About Us
Helping clients colonise the digital universe
Software creation is the craft of the digital age. Eluvia is an automated software workshop with a single goal – to turn the client’s ideas into a beautiful, functional software product. We leave routine tasks to machines and advanced AI systems and build everything from pre-made parts, but the crucial bit – your unique business logic – we always craft to measure. And then we polish it all to perfection.
Although we make use of a great many autonomous systems, what matters most to us are flesh-and-blood people, the Eluvians – developers full of experience and empathy who breathe life into the product, test it, fine-tune it and take responsibility for it. Eluvians are the beating heart of our whole world and add that “something” to the finished work that sets an average product apart from a unique one.
Sight into history (and prehistory) of Eluvia
It all started with one big mess and actually completely by accident. In a company that had nothing to do with programming. And one of the main initiators was not an IT guy, but a lawyer. It sounds like the beginning of a joke, but that's exactly what really happened.
Key milestones
2010 – 2011
SparkTECH is created, at that point just a joint project of two enthusiasts – Petr and Tomáš. A year later we already feel big enough to establish a proper company. We are no longer building just websites, but also small automations.
2012 – 2013
We move into our first own office. We also gain our first long-term partnerships that help us stabilise our finances. We leave physical servers behind and migrate to the cloud (AWS).
2014 – 2015
We launch our own products – Networkuj, a tool for supporting business networking, and PickTime, a reservation system for managing kindergartens.
2016 – 2017
We venture into industry and fintech for the first time. We acquire our first major automotive client – ELIT CZ. Alongside development we also start providing infrastructure management.
2018
Significant team growth – we merge with Clockstar, gaining Matěj and Kuba. At the same time, we consolidate our position in the automotive sector.
2020 – 2021
We realise that SparkTECH on the threshold of 2020 is no longer the SparkTECH of 2010, and so we become Eluvia. We deliver an international project for Rhiag Group and build a new company structure; Matěj becomes a new partner.
2023
A new integration project for the Swiss Rhiag Group begins – connecting their ERP with a new German e-commerce platform. Our team gains a significant boost in the form of two senior Python developers.
2024
We completed the textbook digitisation project for the State Pedagogical Publishing House and laid the foundations for two new projects. We became members of the Association of Software Agencies.
2025
A year marked by long-term partnerships with Aveco and EFG; we significantly stabilised the management of the company and talk of the real use of AI in our work begins behind the scenes.
2026
The AI revolution. With the release of new models and tools, we are rebuilding our workflow to harness the new possibilities for greater efficiency. We now focus more on the consulting side of our work and actively offer our specialisation in modernising legacy systems.
People who care about you
No call centre, no account manager without context. When you write to us, you’ll hear back from a person who will genuinely be responsible for your project. Each of us has 15+ yrs of experience in getting things done.
Petr Kašák
Makes sure that working at Eluvia is a joy – and that the client can feel it in the result, too.
Matěj Outlý
Keeps the technical bar high. When he says “we’ll do this”, you know it will still work five years from now.
Technologies we use
Python
We have created Python backends and still operate many of our automotive clients, such as e-commerce solutions handling thousands of orders per day; event management, e.g. synchronization of thousands of calendar events per day across a large corporation; or finance, e.g. internet banking for the management of foreign currency (forex) accounts. We really like Python, which is why we use it in our own projects and internal applications, which make routine work easier for our developers on a daily basis.
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