Products born from real client problems - not from a roadmap
At Codewave, we start with what already works. Proven technologies, established platforms, battle-tested architectures. We only build something new when the existing tools genuinely fall short - and when long-term ownership of that “something new” makes sense for everyone involved. Twice in our history, that bar was met. The solutions we built with our clients proved so effective that they outgrew the original engagement and became independent products used far beyond the team they were built for.
Two products. Two paths. One conviction.
Flotiq grew out of client work. We were solving content infrastructure problems for enterprise rollouts, and at some point the patterns repeated often enough - and the off-the-shelf alternatives fell short consistently enough, that turning the internal stack into a standalone product made more sense than rebuilding it for each engagement. Wystawi.ai went the other way. It started as our own initiative: a problem we recognized from the inside, knowing how Polish e-health infrastructure actually works and how much friction it puts in front of doctors every day. We built it because we believed it should exist, not because a client commissioned it. Different origins, same conviction: we only build a product when an existing tool genuinely doesn't fit, when we understand the domain deeply enough to do it well, and when we're prepared to own and operate it for the long run.
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Book a call with our enigeering teamFlotiq: first headless CMS, born inside an enterprise rollout
Flotiq started as a content backbone for one of our enterprise engagements. The brief was straightforward and the constraints weren’t: structured content, fast, multi-channel, no vendor lock-in, and reliable enough to serve thousands of users without falling over. WordPress and the usual SaaS suspects didn’t fit. So we built it. Today, Flotiq is an API-first headless CMS with auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs, used across websites, mobile apps and large internal platforms. It runs in production at Japan Tobacco International, where it powers product data for several dozen countries and 400,000+ retail locations. Credit Agricole Bank Polska runs its intranet content layer on Flotiq, with measurable gains in responsiveness after migrating off a legacy WordPress stack. Other deployments include retail (via Tesco’s agency partner), member-driven organizations, and multiple multi-project enterprise environments. What makes it work for serious deployments - beyond the API surface - is the boring stuff Enterprise actually cares about: on-premise deployment options, predictable integration patterns, real documentation, and a support model that fits how internal IT teams operate.
Wystawi.ai: e-prescriptions in 30 seconds, in a regulated environment
Issuing a mobile e-prescription in Poland is, by default, a 14-step procedure: SMS codes, system switches, authorization flows, all of it in the middle of a clinical day. Doctors lose time. Patients wait. The friction has nothing to do with care. Wystawi.ai cuts that down to roughly 30 seconds. Look up the medication via integration with the National Register of Medicinal Products, set the dosage, authorize with biometrics - done. The prescription lands directly in the patient’s account on pacjent.gov.pl. No detours, no re-authentication, no copy-paste. Building it required two things at the same time: real product engineering - mobile UX, biometric auth, offline tolerance, performance, and a deep understanding of how Polish e-health infrastructure actually behaves under regulation. That second part isn’t accidental. Codewave was founded by a software engineer who is also a medical doctor, and the team spent years working on healthcare systems before Wystawi.ai existed. The app is, in a sense, what happens when those two careers meet a real workflow problem.
And a workshop in the open
Beyond Flotiq and Wystawi.ai, we maintain a set of smaller things in public: internal tools we found worth open-sourcing, proof-of-concepts, reusable components, and infrastructure pieces that came out of real client work. None of these are products. They’re a window into how we work day-to-day - what we automate, what we standardize, what we believe is worth sharing with the broader engineering community.
Explore our GitlabFor us, product development is not a separate business line—it’s a natural extension of our engineering work. We build products when they make sense, when existing solutions fall short, and when long‑term ownership creates real value.
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