Akveo

What Akveo does

Akveo builds AI agents, assistants, and retrieval augmented generation systems, and it still does the full-cycle web and mobile development it started with in 2015. The site groups its offer into five lines: AI strategy and proof of concept work, agentic AI including chatbots and RAG, workflow automation with ERP and API integration, AI-ready modernization of legacy systems, and AI-native development for web, mobile, and SaaS products.

Beyond those, the service menu runs to data engineering, QA and testing, UX/UI design, Webflow development, and Retool dashboards and investor portals. Engagement models include staff augmentation, dedicated development teams, and fractional CTO services. Industry pages cover healthcare, insurance, fintech, IoT, real estate, automotive, energy, edtech, logistics, manufacturing, pet care, and ecommerce.

Akveo says it has delivered more than 200 projects and names PwC, Goldie, and ZF among more than 200 clients. The agency also maintains open-source front-end projects, and the site cites 72,000 GitHub stars as evidence of community trust. Offices are listed in Vilnius, Warsaw, and Austin, Texas, and the company is registered as Akveo Inc.

Pricing and engagement

Akveo does not publish rates. The directory record lists $50 to $99 per hour and a minimum project size of $10,000 or more, which is low for a firm of this size. The site promises a cost estimate within 48 hours for portfolio management projects and says a dedicated team can be assembled in seven days.

Case studies give a sense of duration. The WealthFluent AI assistant launched in six months inside a 24-month engagement. The Skrivanek language platform took seven months, the Factory Copilot three months, and a Spanish fintech transaction tracker two months on FlutterFlow. The site states clients receive full IP transfer and own the source code, data architecture, and AI models. Headcount claims vary by page, from 70 or more senior experts on the homepage to 100 or more software experts on the fintech pages.

Who should hire Akveo

The strongest fit is a financial services or healthcare company that wants an AI assistant or automation layer added to an existing product without a rewrite. The WealthFluent project shows the pattern: a separate deterministic calculation engine handles the math while Claude on Amazon Bedrock handles the conversation, all inside the client's own AWS account.

• Fintech teams building wallets, neobanks, or investor portals, since the site lists a React Native mobile banking app, a Retool portal for a global venture fund, and QA automation for a Middle East bank.
• Manufacturers and operations-heavy companies that want floor staff to query production data in plain language, as built with GPT-4 and Azure AI Search for Factory Copilot.
• Startups that want an MVP on low-code tools. Akveo uses Retool, FlutterFlow, and Webflow alongside custom code.
• Companies with HIPAA exposure. The Goldie platform for opioid crisis response teams was built to HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2.

Who should look elsewhere

Akveo's service list is broad, from ERP development to pet care software, and buyers with a narrow requirement should confirm depth in that area before signing. The company's own numbers also shift between pages, so ask for the current headcount.

• Teams that need engineers on site in the US. The Austin address is a suite number, and delivery staff are in Poland and Lithuania.
• Buyers who want a licensed SaaS product. Akveo sells custom builds with IP transfer rather than a platform it maintains.
• Companies that want independent review depth before a call. The site shows a 5.0 score without a source, and no Google reviews are on file here.

Track record and signals

The case studies are detailed. For WealthFluent, a US fintech formerly called Ripsaw, Akveo built a multi-agent AI assistant on Amazon Bedrock with Anthropic Claude and LangGraph, embedded as an Angular bundle, and claims zero AI hallucination and full regulatory compliance. For Skrivanek, a language services company in Czechia, the agency built an AI-personalized learning SaaS with OpenAI, NestJS, Next.js, PostgreSQL, and Stripe in seven months. For a Middle East bank, it wrote an Appium test framework on Bitrise and SauceLabs that has run 9,109 automated test cases.

Other named work includes the Goldie HIPAA-compliant platform, which the site says has served more than 1,000 patients, the Accuro casualty insurance platform launched in six months, and a remote control app for a European motorhome maker that won a German Innovation Award in 2021. A React Native mobile banking app is credited with two industry awards, but the bank is not named.

Company-level claims include $1.6 billion in client valuation growth, 98 percent client retention, and a 97 percent recommendation rate, none of which are sourced. No named client quotes appear in the crawled pages. Forum mentions are almost all about Akveo's open-source ngx-admin, UI Kitten, and Eva Icons projects, many posted by the company itself. One 2022 Hacker News comment groups Akveo with EPAM and Luxoft as cheap Eastern European labor, which is opinion rather than client experience.

How Akveo compares

Against other Central European software agencies in this directory, Akveo's $50 to $99 rate is standard, and its $10,000 minimum is lower than most firms with 50 or more staff. Its open-source history gives it more public code than most peers. The closest competitors are Polish and Baltic shops that have added AI agent services to a web and mobile base. Akveo's differences are the Retool and low-code work, the compliance-minded AI architecture shown in the WealthFluent case, and the US sales office. Its gaps are the very wide service menu and inconsistent headcount figures.