Digital exclusion
Municipal websites often fail to meet WCAG. Older residents or people with disabilities can't get things done online.
Mobile apps, websites, IT consulting and AI implementations for Polish municipalities, counties and regions. From concept to delivery — with a focus on WCAG 2.1 accessibility and GDPR compliance.
Residents expect modern online services, while regulations require accessibility. How do you combine that with a limited budget?
Municipal websites often fail to meet WCAG. Older residents or people with disabilities can't get things done online.
Old websites don't work on phones, apps require app-store distribution, and integrating with central systems is a nightmare.
Tenders, terms of reference, committees... Buying a simple app takes months, and the results disappoint.
I build both simple websites and AI-powered systems. I match the scope to the budget — most projects come in below 30 000 PLN, and even the largest stay under the PZP threshold.
Installed like native apps. Offline-capable, no app store, automatic updates.
Responsive, designed for WCAG 2.1 accessibility. BIP portals, municipal websites, information portals.
System audits, terms-of-reference specifications, implementation oversight, training.
Chatbots for residents, document automation, data analysis.
ePUAP, mObywatel, EZD, domain-specific systems, online payments, REST API.
Hosting in Poland, backups, updates, monitoring. One phone call if anything goes wrong.
A waste-collection schedule app used by residents of the Czaplinek municipality. Available for immediate deployment in your municipality.

Eliminates calls to the office asking "when's the plastic pickup?" Residents type in their street and see the schedule. Works offline, built to WCAG 2.1, 3 languages (PL/EN/DE), an admin panel and a PDF print center.
"A team's pace, one person's signature."
Different needs, different budgets. All packages fall below the full PZP tender threshold.
up to 10,000 residents
10,000 – 50,000 residents
over 50,000 residents
PZP thresholds 2026: Below the PZP threshold (PLN 170,000 net) no full tender is required. The exact route — direct purchase, market research, or a request for quotation — depends on the contracting authority's internal rules; smaller orders usually move faster.
A transparent process with no surprises. Every stage agreed in advance.
Discussing your needs, analysis, initial quote. 30–60 min online.
Specification, timeline, warranty terms. A simple contract.
Design, development, testing. Regular progress reports.
Going live, staff training, documentation.
Warranty, updates, helpdesk. One phone call solves the problem.
Yes — below the PZP threshold. On 1 January 2026 the threshold rose from PLN 130,000 to PLN 170,000 net (Journal of Laws 2025, item 1173) — below it no full tender is required. The route (direct purchase or market research) depends on the contracting authority's internal rules.
A simple website: 2–4 weeks. A PWA app: 3–5 days for an off-the-shelf product, 4–8 weeks with customization. Complex systems: 2–4 months.
I build to WCAG 2.1 AA. I develop sites to WCAG 2.1 AA — the standard required for Polish local-government units (JST) — and close every deployment with an accessibility statement describing the real state. I also offer accessibility audits of existing sites.
Yes — packages from PLN 300/mo: hosting in Poland/EU, daily backups, security updates, monitoring and an SLA. One point of contact, full accountability.
Privacy by Design, hosting in Poland/EU, SSL, backups, a ready-made data-processing agreement (art. 28 GDPR). The Kiedy Śmieci app does not collect residents' personal data.
Yes. I'm familiar with JST invoicing after Poland's VAT centralization for local governments. Invoices in PLN, 23% VAT, split between Municipality (buyer) / Office (recipient).
A free, no-obligation consultation. We'll discuss your municipality's needs and I'll propose a solution that fits your budget.