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Wet seals, American ADIS and Mesh networks: how Ukrainian MilTech companies disassemble the enemy's trophies and prepare responses
Wet seals, American ADIS and Mesh networks: how Ukrainian MilTech companies disassemble the enemy's trophies and prepare responses
Ukrainian Defense Tech is not just R&D in the rear, but a continuous race to get ahead. While the enemy tries to pressure with numbers and meaty assaults, our engineers seek technological advantage: disassemble Russian «Eagles», analyze enemy communications and redesign their products right during serial production.
We spoke with representatives of three Ukrainian MilTech manufacturers: Pavel Kosolapkin (CTO and co-founder of Frontline Robotics), Valery Zarubin (co-founder of BlueBird Tech), and Oleg Fedoryshin (R&D director of DevDroid). They told us how Ukrainian weapons manufacturers get enemy trophies, what is really surprising about Russian «analogs», and why the life cycle of a successful product in this war is sometimes measured in weeks.
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German politician demands that their intelligence services be legally allowed to carry out preventive cyberattacks against Russia. How does he explain this?
German politician demands that their intelligence services be legally allowed to carry out preventive cyberattacks against Russia. How does he explain this?
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Rogalski's new healthtech app Jane has appeared in the App Store, but remains in closed beta testing mode for now. What is the explanation for this?
Rogalski's new healthtech app Jane has appeared in the App Store, but remains in closed beta testing mode for now. What is the explanation for this?
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Online starfall: Ukraine launches interactive map of wishes for the peak of the Perseid meteor shower
Online starfall: Ukraine launches interactive map of wishes for the peak of the Perseid meteor shower
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A Ukrainian designer created a plugin so that Claude Code can work with Figma without MCP. What is it for and how does it work?
A Ukrainian designer created a plugin so that Claude Code can work with Figma without MCP. What is it for and how does it work?
Designer Denis Osadchy has created an open-source plugin that connects Claude Code to Figma via a local Python server. Thanks to the "tool", the AI assistant will be able to read data from the layout, make changes, and check the results on its own, without using Figma MCP. The tool is called Figmosha.
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"The state will understand from half a word." A voice AI assistant has been launched on the "Diia" portal
"The state will understand from half a word." A voice AI assistant has been launched on the "Diia" portal
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Ukraine Stops Publishing Exact Number of Missiles Fired by Russia Due to Air Defense Shortage — Bloomberg
Ukraine Stops Publishing Exact Number of Missiles Fired by Russia Due to Air Defense Shortage — Bloomberg
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Mobile "serfs" and the code war: how the MNP service really works and why operators do not let subscribers go
Mobile "serfs" and the code war: how the MNP service really works and why operators do not let subscribers go
Switching from one mobile operator to another with your number portability (MNP) looks simple and modern in advertising brochures: you apply online or in a store, get a new SIM card, and painlessly enjoy better connectivity or a more favorable tariff.
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Ukrainian UUT and Danish Vidar Industries will jointly produce the Ravlyk NRC in Denmark
Ukrainian UUT and Danish Vidar Industries will jointly produce the Ravlyk NRC in Denmark
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Claude's texts will receive invisible watermarks. Who will be able to check them and what do they mean?
Claude's texts will receive invisible watermarks. Who will be able to check them and what do they mean?
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Why global startups are choosing lightweight BaaS platforms — and what it means for Ukrainian outsourcing teams
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Why global startups are choosing lightweight BaaS platforms — and what it means for Ukrainian outsourcing teams
Over the past few months at Gart Solutions, we have been hearing the same phrase from clients more and more often: «we don’t need a backend from scratch, we already have everything on Supabase.» At first, this sounded like an exception. Now it’s almost a standard answer to the first technical question about the project’s architecture.
If you work in Ukrainian outsourcing or product development and haven’t noticed this shift yet, I advise you to take a closer look. It is changing the very structure of demand for backend development, and how quickly the industry reacts to it will determine who wins the next few years of competition for international clients.
Nova Poshta is changing its parcel sorting system. What will change for customers?
