Synergy Codes is a technology company specialized in visual interface systems for products that run on complex logic, real-time data, and dependencies. Founded in 2011 in Wrocław, Poland. We design and build diagram editors, workflow editors, product configurators, and engineering diagram automation — embedded in our clients' products or delivered as standalone applications. Production-ready in weeks, not quarters. Four areas of expertise: • Configure faster — product configurators, modular systems, decision trees, interactive 2D schematics. • Automate workflows — workflow editors with triggers, conditions, branching logic, and AI agent pipelines. • Visualize at scale — engineering diagrams, schematics, knowledge graphs, real-time IoT at 5,000+ nodes. • AI inside the canvas — OCR, voice-to-diagram generation, context-aware node suggestions, intelligent auto-routing. We operate on two tracks. First, custom engineering engagements for enterprise teams across insurance, energy, audio-visual, manufacturing, automotive, defense, telecom, AI/SaaS, and finance. Second, three production-grade open-source and commercial libraries we own and maintain: • ngDiagram — the Angular diagramming library (Apache 2.0). https://ngdiagram.dev • Overflow — advanced interactions for React Flow. https://overflow.dev • Workflow Builder — end-to-end React SDK with a runtime workflow engine. https://workflowbuilder.io We are React Flow experts and active contributors to the diagramming ecosystem. Every custom engagement benefits from 15 years of componentry, patterns, and edge cases we have already solved. 200+ production systems shipped since 2011. 70+ engineers, designers, and analysts in-house. Trusted by Siemens, Canon, BMW, Autoliv, and TotalEnergies. Led by founder and CEO Maciej Teska and CTO Łukasz Jaźwa. Rated 4.9/5 on Clutch across enterprise engagements. Headquartered in Wrocław, Poland. Website: https://synergycodes.com

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Company size

51-200 employees

Headquarters

Wrocław, Lower Silesia

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2011

Specialties

Graph Databases, GoJS Consulting, Data Visualization, Product Design, Knowledge Graph, Diagramming solutions, Front-End Development, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Graph Data Mining, Big Data, and Automatic Graph Layout

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  76% of our revenue planned for 2026 was secured halfway through the year 💪 I’m really proud of where we stand at Synergy Codes. At the beginning of the year, we made a few strategic bets: → Focus on long-term relationships with existing clients. → Double down on complex industries where off-the-shelf tools won’t cut it, and customers still need real expertise + end-to-end diagramming solutions. → Move from being a purely services company towards product-led high-value consulting, where open-source tools get us in the room, and our expertise drives long-term impact. → Use AI to work smarter across all departments. → Treat sales and marketing as everyone’s job, not just the marketing team’s. Q2 data clearly says:  “Keep going – this is the right direction” So, what’s next for Q3? 1 ⫻ We’re keeping the foot on the gas with our flagship products. There's traction and market pull. It's clear, we’ve bet on the right horses, so we’re keeping the course. Autumn is going to be heavy on travel across the US and Europe as we show more people what we’ve built: ngDiagram: an open-source Angular-native diagramming library Workflow Builder: a React SDK to embed a production-ready workflow and AI-orchestration editor into your own product 2 ⫻ We’re actively hiring – looking for a Product Marketing Manager, a Marketing Specialist, and a Project Manager for our R&D unit. In short: we’re looking for people who can build and scale open-source dev tools. If you’re interested in any of these roles, feel free to reach out to me. - - - 76% locked in doesn’t mean we sit back. But already, I’m genuinely proud of where we are today. Big shoutout to the whole Synergy Codes team for all their hard work so far. Let’s keep the momentum going 🚀

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  You can try our electrical Single Line Diagram demo right now. Drop in a symbol, route a wire, and where the two meet the editor adds a real junction on its own. Three wires connecting get a dot, a crossover stays clean, so no one has to guess what actually connects. Change a breaker's rating and the value travels with the symbol, not a note off to the side. When you are done, you export straight to DXF.⚡️ We built this Single Line Diagram template on ngDiagram, the open-source library our team maintains. It is a starting point, not a finished editor. Your standards, your symbol library, and your validation rules go on top. Day one, your project starts inside electrical engineering instead of inside a drawing library. The lessons from 200+ diagram tools are already built in, so your project does not pay for them twice. If you have watched an approved single line drift from the real installation, you know the problem we are solving. Click through the live template. Link in the comments.

