Sirocco

Sirocco is a Poland-based software development firm with 17 years in the business. The company has 120+ people on staff and claims over 200 clients globally. They focus on custom software development, product discovery, and ongoing maintenance—working across web apps, mobile apps, and business systems. The firm describes its approach as agile and transparent, pricing a free initial consultation before moving to workshops and formal estimates.

Services and capabilities

Sirocco splits its offerings into four buckets: advisory (product discovery, code and process audits, UX audits and mockups, IT consulting), delivery (web and mobile apps, business systems, AI-driven solutions, quality assurance), support (product maintenance, growth, security, team leasing), and proprietary products (their Dealer 360 ecosystem for automotive).

On the technical side, they work with Flutter and Dart for multiplatform mobile, Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android, and Unity for games. For web frontend they use Vue.js and Nuxt.js, HTML, CSS/SCSS, and JavaScript/TypeScript. Backend stacks include Python (Django, FastAPI, Flask), PHP (Yii), Node.js (Express.js), and Java (Spring, Hibernate). They support PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis. Cloud platforms include AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Firebase, Heroku, and Digital Ocean, with Docker and Kubernetes for orchestration. They also list LLM and GPT integration, PyTorch, and TensorFlow.

The company publishes a standard engagement approach: contact form, initial meeting with a business manager, quick workshops (max four hours) with business analysts to nail requirements, then a formal proposal with estimate.

Notable work

Edu Bears' Homework Site was a Flutter and Django project—an interactive English learning app for 10–14-year-olds combining lessons, games, quizzes, and progress tracking for students and a lecturer panel. Sirocco ran product discovery (user research, proto-personas, architectural analysis, backlog building), then delivery using Scrum. The client testimonial notes no technical bugs in a full year of use and highlights Scrum's regularity and openness to feedback. They're now building a workbook app together.

Toyota CE received a custom sales support application. Antalis got Easy Truck, a Flutter-based shipment distribution system. CashNow uses a business system for cash handling in convoys. The source material doesn't provide implementation details, timelines, or measurable outcomes for these beyond the client quotes praising professionalism and innovation.

How they work

Sirocco runs on Scrum with an emphasis on transparency and client participation. Engagements start with workshops (up to four hours with business analysts) to clarify requirements, then shift to sprints with regular refinements. They highlight openness to scope changes based on feedback. Product delivery includes a dedicated team (project manager, business analyst, UX/UI designer, Scrum master, developers, QA) and relies on frequent communication and active end-user feedback gathering. Specific pricing isn't disclosed on the public site; cost and terms come after the initial consultation and workshop phase.

Team and credentials

Sirocco has 120+ staff. No founders are named in the source. The company does not list ISO certifications, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, or partner badges (AWS, Google, Microsoft). They donate monthly to orphanages in Gliwice, Poland, as part of stated social commitment. No Clutch, G2, or third-party review ratings appear in the source material. The firm has operated for 17 years and reports a longest partnership spanning 16 years.