Nova Poshta is changing its parcel sorting system. What will change for customers?
Mobile operators may be required to provide more than 10 hours of communication without electricity
Mobile operators may be required to provide more than 10 hours of communication without electricity
Epic Games has sold popular artist platforms ArtStation and Sketchfab to KitBash
Epic Games has sold popular artist platforms ArtStation and Sketchfab to KitBash
WINFLY has released the Spider, a modification of the Hunter interceptor with a sitcom. What can the Spider do?
WINFLY has released the Spider, a modification of the Hunter interceptor with a sitcom. What can the Spider do?
Ubisoft launches paid internship for programmers in Kyiv office: looking for online service developers
Ubisoft launches paid internship for programmers in Kyiv office: looking for online service developers
"Brave1 remains in the Ministry of Digital Affairs." The head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs put an end to the issue of subordination of the defense cluster
"Brave1 remains in the Ministry of Digital Affairs." The head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs put an end to the issue of subordination of the defense cluster
PlayCity fined online casino Slotor777 for over UAH 430,000 due to unlicensed software
PlayCity fined online casino Slotor777 for over UAH 430,000 due to unlicensed software
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Project Managers' salaries haven't increased for two years, while Product Managers have started earning more. Where IT managers are paid the most
Project Managers' salaries haven't increased for two years, while Product Managers have started earning more. Where IT managers are paid the most
The median salary of Ukrainian Project Managers in June 2026 is $2,500 — the same as two years ago. At the same time, salaries in Product Management have started to grow again: the overall median reached $3,550, and Senior Product Managers have added $300 over the past six months. The highest median salary among the main management specializations is in Head of Product, $6,000.
"I have a negative attitude towards Telegram." New Head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs Ferchuk will not start her own channel
"I have a negative attitude towards Telegram." New Head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs Ferchuk will not start her own channel
The US will entrust artificial intelligence with the maintenance of nuclear missiles
The US will entrust artificial intelligence with the maintenance of nuclear missiles
Ferchuk told how many IT specialists worked on the digitalization of the Ministry of Defense. The figure is impressive
Ferchuk told how many IT specialists worked on the digitalization of the Ministry of Defense. The figure is impressive
AI assistant independently hacked a fitness club website in Australia
AI assistant independently hacked a fitness club website in Australia
Why did OpenAI create an AI that can create exploits? OpenAI presents GPT-5.6-Cyber
Why did OpenAI create an AI that can create exploits? OpenAI presents GPT-5.6-Cyber
"Where to put specialists after the war?". The Ministry of Digital Affairs wants to turn DefenseTech into a dual-use
"Where to put specialists after the war?". The Ministry of Digital Affairs wants to turn DefenseTech into a dual-use
"First for business, then for citizens." The Ministry of Digital Affairs is preparing a new attack notification system
"First for business, then for citizens." The Ministry of Digital Affairs is preparing a new attack notification system
Ihor Prykhodko officially heads NovaPay
Ihor Prykhodko officially heads NovaPay
The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Almanac is back on sale in the ATB network
The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Almanac is back on sale in the ATB network
Free online conference "CRS: practical cases of tax information exchange"
Free online conference "CRS: practical cases of tax information exchange"
How Ukraine's largest agro-tech holding got rid of hundreds of thousands of paper invoices — and why drivers don't want to go back to paper anymore
How Ukraine's largest agro-tech holding got rid of hundreds of thousands of paper invoices — and why drivers don't want to go back to paper anymore
Every year, 2 million documents pass through the Kernel system. A few years ago, each of them existed on paper — and could be lost, have incorrectly entered data or discrepancies in the weight of the goods, which caused a delay in the entire delivery. Today, 65% of these documents exist only in digital form. And drivers who once transferred pieces of paper at weigh stations now sign consignment notes on their phones.
For several years, Kernel has been actively implementing electronic waybills (eWBLs) in all chains of transportation of sunflower seeds, grain, oil, etc. This is not just a technical feature, but a real change in the culture of document flow in the agricultural sector. The goal was simple: less paper, more transparency and speed in the formation and accounting of primary documents.
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