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OVERCODE

UA Website 51-200 employees
$50 - $99/hr
5.0

16 reviews

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Technologies

ReactNext.jsReact NativeNode.jsNest.jsExpress.jsKoa.jsGraphQLApolloReduxRedux-SagaSWRPrisma ORMPostgreSQLMongoDBRedisAWS DynamoDBTailwind CSSScss/SassAWSFirebaseSupabaseDigitalOceanVercelHerokuCloudFlare

Services

Full-cycle Web App DevelopmentMobile App DevelopmentUX/UI DesignSaaS Application DevelopmentAI App DevelopmentAI IntegrationAI Agent DevelopmentIoT App DevelopmentIoT IntegrationData VisualizationTelegram Mini AppsDedicated Development TeamTeam ExtensionProject-based DevelopmentPost-launch Support

Notable Clients

Voga CoffeeHetz VCNew Relic (SignifAI acquisition)Intelon OpticsVerdict app

Overcode is a software development company based in Ukraine delivering full-cycle web and mobile app design, development, and deployment. The company has completed over 100 web and mobile projects across various industries—from fintech and healthcare to travel and real estate—and claims $1B+ in funds raised by its client base. Overcode works with startups (mostly Seed to Series B) and enterprise clients, positioning itself as either a standalone development partner or an extension to existing engineering teams. The company is a certified partner of unnamed "top global companies" and lists itself in the top 1% of experts in its domain, though specifics on these certifications are not disclosed on the public site.

Services and capabilities

Overcode structures its offering around three engagement models: dedicated development teams (full ownership of a product over the long term), team extension (adding specialists to fill gaps in client teams), and project-based delivery (MVPs, R&D, or standalone features). The company handles the full product lifecycle—discovery, UX/UI design, development, QA, deployment, and post-launch support.

The company's technical depth spans multiple product categories. On the AI side, it builds chatbots, agents, generative features, fraud detection systems, and image/video/voice recognition tools. IoT work includes smart home integration, medical device connectivity, fleet management systems, wearables, and agriculture-focused applications. It also develops SaaS applications (multi-tenant architecture, payment solutions, API integrations), data visualization dashboards, and Telegram mini apps. Healthcare is a focus area: the company lists experience with telemedicine platforms, medical devices, mental health software, biotech tools, and age-tech products.

On the technical stack, Overcode works with React, Next.js, React Native, Node.js, Nest.js, GraphQL, and Prisma ORM on the application layer. Infrastructure includes AWS, DigitalOcean, Vercel, Heroku, and Firebase. Databases run PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, and DynamoDB. The team uses Tailwind CSS, Redux, Apollo, and SWR for frontend work, and follows agile sprints (two-week cycles).

Notable work

Overcode names several shipped products in testimonials and case studies. Ground Control Coffee is a SaaS IoT platform built with React, Next.js, AWS, and Firebase that connects coffee machines across multiple locations—the founder (Eli Salomon) credits the team with handling "design stages to cloud architecture and development" with precision. SignifAI, which was later acquired by New Relic, was a data platform built with React, Redux, and AWS; the SVP of Data & AI at New Relic (Guy Figel) noted that Overcode handled "a massive volume of design screens" and turned them into a "scalable, reusable React.js frontend" integrated with Grafana plugins and third-party APIs, and the company continued working with them post-acquisition.

Other named projects include Voyagi (an AI travel itinerary planner, SaaS app using React, Next.js, Supabase), Threshold (a generational care app built with React Native and Node.js), Prometheux (a data foundation layer for AI, UX/UI design only), DataFlint (an AI copilot for Apache Spark, React and Next.js frontend), and a telemedicine platform for complex treatments (React, Next.js, AWS). A client testimonial mentions an IVF healthcare platform built with React, Next.js dashboards, forms, billing, and AI/ML features. One unnamed startup (Verdict app, under NDA) had its MVP built in 3 months.

How they work

Overcode follows agile methodology with two-week sprints and assigns a dedicated project manager to each engagement. The process starts with an acquaintance phase where the team learns requirements, moves into work planning and discovery, then design, development, QA, and post-launch support. For team extension, the company presents CVs of candidates, conducts interviews between the client and prospective team members, secures approval, and handles onboarding. The company states it can scale teams up or down and has experience managing time zone differences with clients in the USA, Israel, Australia, and Asia.

Pricing is transparent but project-dependent: simple MVPs start at a few thousand dollars; larger custom solutions can run into the tens or hundreds of thousands. Post-launch, Overcode offers support formats ranging from one-time enhancements to ongoing subscription-based maintenance. The company claims to conduct code reviews, enforce architecture standards, and engage QA specialists for manual testing; automated testing is available on request.

Team and credentials

Overcode does not publicly disclose founding year, founders' names, or exact team size. The company states it is a "certified partner" (unnamed) and appears in top global companies and top 1% experts listings, though these are presented without supporting detail. On Clutch, the company has a 5.0 average rating based on verified client reviews. The FAQ notes the team has worked with startup and enterprise clients, including those in regulated industries (HIPAA-compliant platforms are mentioned). All source code and IP rights transfer to the client upon completion; the company signs legal agreements covering confidentiality and intellectual property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Overcode specialize in?
Overcode delivers full-cycle software development for web and mobile apps. Core specialties include SaaS applications, AI app and agent development, IoT integration, data visualization, and healthcare platforms (telemedicine, medical devices, mental health, IVF). The company has completed 100+ projects across fintech, travel, real estate, blockchain, and other verticals.
Where is Overcode based and what is its team size?
Overcode is based in Ukraine. The company does not publicly disclose exact team size or founding year. It works with clients across the USA, UK, Israel, Australia, and Asia, managing time zone differences through dedicated project managers.
What engagement models does Overcode offer?
Overcode offers three models: dedicated development team (full ownership of your product), team extension (adding specialists to your existing team), and project-based delivery (MVPs, R&D, standalone features, or full redesigns). Each model includes a dedicated project manager assigned to the engagement.
How long does a typical project take?
A simple MVP can be developed in 1-3 months; more complex systems require 6 months or longer. Overcode provides time and cost estimates after a discovery phase. The company works in two-week agile sprints and gives clients regular progress updates.
What happens after launch?
Overcode offers post-launch support in multiple formats: one-time enhancements or ongoing subscription-based maintenance. The company handles bug fixes, feature additions, and product scaling. Clients can stop worrying about maintaining the code—the team remains on call.
Does Overcode own my source code and IP?
No. All rights to source code and intellectual property belong to the client. Overcode signs a legal agreement with each client confirming this. The company does not reuse code from one project in another and is responsible for protecting client confidential data.

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