Web applications
“Dashboards, client portals and internal tools that replace the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch.”
“Aeris Studio is a software studio from Poland: mobile and web apps, online stores and websites, with 20+ delivered projects. Client projects are built by the people who actually write the code.”
“Dashboards, client portals and internal tools that replace the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch.”
“One codebase, both stores. We ship iOS and Android apps that earn a place on the home screen.”
“Storefronts that load fast, look right on every screen, and make checkout the easiest part of the purchase.”
“Your site is the first sales call. We make it fast, clear, and easy to update without opening a single file.”
“The price depends on the scope. As a guide, simple websites usually cost a few thousand PLN, stores and web apps start in the mid teens, and mobile apps cost more.”
“For some businesses a builder is enough. If that applies to you, we say so in the estimate.”
“Not at all. You describe what you want in your own words, and we turn it into a plan, a scope and a quote. We pick the technology to fit the project and explain every decision in plain language. Knowing what your product should do is enough.”
“A typical website or store takes 2-6 weeks, bigger applications proportionally longer. We usually start within two weeks of you accepting the range. The exact timeline comes with the quote and stays visible at every stage.”
“It depends on how you sell. An off-the-shelf platform is faster and cheaper to start with, so for a typical catalog it usually wins. A store built from scratch makes sense when your ordering process is unusual or you need integrations the platform can't carry. We tell you which one pays off before we start.”
“Yes. We move products, categories, customer accounts and order history. Most of the care goes into redirecting old addresses, because those decide whether you keep your Google rankings after the migration.”
“The usual set: instant transfers, cards and local payment methods, plus couriers and parcel lockers. We connect what you actually use, and the contracts and accounts are set up in your company's name, so the money goes straight to you.”
“By default we build one codebase for iOS and Android, because it means a shorter build and cheaper maintenance over the following years. We go native where the app leans hard on the hardware, for example the camera, Bluetooth or background work. We justify the choice when we quote, not after the fact.”
“No. You can start with the system most of your customers use and test the idea at a lower cost. The second system is added later, without rewriting everything from scratch.”
“Yes. We prepare the description, screenshots and required documents, submit the app for review and respond to whatever the stores raise. Developer accounts are paid and we set them up in your company's name, so the app belongs to you in the stores as well.”
“You read a website; you work in an application. An application has logins, data and processes: you save, edit and report. It opens in the browser, so there's nothing to install and it runs on any device.”
“Usually yes. We connect applications to warehouses, CRMs, invoicing systems and external APIs. If an integration looks risky, we say so at the quoting stage, not halfway through the project.”
“The first working version of a small tool usually takes 2-6 weeks. Bigger systems are split into stages, so the team is working in the application long before the last module is built.”
“We stay for fixes and further development, and if you want, we take the application under long-term care: updates, backups and monitoring. The code, server and domain are on your accounts from day one.”
“A landing page is one page built around one action: a campaign, a sign-up or a single service. A company website shows your whole offer and builds trust over a longer horizon. We often start with a landing page for a campaign and grow the full site later.”
“Yes, if that's what you need. We match the editing setup to how often things change, from a panel for text and images to a simple list of sections. At handover you get every access and a short walkthrough recording, so changing a phone number never means emailing us.”
“We start by checking what is worth keeping: content, page addresses and Google rankings. Sometimes a rebuild is enough, sometimes a new site is cheaper. Either way we plan the redirects so search traffic doesn't drop after the switch.”
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