KYOTU Technology

KYOTU Technology is a software development company that provides technology solutions to clients in the United States and Europe. The company operates offices in Austin and New York in the United States, and in Warsaw and Wrocław in Poland. KYOTU Technology serves clients across multiple industries including manufacturing, energy, construction, insurance, and healthcare.

The company holds a rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 20 reviews on Clutch. KYOTU Technology reports compliance with HIPAA and GDPR regulations.

Services and Capabilities

KYOTU Technology provides enterprise-level software development and product development services for scaling companies. The company develops web systems designed for cross-browser compatibility and multi-device functionality. Mobile application development is offered, including market research, testing, and iterative improvement processes. User experience and user interface design services focus on creating functional interfaces and guiding users through digital processes. Systems integration services combine disparate business components into unified IT systems, such as connecting online stores with analytical tools and inventory management systems. The company implements DevSecOps methodology, emphasizing security throughout the software development and maintenance lifecycle. Quality assurance services focus on risk management and ensuring products meet quality requirements. Internet of Things solutions are developed from proof of concept through to market-ready products.

Industry Focus

The company serves the healthcare sector, where it has developed solutions protecting data for over 2.5 million application users. In real estate, KYOTU Technology has built property management software, developing minimum viable products and converting them into software-as-a-service platforms. The company has worked on augmented reality infrastructure projects, creating custom platforms to host augmented reality assets with continuous integration and deployment pipelines. Work in the nonprofit sector includes development of notification-based applications supporting dietary transitions.