, one of the three largest masonry manufacturers in the Czech market, they produced 3D animations showing the full product range for energy-efficient construction. For Mountfield, they used photogrammetry and 3D scanning to convert real products into 3D models for animation work.

They also offer interactive visualization (i3D) — 360-degree pre-rendered visualizations for web. The company describes itself as working across "2D graphic solutions" as well, collaborating with advertising agencies on brochures, flyers, posters, POS materials, and magazines.

Notable work

Movisio's client roster spans manufacturing, real estate, energy, healthcare, and software. For healthcare, EuroPainClinics received educational spinal surgery animations to reduce patient fear. CPM (Centre for Movement Medicine), described as one of the top medical facilities in the country, uses their 3D animations in professional lectures. For construction, they created documentation and visualization for the Zdakov Bridge reconstruction (ŘSD). ACO, a global drainage systems manufacturer, received product presentation animations. Vekra, described as a leading Czech windows and doors manufacturer, has multiple animations focusing on product benefits and quality.

For real estate, they've worked on several projects: Vila pod Melišková (3D visualizations and website for a development project), Residential complex Michelská (3D animation and visualization for marketing), and multiple hotel/restaurant sites. Sherlog received a website redesign including mobile app. Ellipse Company got a 3D model of an ultralight aircraft with interior details and visualization. First Green, an electric loader manufacturer, received website, 3D animations, and advertising spots. iHřiště (a mobile app for information systems) involved comprehensive 2D graphic solutions.

How they work

The source reveals limited information about engagement model or project methodology. Movisio describes itself as believing "in relationships with our clients and among our employees that are based on strong values, loyalty and mutual cooperation," positioning clients as partners rather than transactions. They claim to speak "in the language of everyday people, not our programmers or graphic designers" — translating technical work into client terms. No pricing structure, contract types (fixed-price vs. T&M), or team assignment models are mentioned in the source.

Team and credentials

No founding year, team size breakdown, or formal certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) are mentioned in the source. The company describes having "experts who specialize in their field," and frames itself as a team that "enjoy our work and would do it anyway, if only for ourselves," suggesting internal cohesion but providing no hard metrics on headcount, location, or proficiency levels. No Clutch, G2, or other third-party ratings are cited.