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  Open a generic diagram tool and draw a schematic. It looks right. But the tool sees only boxes and lines - it has no idea that a wire has to start and end on a pin, or that moving a component should drag its connections along.   That gap is why circuit teams still reach for decade-old desktop software. A schematic canvas has to understand pins, junctions, and topology before it can auto-route, generate a BOM, or export to Altium or KiCad. Building that foundation from scratch takes 230-380 hours of senior frontend work - before any of your actual design logic. So we built it once: a working browser-based canvas that already handles the pin-aware plumbing. It's not an off-the-shelf product.   It's the starting base for a tool built around your components, your standards, your workflow - so a custom build begins from something that already works, not from zero. See what it looks like and how a custom build could fit your stack - link in the comments.

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  Off-the-shelf electrical CAD is good at drawing schematics. It's not built to automate the work around them - and that gap gets expensive once your projects scale. Here are 5 signs your team has outgrown its current tool: ▪️ One spec change means manually updating schematics, cable schedules, terminal plans, and panel layouts. ▪️ The tool's structure doesn't match your standards, so custom macros and side docs pile up. ▪️ Project data sits in 4 systems at once, and version control rests on file names. ▪️ When a senior engineer leaves, their hardest workflows leave with them. So the real question: are your engineers spending more time managing tools than designing systems? OPAL-RT asked it - and replaced off-the-shelf CAD with a custom schematic editor. Drag-and-drop, built-in validation, direct link to HYPERSIM and RT-LAB. First prototype in 4 weeks. See how custom electrical design software fits your workflow and explore our website (link in the comments).

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  The best electrical engineers are getting pulled into data centers. And that's creating a massive talent crunch that nobody planned for. If you're running an engineering team today, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Senior engineers are incredibly hard to find. Yet – even with this talent shortage – most companies still end up using the high-level skills they have left in the most inefficient way possible. ❌ According to industry data, engineers waste up to 40% of their time on repetitive CAD tasks and manual documentation. Essentially, they're acting as the most expensive data-entry clerks – aligning lines and checking labels by hand. Let’s do some quick math on that. 1️⃣ If a senior engineer spends just 6 hours a week fixing, manually redrawing schematics, or copy-pasting data into diagrams, that is roughly $17,000 down the drain per engineer, every single year. 2️⃣ Worse yet, manual entry has an inherent 1% to 5% error rate. In a complex electrical layout, even one mislabeled circuit can trigger premium-rate rework costing thousands per team annually. Those small mistakes compound fast. 3️⃣ Then burnout hits hard. Why? Because your best engineers didn't earn advanced degrees to do the same things over and over again… and they know it. 4️⃣ Worst-case scenario – those senior engineers leave, and all the standards and company knowledge leave right out the door with them. Once you add that up: inefficiency costs  +  rework costs  +  recruitment costs  +  loss of quality costs = the price of keeping things manual becomes completely unsustainable. I'm not writing all this to scare you. I want to show you there's a way out: DETERMINISTIC AUTOMATION Instead of letting your senior engineers waste time on predictable, repetitive groundwork – automate it with deterministic algorithms (not just AI). I don't mean replace human expertise. I mean let humans do the work that actually requires their expertise. Build rules and standards straight into the algorithms, and let the engineers focus on high-level design decisions, validation, and real engineering judgment. That way, the deterministic system handles the predictable, rule-bound groundwork. It acts as a guardrail, ensuring that even a junior engineer generates flawless, 100% accurate schematics every single time. And your rare, senior human talent focuses on the creative engineering decisions that software can't replicate. Think about it – how are you protecting your engineering standards as the market competes for top talent?

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  In engineering, 90% AI accuracy is the exact same thing as 0%. If AI generates an electrical schematic or an AV system design that is 90% correct, an engineer still has to review every single line and connection to catch that hidden 10% error. At that point, the promised productivity gains disappear. Most engineers will tell you it’s faster, safer, and less frustrating to just draw the whole thing manually from scratch. When your name is on the final deliverable, you can't afford to guess. A Director of Electrical Engineering from a US renewables firm told me recently: "AI-generated schematics look almost good, but it's not something you can take responsibility for" Another leader from the AV industry said: "Most of the engineers that I work with are not a fan of the XTEN platform due to AI – it makes wild assumptions and overall just seems more aligned to sales staff rather than engineers" This is exactly why we take a more deterministic approach at Synergy Codes. Yes, we use AI heavily, but we pair it with deterministic algorithms. That's how you get the best of both worlds. AI is fantastic at reading 300-page contracts, specifications, and vendor documentation to find details that a human might miss. But you still need deterministic logic and human oversight to make sure the final technical output is correct. That's how – when we have the right data – we create technical diagrams, engineering schematics, and AV system designs with 100% accuracy every single time. In the next few weeks, we’ll be launching a brand new electrical schematics template for ngDiagram – our open-source Angular-native diagramming library – built on this exact philosophy: 100% precision, zero guesswork. If you're in the engineering space, drop a comment or reach out to me directly and I'll make sure you're the first to know when the template drops.

