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Ultimate Systems

PL Website 11-50 employees

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$50 - $99/hr
5.0

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Technologies

JavaSpringHibernateSymfonyDoctrineTypeScriptReactWebGLPythonJavaScriptCSSHTMLPHPAndroidiOS

Services

Web DevelopmentMobile DevelopmentUX DesignGraphic DesignSystem ArchitectureBusiness AnalysisIntegration with External SystemsPost-Implementation SupportTechnical SpecificationProcess MappingPrototypingTesting and QA

Notable Clients

BizantiumFilharmonia Krakowska Im. Karola SzymanowskiegoKamaz PolskaSchulzRegametPolin Museum of the History of Polish JewsFree Walkative TourAgency Bracia SadurscyUniprofilAssecoComarch Optima

Ultimate Systems is a custom software development shop based in Kraków, Poland. The company has been operating for at least five years and works across web, mobile, and UX design. Their client roster includes museums, financial platforms, creative agencies, and logistics firms—mostly Polish mid-market companies. They use Scrum methodology with two-week sprints and deliver in stages so clients can use solutions faster. The team includes business analysts, system architects, project managers, UX designers, programmers, graphic designers, testers, and IT operations staff, though no headcount is publicly stated.

Services and capabilities

Ultimate Systems builds full-stack web applications using Java, Spring, Hibernate, Symfony, Doctrine, TypeScript, and React. They handle both front-end (visual layer) and back-end (core infrastructure), focusing on scalability and security. Mobile development covers Android and iOS using Python, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. On the design side, they offer UX and graphic design work, claiming to follow latest trends and test interfaces against user needs.

Integration is a stated strength. The company explicitly mentions connections to Comarch Optima and Asseco—enterprise resource planning and business software suites common in Polish industry. They also promise post-implementation support via SLA agreements, ticket systems, and proactive error monitoring to reduce downtime.

Their development process runs through eight phases: analysis (producing requirement documentation and schedules), process mapping (technical specification), prototyping (UI mockups), programming (iterative delivery), optimization, implementation, support (hotline and training), and ongoing development as the client's business evolves.

Notable work

Bizantium built a financial system allowing companies to generate personalized financial plans accessible 24/7. Filharmonia Krakowska needed a website redesign for elderly and visually impaired users, including a rebuilt ticket-sales and reservation system. Kamaz Polska received a sales funnel application for their field representatives to manage customer requests. Schulz (a creative agency) got a work management system to handle all internal processes. Regamet, a roofing supplier, commissioned a loyalty program automating purchase and sales workflows between roofers and the company. Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews received a reservation and event-management system. Free Walkative Tour got a work-scheduling system with advanced algorithms for tour guide assignments.

Client testimonials mention delivered ERP systems for production and inventory management (Uniprofil), web platform implementations (Agency Bracia Sadurscy), and systems that freed clients to focus on core business. Clients highlight two-week meetings with production teams and problem-solving focus during and after implementation.

How they work

Projects run on Scrum with sprint meetings every two weeks. Clients see deliverables in stages rather than waiting for completion, allowing earlier use and staged employee training. The company emphasizes fast decision-making and flexible reactions compared to larger corporations. Post-launch, they maintain SLA agreements with ticket-based support, performance monitoring, and error detection before user impact. Technology is selected per project based on business plans and scalability needs. Contact is by phone (+48 792 237 315) or email (info@ultimate.systems) for inquiry.

Team and credentials

The company is registered in Kraków (KRS: 0000660837, NIP: 6793141737, registered capital 5,000 PLN) under the court registry for Kraków-Śródmieście. No certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.), partner statuses, or G2/Clutch ratings are mentioned in the source material. Team size is not disclosed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Ultimate Systems specialize in?
Ultimate Systems builds custom web and mobile applications, handles system design, UX/graphic design, and integrates with external enterprise software like Comarch Optima and Asseco. They focus on full-stack development using Java, Spring, React, Symfony, and mobile platforms (Android/iOS).
Where is Ultimate Systems based?
Ultimate Systems is headquartered in Kraków, Poland (ul. Ślusarska 8/152, 30-701 Kraków). The company is registered under KRS number 0000660837.
What's Ultimate Systems' typical engagement model?
They use Scrum methodology with two-week sprints and deliver applications in stages so clients can use solutions earlier. Post-launch support includes SLA agreements, ticket-based support, performance monitoring, and training. Ongoing development support is offered as the client's business evolves.
What types of clients does Ultimate Systems work with?
Recent projects include museums (Polin Museum), financial platforms (Bizantium), creative agencies (Schulz), logistics companies (Kamaz Polska), roofing suppliers (Regamet), tour operators (Free Walkative Tour), and manufacturing firms (Uniprofil). Mostly Polish mid-market organizations.
What technologies does Ultimate Systems work with?
Back-end: Java, Spring, Hibernate, Symfony, Doctrine. Front-end: React, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, WebGL. Mobile: Android, iOS, Python, JavaScript, PHP. They also integrate with third-party ERP systems and handle database/system architecture design.
Does Ultimate Systems provide post-launch support?
Yes. They offer post-implementation support via SLA agreements, a ticket system, proactive error monitoring, hotline support, training, and ongoing development. They also continuously monitor performance and optimize critical points.

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