Cleevio is a Prague-based product studio founded in 2008 that designs and builds web and mobile software, AI products and cloud infrastructure for startups, SMEs and enterprises. It operates from offices in Prague and Brno, with additional locations listed in San Francisco and Vienna.

Cleevio suits startups, SMEs and enterprise teams that want product design, engineering and AI work from one studio, with an in-house team in Prague and Brno and further locations listed in San Francisco and Vienna. Its service structure covers AI discovery and proof-of-concept work, AI agents and automation, product discovery and UX/UI design, mobile, front-end and back-end engineering, QA, legacy modernization and cloud and DevOps work. Published case studies centre on fintech platforms, automotive sales intelligence and cinema operations software, and the company describes working either as embedded squads inside a client's own teams or as a delivery partner. The website is published in English and Czech.
Cleevio's Fidoo case study describes an embedded product, design and engineering team that helped build an SME finance platform for web, iOS and Android, with the mobile app built on Kotlin Multiplatform. The Daimler Truck case study describes a four-week discovery and prototyping engagement that combined external company, geospatial and public-tender data with a similarity model to prioritise sales leads. The Cinemax case study describes a unified point-of-sale and scheduling platform for a 14-branch Slovak cinema chain, with two-way synchronisation to the legacy system during migration. Other case studies listed on the site cover Spendee, Fortraders, Anatomy Tutor and Prima.
Cleevio is the trading name of CLEEVIO s.r.o., and its structured data gives a founding date of 2008. The website lists a Prague head office, a Brno office and addresses in San Francisco and Vienna; the about page describes the in-house team as based in Prague and Brno. The site is published in English and Czech. Contact is offered through an intro-call booking link and a homepage contact section rather than a dedicated contact page. The mobile services page names Swift, SwiftUI, Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, React Native, Flutter and Kotlin Multiplatform as its stack options.