IT consulting, AI automation and software delivery Is IT holding you back? We take it from here.
We unblock delayed launches, automate manual work and fix systems that keep letting you down. From finding the cause to putting the solution into operation.
The initial analysis and audit are free; we propose scope, cost and timeline for implementation afterwards.
- A named engineer owns the delivery
- Scope and cost agreed before you commit
What is holding your business back?
You do not need to choose a technology. Start with what is not working the way it should.
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The product is stuck. The deadline is slipping.
You have an idea or a project in progress, but lack the people, a plan or a working release.
What you get: We take an agreed scope from planning to launch and hand over the code.
Discuss your launch See how a delivery sprint runs -
Your team keeps doing the same work by hand.
Copying data, managing spreadsheets and moving information between disconnected systems.
What you get: We connect your tools and automate a selected process, using AI where it helps.
Discuss automation See what automation covers -
Systems keep failing. Bills keep growing.
Another outage, slow performance or a cloud bill you struggle to justify.
What you get: We find the cause and implement agreed improvements to reliability, cost and security.
Discuss your systems See what cloud work covers -
You are about to invest in IT. You need confidence.
Build or buy? Change suppliers? Invest in a product or introduce AI?
What you get: Get an independent assessment of the options, risks and recommended direction.
Ask for a second opinion See who advises and how
What the work looks like.
Four examples from our projects. Client names stay private.
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An order that ends with a ready document
- Problem
- Every test package was sold by hand: a conversation, a referral filled in at the desk, a payment taken separately.
- What we built
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- An online shop where the patient picks a package and pays.
- A referral generated as a PDF on the laboratory’s own form.
- A staff panel with every order, and an API on a monitored server with backups.
- What changed
- An order produces the referral without anyone at the desk. A release goes out by merging to the main branch.
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A catalogue of 256 parts that leads to an inquiry
- Problem
- Customers search by part number, and one number fits several cars. A shop that promised stock, price and delivery it could not confirm would sell the wrong part.
- What we built
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- A catalogue of 256 products with search by number and near-match suggestions.
- Every product page ends on an inquiry instead of a checkout the business was not ready for.
- Page copy that states only what can be confirmed, checked by 38 automated test suites.
- What changed
- A customer who mistypes a number still reaches the right part, and the workshop confirms fitment before anything is sold.
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A new brand online with a form that reaches a person
- Problem
- A new workshop had no history, no reviews and one channel: its website. A lost inquiry meant a lost customer.
- What we built
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- A site built for a phone first, because that is where a driver looks for a workshop.
- An inquiry form with its own receiver, so a failed delivery is visible instead of silent.
- Deployment to Kubernetes with a repeatable release.
- What changed
- An inquiry no longer depends on someone’s mail client, and a new version of the site goes out the same way every time.
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Three ways to handle cost documents, on one page
- Problem
- Cost invoices travelled between people and spreadsheets. Nobody could say where a document was or who had approved it.
- What we built
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- A map of the current flow from cost to settlement, with its exceptions.
- Three options compared: the current tool, an invoice collector and an open-source system.
- A pilot plan with acceptance criteria for choosing one.
- What changed
- The decision moved from opinions to one comparison the management could read. This example is a proposal stage, before the build.
Experienced people take ownership.
CloudWarrior has a bench of six senior consultants and architects. Founder Patryk has 12 years of IT experience. Our most experienced architect brings 30 years of experience in IT.
We match the people to your problem. AI supports their work; an engineer reviews the result and owns the delivery.
Team composition and availability are confirmed for each engagement.
From a problem to an agreed scope.
We define the work around what you need to solve.
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Describe the situation
What is not working, what needs to change and by when. We match the right specialist.
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Review the scope and cost
You know what you will receive, the cost and the timeline before you decide to proceed.
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Receive a working solution
We show progress, verify the result and hand over the code and documentation.
What do you want to build or improve?
Tell us your goal and what is getting in the way. Two or three sentences are enough.
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Contact
- We read your description and reply by email.
- If needed, we arrange a technical conversation about your problem.
The time is agreed by email, case by case.
How we start
- If we are not the right partner, we say so.
- You see the scope, cost and timeline before work begins.
Prefer to explore it yourself first?
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Where could your systems fail or waste money?
Review your infrastructure with a free checklist.
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Which manual task is worth automating?
Map recurring tasks and choose a first process.
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What does manual work cost you?
Price one process and the budget that pays back in a year.
Work it out in 3 minutes
Before we talk
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. Start with the business problem. The technical scope is worked out together during the consultation.
What does AI-assisted delivery mean here?
Engineers use AI agents and bots for research, drafting, code, tests and checks. People at CloudWarrior set the scope, decide what an agent may access, review the output and approve every deployment.
Can CloudWarrior join an existing project?
Yes. Work starts by understanding the current solution, its constraints and how the team already works.
How do you price an engagement?
The initial analysis and audit are free; we propose scope, cost and timeline for implementation afterwards. We start with your goal, current systems and constraints. We can begin with a consultation or a focused task, and divide larger projects into milestones.
Does a consultation commit me to implementation?
No. You may only need a second opinion or an action plan. Any implementation work is agreed separately, after the initial analysis.
Who owns the work after handover?
The client. Code, configuration, prompts and documentation stay in the client's repositories and accounts, with the context needed to operate them.
Is the work remote?
We work remotely by default. Dates are agreed individually.
Should the first message include access credentials?
No. Send a short description without passwords, API keys or customer data. Any access needed for agreed work is arranged separately.
George, on patrol
I am George, the founder's dog and the inspiration for our AI guardians. From its earliest work with generative AI, the team has built its own agents, pipelines and automations. They support analysis, code, tests and documentation. Engineers verify the results and take responsibility.
How the AI systems work
Contact
Remote across the EU · Europe/Warsaw time