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NC1 is a Polish software development company based in Opole that builds web applications, e-commerce platforms, mobile apps, and data solutions. Founded around 2020, the company has grown from zero to over 50 engineers in two years and claims 122 completed projects serving 500,000+ system users. CEO Dmytro Manuilsky positions the firm around transparency and results-driven delivery rather than marketing hyperbole.

The team consists of engineers with over ten years of experience across specialized domains: enterprise solutions and e-commerce. NC1 does not hire freelancers on a project basis; instead it maintains a stable in-house team with established cooperation patterns. The company has business analysts, project managers, and UI/UX designers embedded in delivery, meaning it can help define requirements and validate investment effectiveness, not just code to spec.

Services and capabilities

NC1 offers full-cycle development: business analysis, design, and software delivery. Its core service lines are web applications and business systems (built with Laravel, .NET, React, SQL, C#), e-commerce platforms that handle over 10,000 transactions daily, mobile apps for iOS and Android (Xamarin, Kotlin, React Native), custom websites (Webflow, WordPress), and database analysis for extracting business intelligence.

The technology stack spans .NET Core and Xamarin, React and React Native, PHP/Laravel, Node.js, Java EE, Python (Django, AI/ML work), and Microsoft SQL Server. NC1 also uses NopCommerce for commerce builds. Its e-commerce work includes responsive design, secure payment integration, and administrative panels for managing inventory and orders.

For process, NC1 follows agile methodology and emphasizes close communication with clients. The workflow runs: needs recognition (understanding business goals), analysis and planning, design and development (agile, allowing quick adaptation to changing requirements), implementation, and post-sales support. The company advertises technical support services for ongoing maintenance and issue resolution.

Notable work

Document Flouu is a blockchain-based document automation system for Polish firms, built on open-source components integrated via an Enterprise Service Bus architecture. The system handles automatic form filling, electronic signatures, cloud storage, and team collaboration on documents.

NC1 built an order management system for a leading Polish children's accessories manufacturer that centralizes orders from multiple channels—Allegro, Amazon, eBay, in-house e-shop, and offline channels—automating fulfillment and packaging workflows.

Sangaris, a transport company website, showcases fleet details, company history, and customer testimonials to build trust. Danicars, a Wrocław taxi firm site, emphasizes customer loyalty through design and clear messaging while also functioning as a recruitment channel. Natural Energy, a heating boiler manufacturer's site, features a rich product catalog, technical support details, and warranty information.

The Volunteer Form application helped organize volunteers at a Ukrainian refugee reception point, combining a volunteer signup form with an admin panel. The Carrier Mobile App (React Native) lets bus passengers purchase tickets, track routes, and manage reservations. An online food ordering app includes real-time delivery tracking, personalized user profiles, and restaurant management tools.

How they work

NC1 starts with a consultation to establish goals and expectations, then moves through analysis, design, and implementation phases. The process is monitored and adjusted to match client needs. The company does not disclose specific pricing tiers on its website but accepts inquiries by phone (+48 733 634 005) or email (info@nc-one.com). Engagement is typically project-based or dedicated team models; no hourly rates are advertised.

Team and credentials

The company employs 50+ engineers spread across Opole. The founding team is led by CEO Dmytro Manuilsky. NC1 is registered in Poland (KRS 0000854351, NIP 7543285890) and has been operating since around 2020. The source material does not mention ISO certifications, SOC 2, GDPR compliance, or partner status with major cloud providers, nor does it list G2 or Clutch ratings.