Fively is a Warsaw software development company for startups and mid-market products, selling vibe coding with a published security review process attached to it.
Fively started in 2018 as five senior engineers, which is where the name comes from, and now runs full-cycle software development out of Warsaw for clients in Europe, North America and Australia. Fintech, health, ecommerce and property are the sectors it names.
Its vibe coding page is more specific than most about the part that usually goes unsaid. AI-generated code is checked against published security standards, run through static and semantic analysis, and scanned for dependency and supply-chain problems. Whether a given agency does that well is not something a directory can judge, but naming the process is what makes it something a client can ask about, and most do not.
The work is organised by sector rather than by technology, which suits a buyer who knows their compliance constraints better than their stack.
At a glance
What this company states about how it works. Figures carrying a source were checked
against the page they link to; the rest are the company's own.
Full-cycle software development: consulting, design, engineering, testing and support, mainly for fintech, health, ecommerce and property. It sells vibe coding as its own service.
What happens to the AI-generated code?
The company publishes its review process: checks against established security standards, static and semantic analysis, and continuous dependency scanning. That is its own description of how it works, and a reasonable thing to ask it to walk you through.
Where is it based, and when was it founded?
Warsaw, in Poland, founded in 2018 by five senior engineers.
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