Since 2006, Polcode has delivered over 1,400 projects worldwide, creating reliable and scalable digital solutions essential for our clients' success.

Warsaw, Poland
Joined October 2010
After 20 years of building software, our definition of “useful” has become a lot more demanding.
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Skeletons hiding in your code? 💀 Exposed API keys, risky dependencies, broken access controls? Polcode’s Application Security Review combines automated analysis with manual code review to help prioritize fixes. Not a penetration test. DM us to learn more.
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⚠️ Running PHP? A security update addressing two critical vulnerabilities, both rated CVSS 9.2, is scheduled for 21 Oct at 14:00 UTC. Notify your dev team or hosting provider and prepare to patch. php.net/archive/2026.php#202…
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The person asking “Do we actually need this?” might be doing more for your software than the person asking “Can we build it?”
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“It depends” might be the most annoying answer in tech. When it comes to useful software, it might also be the right one.
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20 years in tech, and one thing is certain: today’s “obvious choice” has a funny habit of becoming tomorrow’s migration project.
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Transparency isn’t “everything is fine”. Sometimes it’s being the first one to say it isn’t. We’d rather have an awkward conversation early than a comfortable one too late.
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Hot take: the software can be complicated; working with the people building it shouldn’t be. 01/06
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AI works with the context you provide. When context is missing, assumptions take its place. 🔗bit.ly/4pZKaVI
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To our favorite snake. 🐍💜 Happy World Snake Day to everyone who writes Python.
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Most stores already have a plan for the EU Return Button. Far fewer have verified everything behind it: refunds, OMS/ERP sync, partial returns, audit logs, automated confirmations. That’s where compliance projects quietly become operational projects.
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June 19 is 3 weeks away. bit.ly/4fLAagy
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The EU withdrawal button looks simple. It isn't. One regulatory change touching every system at once is how compliance projects quietly become modernization projects. 🔗 bit.ly/4vxZNXd
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Most e-commerce stores will have a withdrawal button by June 19. Fewer will have a withdrawal flow that actually works. We wrote a breakdown for Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce & headless teams 👇 bit.ly/4fLAagy
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⚽ A cancelled match and a frustrated coach walked into a hackathon. The result? MatchLink — a dating app for football teams. We helped build it. 🙌
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Traditional outsourcing was built for projects. Modern software needs long-term ownership. That’s why co-sourcing is growing in 2026: ✔ shared accountability ✔ embedded teams ✔ less knowledge loss ✔ lower technical debt Partnership > handoff. bit.ly/4dQBNs5
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One fix. Three things break. Nobody knows why. "If you don't know what's working, you won't know what broke." Automated testing = permission to move fast. bit.ly/4t86jCn
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What if planning a luxury trip felt like talking to a friend who knows everywhere? 🌴bit.ly/4l1iPRr
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"AI will not fix anything. It will merely accelerate the moment when problems become visible." AI doesn’t create chaos. It just reveals the chaos that was already there. Our CTO breaks it down bit.ly/4pZKaVI #AIEngineering #SoftwareEngineering #TechLeadership
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Issue #9 drops tomorrow. Inside: • new AI tools for developers • lessons from the Capital One breach • why AI is challenging the Time & Material model Subscribers get it first. Join the Insider List → bit.ly/4kMnoyU
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