VISO

VISO, also presented as Visionary Solutions, is a software development company based in Lviv, Ukraine, working with clients in multiple countries. Its approach combines engineering experience with AI tools built into the team’s workflow. The company describes its goal as making digital product development more structured: define the problem, design a solution, build it, test it, and support it after launch.

Work can begin before anyone writes code. VISO offers a discovery phase with innovation workshops, market analysis, requirements definition, and technology planning. From there, its teams work on user experience and interface design, web and mobile development, integrations, and quality assurance. For a business with an early-stage idea, discovery can turn priorities and risks into a product proposal and an execution plan.

For the web, the company describes custom websites, applications, and e-commerce platforms; its mobile work includes iOS and Android projects and cross-platform solutions. Its published technology stack includes React, Next.js, and TypeScript for front-end work, Node.js, NestJS, Python, PHP, and Go on the server side, and Flutter, React Native, and Expo for apps. Technology choices depend on project requirements; the list describes available expertise, not a fixed formula for every client.

Artificial intelligence is part of both VISO’s client services and its internal workflow. The company presents Mindspace as an AI environment connected to each team member’s knowledge, the company’s accumulated experience, project context, and integrations with everyday tools. VISO says the system helps reduce repetitive tasks and preserve context; its value to a client depends on how it is configured and the problem it is meant to address.

The company lists e-commerce, sports technology, healthcare, fintech, and energy and utilities among its focus industries. In those areas, it proposes building customer-facing products and internal tools—from online stores and apps to financial workflows, operational data analysis, and systems that connect existing services. Its case studies feature projects such as digital workspaces and automation, although each engagement requires separate review of scope, technology, ownership, and support.

The website identifies Sergiy Vysochanskiy as founder and Vlad Kozhulenko as COO, and says the company has more than 25 clients and 30 completed projects. These are figures published by VISO, useful as context for the firm’s stated scale but not a guarantee of future results. The site also features client testimonials praising communication, responsiveness, and delivery; those are individual experiences and do not replace a review of comparable projects.

To start a project, VISO proposes a discovery conversation followed by a detailed proposal with costs and timing based on complexity and requirements. The site does not publish a single standard rate or in-person office hours, so a practical first step is to define goals, users, priority features, and systems that need to connect. With that foundation, clients can compare scope, deliverables, testing stages, and post-launch support before approving development.