Areas
Michał Rodziewicz is CEO and Lead Developer of MKM Labs Sp. z o.o. The company address is ul. Sójcza 14, 78-400 Szczecinek, West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Identifiers are NIP 6731922869, KRS 0001237156 and REGON 544570561. MKM Labs was founded on 20 April 2026. The studio is two people: Michał and Mateusz Pilecki. Public profiles: Wikidata Q141142578, LinkedIn and mikamait.pl.
He started in construction, then moved through graphics, websites and e-commerce. At Tvilum he managed a team, production and projects. At Jonex he implemented ERP and ran sales, production, analytics and reporting. At as-Schwabe he learned business development and partner management from the practical side. He understands how a company works from operations to sales, so he quickly spots where technology can really reduce work. Today he combines that experience with AI, application architecture and client delivery.
CEO and Lead Developer means he still ships the application architecture and the client delivery, not only the company line. He works on AI agents, software architecture, ERP, web development and process automation: agents for mail, orders and reports; automations for work still done by hand; custom CRM/ERP when orders, customer records and warehouse lines do not fit a boxed tool; AI inside Comarch or Symfonia when that stack already runs; an online shop with couriers, payments and an ERP hook; custom panels between tools the team already pays for; and AI implementation as a prototype, integrations, team training and a production system.
MKM Labs is a small AI laboratory and software house in Szczecinek that works with companies across Poland and the EU, including Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Clients work directly with the people who design and build the product. The first call is a free 30-minute consultation. The proposal comes within 24 hours. The phone is +48 666 607 545. The mail is kontakt@mkmlabs.pl.
Tools
His delivery work sits in ERP, web development, process automation and software architecture. At Jonex he implemented ERP and ran sales, production, analytics and reporting. He writes on the Polish blog about shop-to-ERP work with Symfonia, Comarch and BaseLinker, plus TMS, B2B wholesale and SaaS for a small company.
The studio stack includes Claude, React, Next.js, Astro, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Redis, Docker, RAG, vector search, MCP servers and n8n automations. Daily work uses Claude Code and multi-agent systems. Company training covers ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude and Gemini. Courses cover Claude Code with VS Code, vibecoding and prompt engineering. ISO 9001:2015 certificate no. 17489 from QS Zürich AG is on the homepage and the training page.
He publishes on the MKM Labs blog and keeps mikamait.pl.
Methods
The method follows the operations path, not a model-first demo. Production, sales, ERP, analytics and business development stay in the same sentence as AI. Listing Tvilum, Jonex and as-Schwabe is why he can read a process from the shop floor to the partner meeting before anyone opens a model. He can tell a useful workflow from a tool that only adds cost. An AI audit answers where AI cuts work versus where it is only cost.
Delivery at MKM Labs starts with a small working scope that can be shown to the team. The first slice is a screen the team can click - an ops panel, a dealer portal or a document flow. Lugomat started as B2B orders and an ops panel. RehaTop started as admin, checkout and feeds. A year-long specification is the thing to avoid. No layers of management, no escalations, decisions in minutes.
Automation, CRM and training prices are listed with those services.
If the company already has an ERP, a shop starts from that name instead of a theme catalogue. If a boxed CRM is half unused and half missing, the work is a custom CRM or ERP. If the job is a panel between tools the team already pays for, that is custom software. Michał's role in that split is architecture and client delivery: he still ships the application, and he still sits on the delivery.
Results
The English portfolio lists six featured case studies and a wider set of project pages: Ventido.pl (headless WordPress on React), CoreTSL TMS, a B2B wholesale platform, automotive e-commerce platform (NDA), a container-transport SaaS, a CSRD report flow, ESG and event platforms, Malta Trading CMS, and company sites for fire protection, ventilation and services. Custom software names Lugomat and RehaTop as the starting slices. Custom CRM/ERP names CoreTSL TMS and the B2B wholesale platform as proof. Those are studio results.
He implemented ERP at Jonex and ran sales, production, analytics and reporting there; he managed a team, production and projects at Tvilum; he learned partner management at as-Schwabe; and at MKM Labs he combines that path with AI, application architecture and client delivery. MKM Labs shows 22 Google reviews at 5.0, 22 projects, a 24h response, 7 years of experience and ISO 9001:2015 certificate no. 17489.
He writes on the Polish blog about training cost, shop-to-ERP (Symfonia, Comarch, BaseLinker), the AI laboratory, Gartner 2026 trends, Szczecinek web pricing, automation in SMEs, Klarna, the 2026 website stack, TMS, B2B wholesale, SaaS for a small company, AI for firms around Szczecinek, headless WordPress, how to choose an IT firm, and the path from a brochure site to SaaS.
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