Adonis Software builds native iOS and Android apps from its Bucharest base, a practice it has carried since 2011. Its portfolio spans a paid audio/video consultancy platform, a restaurant-booking app, a fintech startup, a mid-term rental service, and a healthcare appointment tool, showing a spread across consumer and business use cases rather than a single vertical. Getting an app onto the App Store and Google Play is treated as a milestone rather than the finish line, with attention placed on how it performs once users start using it.
Projects start with business analysts translating a client's idea into a technical plan, followed by the creation of a user persona—an 'avatar'—that shapes how the app is designed around specific needs. Builds are native on both iOS and Android, a choice the team ties to app quality rather than cross-platform shortcuts. Backend and API work supports these native builds, while QA testing runs through development rather than as a single final pass. Testing continues until the product reaches a polished state before launch, and one month of free bug fixing follows release to catch issues real users surface, with maintenance continuing after that window.
Among the apps delivered: Loki, a 'Pay Per Minute' consultancy platform built for teams and individuals offering paid online audio and video sessions; Restograf, which lets users book a table at Bucharest restaurants in three taps; Moneymailme, a fintech startup in the European market; Naiss, built for mid-term renting in Bucharest; and Docbook, which lets patients schedule appointments with their healthcare provider.