Custom Software Development

Your idea, your software, your code: developed, tested, implemented and maintained by Polar Moment.

The video below features the Subito live subtitling platform, developed by Polar Moment for Ericsson Access Services. Channel 4 wanted to make the 2016 Paralympics in Rio the first totally accessible (live subtitles, signing and audio description) Paralympic Games they had broadcast. Subito, developed by Polar Moment, was used to deliver 933 hours and 35 minutes of live subtitling across Channel 4, More4, and 10 online streams for the games.

Developing high quality, reliable, and performant software

Our ISO9001:2015 accredited development team will partner with you to tackle even the most demanding projects. We drive development projects of any size from proof of concepts and minimum viable products to enterprise-grade production-ready systems. We can also appraise your existing in-house applications, giving you an honest assessment of their suitability and enhancement opportunities.

We scope, design, develop, deliver, support, and maintain software solutions

We don’t leave you when we have delivered your software; our support and maintenance services ensure that your software is updated with the latest technology. You can rely on us to help you throughout the entire life of your system.

Our track record of delivery is exemplary. Recent software development projects include:

A live subtitling system, which you can see in action on the BBC, Sky, Channel 4, Canal+ and Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Refactoring an application to allow it to be deployed in a horizontally-scalable manner within Amazon Web Services.
A plug-in application to collect data from a customer’s systems and translate it for other systems to use.
An insurance claim handling system.
An application developed with the AWS IoT SDK to run on a farm of IoT devices.
An AppleTV-based payments application.
An API-driven application with AngularJS front-end to manage a media workflow.
A proof of concept application using Google’s new speech API.