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  48 teams, 104 matches, 39 days. We put the entire World Cup on one screen ⚽ Meet WC26 Chart – a free, no-signup, real-time visualization of the FIFA World Cup 2026, built entirely on ngDiagram: https://www.wc26chart.com/ ➕ The full bracket and all 12 groups on a single view, from the group stage to the final ➕ Live scores as matches happen – goals, cards, subs, penalties, VAR, full-time, updating in real time ➕ Click any team and its whole path through the tournament lights up ➕ Live group standings plus the third-place table – FIFA's 2026 formula picking the 8 best third-placed teams, live ➕ Match details: lineups, formations, a live event feed, and stats like possession and shots ➕ Full squads, individual player pages, and top scorer / assist / card rankings It runs smoothly on a phone, too. It started as a side project, built between client work and after hours, so a huge thank you to everyone who made it happen – Mateusz Rozanski, Karol Jaskółka, Łukasz Iwaniec, Mateusz Dropiński, Wojciech Krzesaj, Anka Tomaka, Jakub Skibiński, and Jacek Dębek 💜 Give it a spin, and may the best team win. #angular #opensource #diagrams #datavisualization #ngdiagram

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  What do your electrical schematics look like when nobody's checking?   Most engineering teams rate their documentation at 8/10. After an audit, it's usually closer to 4/10.   The gap doesn't show up in design reviews. It shows up at commissioning. In a safety finding. In the 3-hour troubleshooting session that should have taken 20 minutes.   We built a 25-question self-assessment to make that gap visible.📋 10 minutes, 5 areas, no gating beyond your email.   A taste of what's inside: → Are your electrical diagrams updated after every system change? → Are wiring diagrams aligned with the connections installed on site? → Does a single change automatically carry through to all related documents? → Do field engineers use up-to-date diagrams on site during plant operations and commissioning? → Do your diagrams still work as the system grows, across more sites, installations, and subsystems?   20 more questions waiting for you. Plus a risk-level score and a breakdown of where your documentation is costing you time.   Run it for your team → link in comments   What range did you land in?

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  The way AV systems are designed is quietly changing. Not overnight, not everywhere at once, but clearly enough that it’s worth paying attention to. I go deeper into this shift in my new article that has just been published in AV Magazine: “How modern AV teams left manual schematics behind” A few key takeaways: 1️⃣ The gap is widening Some teams are now designing in days what used to take weeks. They’ve moved past hand-reconciling spreadsheets, drawings, and Bills of Materials, and no longer treat design and install as separate phases held together by emailed PDFs. The difference between these teams and the rest of the market is becoming very visible. 2️⃣ The current toolchain doesn’t fully solve the problem Most AV teams still work across disconnected tools: AutoCAD for schematics, spreadsheets for equipment lists, Word documents for documentation, and email threads tying everything together. While AV-specific platforms bring structure, they force you to adapt to their workflow. And for many teams, that workflow mismatch becomes the real cost. 3️⃣ This shift already happened in other industries Architecture, electrical engineering, and process design have all gone through the same transformation over the past decade. AV is now entering that phase – just slightly later. ⫹⫺ ⫹⫺ ⫹⫺ At Synergy Codes, we’re already helping audio-visual teams move in a new direction, and the productivity difference is hard to ignore. In the full piece, I go deeper into: – What modern AV architecture looks like in practice (hint: it's about unified data, not just drawings) – How to evaluate your own setup using a 30-feature self-assessment guide – How teams are achieving a 10x speedup by building custom platforms on proven foundations If you’re working in AV, read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ePqwXzk8

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  Can diagrams and virtual diagrams be accessible? Two days until our webinar on accessible diagrams and whiteboards. This Thursday, at 2PM, Wojciech Krzesaj and I are breaking down how we approach accessibility in diagramming and whiteboard tools. Sign up: https://lnkd.in/dKemJpVG