Digital Worlds

Independent software studio · Warsaw

Small software that
keeps working
without us.

We design, build and run automated digital products — the kind that quietly do a job every day: watching sources, moving data, producing assets, answering questions.

What we build

Four things, done properly

We keep the range narrow on purpose. Everything below shares the same shape: it runs on a schedule, it recovers from its own failures, and it doesn't need a person watching it.

Monitoring & alerts

Watch what matters, tell the right people

Regulatory portals, competitor pricing, API changelogs, tender listings. We track the sources, filter out the noise, and deliver a short summary to inbox, Slack or webhook.

Internal tools

Replace the spreadsheet that runs your company

A focused tool for one team and one job — intake forms, approvals, reporting, reconciliations — built to fit the process you already have instead of a process a vendor imagined.

Data pipelines

Turn messy sources into clean, dated records

Scraping, parsing, deduplication and validation, ending in something you can query. Versioned output, documented schema, and an alert when a source stops behaving.

Creative pipelines

Generate assets on a schedule, not by hand

Sprite sheets, tilesets, 3D props, packaging and localisation — produced by a pipeline you own, with a human approval step before anything ships.

How it works

Three stages, in this order

The order matters — each stage decides whether the next one is worth doing. We stop and say so if it isn't.

  1. 01

    Scope

    One paid week. We map the sources, the users and the failure modes, then hand you a written plan with a fixed price. If the honest answer is "don't build this," you get that instead, and you keep the plan.

  2. 02

    Build

    Two to six weeks, shipped in weekly increments you can actually open. Code lives in your repository from day one. No black boxes, no licence you have to keep renewing to read your own data.

  3. 03

    Run

    Optional monthly retainer: we keep it alive, watch for silent breakage, and adapt it when a source changes shape. Or we hand it over with documentation and walk away. Both are fine.

Stack

Boring where it counts

We pick tools that will still be maintained in five years and that you could hand to another developer without an apology.

  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • PostgreSQL
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Node.js
  • React
  • Playwright
  • Docker
  • Anthropic API
  • Stripe
  • PHP
  • GitHub Actions

On AI: we use it where it genuinely beats a rule — classifying, summarising, extracting from unstructured text. We don't use it where a regular expression would be more reliable and a hundred times cheaper. You'll always be told which is which.

Start a project

Tell us what should
be running by itself.

A paragraph is enough to start. We reply to everything within two working days, and we'll say early if it isn't a fit.

New projects
hello@digitalworlds.cc
Existing clients
support@digitalworlds.cc
Invoices & admin
billing@digitalworlds.cc
Write to us

Based in Warsaw. Working with clients across the EU and UK, in English and Polish.