Software and AI Development Services

Seven groups: AI development, engineering services, team extension, quality assurance (which carries security and compliance), data and platforms, technology consulting, and product design. The directory on this page is the complete list, with nothing held back for a sales call, and every entry has its own page covering the scope, the team shape and how the work runs. The same catalogue also sorts four ways by what you are trying to do: build something new, put AI to work, fix or modernize what you already run, or add senior engineers to your own team.

Start from the outcome rather than the service name. The section at the top of this page sets out five situations, including the one where the right first step is a diagnosis rather than a build. Four of the five are also the first filters in the directory below, and each card prints how many services its filter leaves, so you read that set instead of the whole catalogue. If it is still unclear, book a scoping call and describe the problem rather than the service. We will point you at the right one, and at the first step that fits your situation.

No. unicrew has been building software since 2012, and the directory above runs the whole span of conventional engineering: web platforms, mobile apps, integrations, cloud infrastructure and QA. What is different is that we build and operate our own AI products in production, so the operating side of AI, evaluation, cost, latency and what happens when a model changes underneath you, is work we carry rather than only advise on. An AI feature is only as good as the systems and data underneath it, which is why we build and run those too, and why we recommend AI where it earns its place in the product.

Three models: a dedicated team of named senior engineers, time and materials for scope that will move, or a fixed-scope project against a written specification. Most engagements start within two to four weeks, on any of the three.

Fixed price is outcome based and quoted per project, against a written specification. Time and materials is billed hourly and quoted per project, against sprint planning and transparent time logs. Dedicated teams and team extension are priced monthly, per team or per engineer, with no recruitment or placement fee: nothing separate is charged for sourcing, vetting or placing an engineer. What you get is the model, the team shape and the assumptions in writing, because a number with no scope behind it is not information. A discovery or assessment is sold as a fixed scope agreed before we start, so the first commitment is a small one, and most engagements start within two to four weeks.

Whichever of the three models you buy, the agreement we sign names who holds the source code, the technical documentation and the intellectual property, on what terms, and what has to be handed over at the end. It is signed before the work starts, not renegotiated after it, so you read the ownership terms in full before you commit.

Two ISO certifications, plus the credentials our people hold. unicrew is ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certified, renewed through a multi-stage audit with Quay Audit UK: the first covers information security, the second covers quality management, which in practice is how the work is run and reviewed. ISTQB-certified QA sits inside every sprint, on every engagement. unicrew has PMP-certified project managers, is a certified Laravel partner company, and holds Zend PHP, Microsoft MCSA and IIBA ECBA credentials. Where a regime governs the system we are building we build to it: one medical project was developed in accordance with HIPAA Security Rules, and GDPR shapes how we handle data wherever it reaches.

Yes. Engineers join your repositories, your ticket tracker and your standups rather than running a parallel process beside them. Our engineers work across six countries, and the project managers and engineers on your team sit in Ukraine, Poland, Estonia and the UK. How much of that day overlaps with yours is settled at scoping, against the hours your own team actually works. The president of a US client in Maine put it this way in a verified Clutch review: "We have a daily status meeting over Google Meet. They’re ahead of me, so we meet in their evening time in Ukraine. The accommodations they’ve made for US time have been great." Where you already run a stack, the work happens in it rather than in the one we would have picked, and if a rewrite really is the right answer you get that argument in writing before anyone starts.