Boldare

04/09/2026

In 2018, a Tesla ran on Autopilot for 37 minutes without any driver input. Before it crashed.
The word did the selling before the interface ever had a chance to set expectations correctly.

Our new article breaks down why a model can be highly accurate in testing and still lose people's trust once it's live, and what causes the mismatch. 👇

https://www.boldare.com/blog/human-ai-interaction-design-how-to-build-ai-features-users-actually-trust/

03/09/2026

Very shortly today: let’s code, burn some tokens, and have together! Brace yourselves, Developers, Agile Project Leads, Engineers, and Developers!
Requirements, salaries, and benefits –>>>> boldare.com/career

28/08/2026

Our development team at Wittenberg this week 📍
A meeting with our longtime client PRISMA European Capacity Platform GmbH + a bit of Reformation history along the way 🙌

21/08/2026

An agent reads the tool's description once, then decides whether to call it. Get that description vague, and the agent calls it for the wrong request every time.

We published a step-by-step build of an MCP server on top of a real internal ticketing API. In it:

- Why narrow, explicit inputs beat loosely typed ones
- How to stress-test a tool with real, imperfect inputs before an agent touches production data
- What separates an afternoon prototype from a server built to run unattended

Full article in the comments.

19/08/2026

This is (among others!) why we’re so enthusiastic about AI in the development process! ❣️

Mikołaj, our Software Developer, thought: what if managing content in CMS felt like a natural conversation instead of clicking through forms? So he built it.

Instead of forms and field hunting – just describe what you want, and AI handles the rest.

Today we’re releasing it as open source. Free for everyone.

Payload AI Conductor → https://github.com/boldare/payload-ai-conductor

For anyone managing Payload who wants to work faster.

17/08/2026

💬 "We've got a ton of features to go through."

That's how the workshop you can see in the pictures below kicked off. We could have walked through the spec line by line – two days of reading out loud and nodding along. 😴

Instead, we did something different. 🚀
We focused on what actually needed a discussion, and spent the rest of the time on the technical conversation and the calls that really matter: what users actually need, what goes into the MVP, what the acceptance criteria are, what the roadmap looks like.

The result? The client walked away not with a wishlist, but with a plan that's actually doable.

Because the real point of scoping workshops isn't "going through the docs." It's making the decisions that need to be made anyway – the only question is whether you make them consciously upfront, or the hard way, mid-development.

Huge thanks to our team for the energy and engagement they put into these two days! 🙌

23/07/2026

Thank you for your trust and a great collaboration! We're grateful for the opportunity to explore together how to communicate your mission even more effectively and create better experiences for your audience. Wishing you all the best in the next steps, we're looking forward to seeing the impact. 🚀

💡 Jak jeszcze lepiej opowiadać o naszej misji i być bliżej osób, które chcą wspierać nasze działania??

Nad tym pracowaliśmy razem z zespołem Boldare podczas warsztatu poświęconego naszej stronie internetowej. Dziękujemy za możliwość wspólnego przyjrzenia się temu, jak lepiej porządkować treści, komunikować nasze działania i budować dobre doświadczenia dla całej społeczności Funduszu - darczyńców, grantobiorców i sympatyków.

Było dużo energii, inspirujących rozmów i cennych wskazówek na dalszy rozwój. Dziękujemy za zaangażowanie, wiedzę i świeże spojrzenie! 🚀

Nie możemy się doczekać kolejnych kroków!

14/07/2026

💡 How to turn a complex problem into a simple plan?

Today we're answering that question together with the Fundusz Obywatelski team – a workshop covering information architecture, user journeys, and communication

In action 💻: Kamil Marczak, Product Designer at Boldare

08/07/2026

DevCamp 2026 is officially a memory now 🌲✨

Three days, one team, and a real break from the daily grind. We laughed way more than expected during karaoke night, got our adrenaline going with paintball and archery tag, and somehow still found time to just sit back with a game of volleyball or badminton. There was room for the serious stuff too – a hands-on blockchain workshop and an honest chat about how AI actually works, no fluff involved 💡 And of course, the weekend wouldn't have been complete without a 90s throwback party by the bonfire 🕺

At the end of the day, it was never really about the schedule. It's the people, the late-night conversations, and that feeling of being part of something real 💛

See you next year 🚀

08/07/2026

DevCamp 2026 is already behind us 🌲

Three days away from the office, one team, and plenty of time to actually talk to each other for once.

The weekend opened with familiar faces, quick catch-ups, and an evening that quickly turned into dinner, karaoke, and more laughter than we expected 🎤

Saturday had a bit of everything. Paintball and archery tag brought out the competitive side 🎯, while volleyball and badminton offered a slower pace for those who needed it. And in between, there was real substance too – a hands-on "Blockchain in Practice" workshop, plus a straightforward look at how AI actually works, no buzzwords attached 💡 As the sun went down, the 90s took over with a bonfire party that ran late into the night.

At the end of the day, though, it was never really about the schedule. It's the people, the conversations, and the kind of connection that sticks around long after the weekend ends 💛

See you next year!