Adapt

A good fit

Adapt suits Danish and international organizations that want a Copenhagen-based partner for the full span of a digital product: discovery and strategy, UX research and design, front-end and back-end development, native apps and ongoing operation. Its published collaborations cover an energy utility, a listed property company, a music-rights organization, media titles, membership organizations, NGOs and retailers, so it fits mid-sized and large organizations with content-heavy or self-service platforms. The provider also targets buyers that need ISAE 3402-certified delivery, structured user testing, accessibility audits or AI concept-to-prototype workshops. The website is published in Danish and English.

Services

• Full-stack web platform development with headless and composable architecture, cloud hosting and security
• Native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin) apps and cross-platform apps, including self-service apps backed by PHP and Laravel APIs
• CMS and content platforms on WordPress, Statamic, Laravel Nova and Contentful, including a scoped Contentful migration offer
• Front-end and search integrations such as React, TailwindCSS, AlpineJS, ChartJS and Meilisearch
• UX and digital design: user research, navigation models, scalable design systems and visual design
• Expert-driven user testing and product validation
• Accessibility audits for websites and apps
• AI advisory and AI workshops from idea to prototype, data and insights, SEO and digital marketing

Representative work

Adapt's official case studies describe a strategic redesign of Koda's website with a new navigation model and a modular design system informed by user research and testing; a native iOS and Android self-service app and website for Andel Energi, built with Swift, Kotlin, a PHP and Laravel service API, Agillic push and a WordPress plus React front end with consumption charts; and a new jeudan.dk for the property company Jeudan covering strategy, UX, design, development, SEO and digital marketing on Statamic, PHP and Laravel, Laravel Nova and Meilisearch, with a map-based property search. Other named collaborations on the site include r8Dio, GSV, Ældre Sagen, Forbrugerrådet Tænk, TrygFonden, The Royal Danish Theatre, Dagbladet Information, Lederne, Oxfam Denmark and Normal.

Notes

Adapt states that it has worked with digital since 1998 and describes an international family of 140 digital experts, with around 75 people at Langebrogade 6A in Copenhagen and 30 at its Kaunas office in Lithuania. The development page states more than 30 in-house developers and an open-source, agile approach. The footer lists ISAE 3402 certification and an SKI public-procurement supplier badge. The contact page mentions offices in the United States without naming a city, so no US address is listed here. The website is published in Danish and English.