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The people behind the product

A software team that gets the whole picture.

Priority Soft is a product, design, and engineering team of more than 20 people. We help founders and operators turn rough concepts into useful software, then support the product after launch.

Who we are

Senior people who stay involved.

We work in small groups with senior oversight. You know who owns your product and can speak to that person without going through layers of account management.

Product strategyUX & UI designWeb applicationsMobile applicationsAI-enabled productsLaunch & growth
01

We learn the whole product

Good decisions come from context. We learn how the business works, what users need, and where the real constraints are.

02

We say what we think

You hire us for judgment as well as implementation. We flag risks early, challenge weak assumptions, and recommend a better route when we see one.

03

We keep work visible

Clear ownership, regular demos, and straightforward progress updates make it easy to know what is moving and what needs a decision.

How we work

How a project moves from idea to launch.

Each product changes the details, but we keep the basics the same. You can see the work, give feedback, and know who owns each decision.

01

Understand the product

We start by learning the business, the users, and the problem. That gives everyone the same product context before delivery begins.

Product direction

02

Make the plan buildable

We turn the rough idea into user flows, priorities, architecture decisions, and a plan the team can deliver.

Blueprint & scope

03

Build in visible increments

Designers and engineers work on the same release. We deliver it in useful parts, so you can review progress as we build.

Working software

04

Demo, test, refine

We use regular demos and plain updates to keep decisions moving. The team turns your feedback into specific work for the next release.

Validated releases

05

Launch with care

We handle deployment, app store submissions, monitoring, and the final production checks.

Confident launch

06

Keep improving

We stay involved after launch. We fix issues, study how people use the product, and help plan the next release.

Ongoing momentum

The team

The roles around your table.

Product leads, designers, engineers, and delivery leads work together throughout the project.

Boris Zivkovic, CEO · Product & Software Development Lead

CEO · Product & Software Development Lead

Boris Zivkovic

Boris leads the company and stays close to the work. On client calls, he asks the questions that turn a rough idea into a product the team can build. He owns the product direction and software strategy, flags scope and risk early, and stays involved when the team has a hard decision to make.

Uros D, Head of Delivery

Head of Delivery

Uros D

Uros turns open questions into a plan. He gets the work estimated, keeps progress visible, and sorts out handoffs before they cause delays. Clients work with him day to day, while Boris joins when the product or technical direction needs a decision.

Alin, UX/UI Lead

UX/UI Lead

Alin

Alin is responsible for how the product works and feels. He questions the first solution, studies the people doing the job, and refines the interface until it is clear and good-looking. He gives the same care to customer apps and internal tools that people use all day.

Alex, Full-Stack Engineer

Full-Stack Engineer

Alex

Alex can take a feature through the full stack. He builds the interface, the logic behind it, and the integrations around it, then gets it into production. He works with clients and their engineers, so they can get answers from the person doing the work.

Peter, Full-Stack Engineer

Full-Stack Engineer

Peter

Peter builds software that has to hold up after launch. He creates clean interfaces and dependable services, works through difficult data and integration problems, and keeps clients close to the implementation. He takes responsibility for testing, deployment, and the fixes that follow real use.

Bring us the rough version

A rough idea is enough to start.

Bring us a product idea, an operational problem, or a half-finished build. We can work out the next step with you.