tonik

tonik - YC design partner

Web Development UX/UI & Product Design Webflow Development Branding & Identity No-Code & Low-Code Poznań, Poland

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About tonik

tonik – Founder-first, 0→1 studio that defines, designs, and builds products and other digital wizardry.

We’re a tight-knit design studio specializing in UX/UI, branding, and no-code and development. We help early-stage startups define, build, and scale their MVPs, while also partnering with larger companies—including A-list unicorns—as an extension of their in-house teams.

Our focus is B2B SaaS, but we love tackling new challenges, working closely with founders and product teams to build long-term collaborations.

What we can do for you?

UX/UI
Web Design
No-Code Development (Webflow/Framer)
Branding
Frontend Development (React, React Native)

We team up with YC and VC-backed startups like Langchain, Okta, Clay, Segment, Meritech, Twilio, Wordware, Auth0, Chili Piper, and many more shaping the future.

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Services

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UX/UI Design

Pricing

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Min. project

$10,000+

Hourly rate

$50 - $99 / hr

Team & locations

Poznań, Poland50 - 249 employeesFounded 2007More agencies here →

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