Helping clients colonise the digital universe
Craftsmen have always combined technology and art to create for customers a work that is both beautiful and functional. And since software creation is the craft of the digital age, the same goes for us. Eluvia is our world, but it’s also an automated software workshop that has one main goal – to craft the client’s ideas into a beautiful, functional and custom-curated software product.
Reaching such a goal is no simple matter. First, we must find the soul of the future product – define who it will exist for and how it will be used. Once we have sketched, deliberated and planned the whole project, we get down to actual production.
We want to be creative and efficient. We believe that routine or banal activities can be handled by machines that automate these activities. That’s why we have pre-made parts from which we build the product. We have ready-made moulds from which we cast the parts and a range of tools with which we grind them to perfection. We use advanced autonomous systems to assist us in the construction process, much like robots on a production line. And just like in a luxury car factory, waiting at the end of the production line are flesh-and-blood Eluvians, developers full of experience and empathy, to breathe life into the product. To inspect, test and fine-tune it to perfection. To take responsibility for it. They simply add that something that separates the average work from the unique.
Eluvians are the beating heart of our world. They love their work and spend long hours in their workshops. They spend the same amount of time discussing how to fine-tune and optimise the process at the round table after it’s finished. They tend to the machines that help them achieve their common goal, have discussions about the adequacy of production processes, or just have fun. It’s a special breed, you might say, but meeting them is always a pleasant affair. And when our planet is graced with a visit from an outsider, one is surprised at how diverse the world of software craftsmanship is.





Sight into history (& 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.
Read full storyKey milestones
August 2010
SparkTECH is created, at that time, just a name for a joint project of two enthusiasts who do everything from websites to RSS tabloid readers.
May 2011
We are establishing a company to formalize and unify the growing brand.
2012
We are leaving the shared spaces ofPrague HUB to our first own office, at that time one room in an apartment building.
2013
We are completing the project of our own web hosting server and we are migrating our infrastructure to the cloud. We try several solutions, but in the end we choose Amazon Web Services, which we have stayed with to this day.
The idea for PickTime, a general reservation system, is born.
2014
We are launching Networkuj platform as our first own project. On the threshold of 2014 and 2015, we are moving to the offices in Mercuria building in Prague's Holešovice, and for the first time we have a reception.
2015
We are launching PickTime, which will soon change to a kindergartens’ management system (it will find it’s potential especially for forest kindergartens).
2016
The year 2016 is marked by a change in the structure of clients - for the first time we looked into the industry and for the first time we acquired a client from abroad. We created a voice-recognition software or a control tool of production lines in a production hall.
2017
Networkuj is being redesigned and its purpose is changing. In this context, we rebrand it to Eventito and start promoting it as an event management system.
We are acquiring the first client from the field of automotive. This is an international project, which we are rescuing from previous suppliers and gradually supplying, in addition to development and infrastructure management (in this case, including server virtualization, etc.)
2018
We are connecting with Clockstar and selling PickTime.
2019
We are aware that SparkTECH on the threshold of 2020 is no longer SparkTECH from 2010 and shortly before Christmas 2019 we are starting the rebranding process.
2020
We are successfully completing a pilot project for a Swiss client and SparkTECH is becoming Eluvia.