Ortosoft

Ortosoft is a Polish software development company founded in 2010, based in Warsaw. The team specializes in desktop applications with a particular focus on 3D graphics software. They work primarily in C++, building applications for industries ranging from dental and orthodontics to manufacturing and medical devices. The company describes itself as offering both software development and business partnership, positioning engineering expertise as a core differentiator.

Services and capabilities

Ortosoft's core offering centers on custom desktop application development, with supporting services including IT project management, manual and automated testing, and application documentation. Their technology stack is purposefully narrow: C++ (Visual Studio) as the primary language, paired with Qt and wxWidgets for cross-platform UI work. For 3D graphics, they use Qt QML, Qt 3D, and OpenGL. Testing infrastructure includes Qt tests, Google Test, Catch, Sikuli for automation, and TestRail for test management. They track bugs in JIRA and FlySpray.

Most of their work involves building graphical user interfaces that run on Windows and macOS, with some embedded Linux work using Yocto Project. They've also worked with databases (Microsoft SQL Server), PHP, ActionScript, and RFID hardware integration.

Notable work

O3DM is their longest-running project—developed since 2002 in partnership with ORTOLAB, a company they describe as "one of the world leading" in medical IT. O3DM is a desktop application for orthodontists that includes internal software for dental labs. The application uses collision detection, occlusion detection, and proprietary algorithms; some solutions are copyright-protected. It runs on Windows and macOS.

Other projects include a 3D printer software application for job preparation with support generation and layer visualization; embedded firmware for dedicated hardware that detects objects for 2D analysis; a surgical planning tool with virtual treatment simulation and a proprietary wafer algorithm for calculating undercuts; Fence 3D, a configuration and quoting tool for fence salespeople with 3D visualization and PDF output; ESQUIMO, a 3D Flash animation editor that outputs SWF files under 50KB without textures; and a database solution for managing playground time registration and retail sales with RFID integration. Most projects use JIRA for bug tracking and include unit tests as standard.