As Gena Health, a London based MedTech startup, set out to build its cutting-edge platform for empowering cancer patients, the company needed to scale its development team strategically—starting with a frontend React developer to build the MVP and later expanding to a full-stack Python and React developer to refine and polish the fully functional product…
As RSnake’s studio accelerated, the demand for consistent, high-quality software delivery across client projects began to outpace their internal capacity…
CaseCraft.AI, an innovative LegalTech startup redefining how legal casework is managed through AI, had successfully built a strong product foundation. However, as they approached their next phase of growth, the need for strategic leadership across both product development and technology scaling became urgent…
As Motics.ai began scaling its AI-powered platform for automating administrative tasks in healthcare, the team faced increasing development demands. From building new features to bug fixing, their core technical team needed immediate reinforcement.
See how Yotewo has helped startups hire smarter, grow faster, and achieve their goals with world class IT talent.
“Yotewo team were really flexible when we had delays during our development process and were able to accommodate a last minute change to the project KO! And we’ve had great experience working with them this far.”
Skomer Bennett-Clemmow
Co-Founder & CEO, Gena Health
“Yotewo helped us a lot, brought loads of candidates and we were very happy to find our current CTO. The model they operating is very efficient for startups.”
Alexander Mints
Co-Founder, CaseCraft.AI
“Really really helpful, really manual in terms of walking us through the entire process of getting our first contractor on board.”
Salinna Abdullah
Co-Founder & CTO, Motics.ai
“Working with Yotewo has been a pleasure. I’d like to specifically highlight Aliaksandr, the founder, who is always extremely prompt in his responses and highly attentive to requests. Yotewo is tackling a real problem, and I would gladly recommend them.”
Eric Andratchnikov
Founder, Dévorer
“As a digital studio, we rely on skilled talent to keep our projects on track and support our core team, and Yotewo consistently delivers. The platform’s extensive network of professionals has enabled us to minimise delays, maintain high quality, and ensure peace of mind throughout our projects.”
Mikael Saakyan
Managing Partner, Rsnake
”I am really glad you are on board. There are few times in history when man has had similar chance to combine intelligence with heart and talent to create the architecture for tomorrow’s world. The work Yotewo doing is essential.”
Christophe Melius Darnley-Brede
Founder, Spark AI
“I recently had the pleasure of working with Yotewo on several startup projects, and I can’t express enough how valuable their services have been.”
Emal Said
Co-Managing Director, Imtiaz Ariana General Trading
“Well-constructed questions helped us to understand our own needs much better, and many of the details suggested by the engineers ensured their high level of qualification.”
Jenna Lysenko
Co-Founder, Sanitary Standard
”The service provided by Yotewo is really incredible and the expertise of the team is really high and hope we can continue this amazing collaboration.”
Amy Li
Co-Founder & CEO, Labnote
“I have only positive feedback. Communication was smooth, we easily found a common language, and they clearly understood the vision and direction of the project.”
As the world of tech hiring evolves, Yotewo is building the infrastructure to support a new wave of startups and scaleups—where global talent, on-demand teams, and fast iteration replace outdated recruitment models. With a fresh round of VC backing, a bold new brand, and the beta version of its platform now live, Yotewo is entering a
Yotewo is excited to announce the launch of its new podcast series, aimed at exploring the dynamic world of venture capital and technology startups from different angles. In the inaugural episode, Yotewo’s CEO, Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin, engages in a compelling conversation with Allen Xu and Michael Theodosiou, both Investment Managers at Symvan Capital, an award-winning technology venture
In the new second episode Yotewo’s CEO, Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin, talks to Alexey Rud – serial fintech entrepreneur and founder of such projects as xPaid, Paytion and Afixpay. Key Highlights from the Episode This podcast series reflects Yotewo’s commitment to fostering meaningful dialogues that illuminate the intricacies of venture capital and the startup ecosystem. By featuring […]
Legal professionals spend an enormous amount of time on the mechanics of casework: compiling documents, cross-referencing facts, preparing bundles, and digging through case histories. These tasks are essential—but they’re also incredibly manual.
In the third episode Yotewo’s CEO, Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin, has a chat with Skomer Bennet-Clemmow – one of the founders of Gena Health, a product connecting cancer patients to personalised treatment options beyond the standard of care.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin speaks with Alexander Mints and Ruslan Kosarenko, co-founders of CaseCraft.AI — a startup reimagining how small claims are handled using AI-powered tools.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin speaks with Harvinder Power and Salinna Abdullah, co-founders of Motics.ai — a startup rethinking clinical administration work through AI-powered automation.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin speaks with Talent Tsatse, founding partner at Zemu VC — a venture fund backing high-risk, high-conviction bets across emerging markets and frontier technologies.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin speaks with Mariam Makhmudova, Investment Associate at InterSystems Ventures — sharing insights from the world of venture capital, founder dynamics, and the future of tech investing.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin is joined by Anthony Rose, co-founder and CEO of SeedLegals, to unpack the real challenges early-stage founders face — from choosing the right co-founder to raising capital, making hires, and surviving cash flow crunches. Whether you’re just starting or in the thick of building your startup, this episode is
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin sits down with Mikael Saakyan and Valeriia Volkova, the duo behind Rattlesnake — a creative tech studio helping startups and scaleups bring bold, original digital products to life. They talk candidly about breaking into the creative tech scene, navigating weird client requests, making tough hiring calls, and why sometimes
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin speaks with Alexander Chekan (Palta) and Lena Chernogolova (Flo) to unpack what it really takes to hire exceptional talent — especially in high-growth, high-stakes environments. From culture fit and GenAI roles to costly hiring mistakes and the untapped advantage of Eastern European talent, this is a must-listen for any
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin is joined by Matt Lucas (Barclays Eagle Labs) to explore how one of the UK’s biggest banks is backing startups from idea to scale — and what founders really need to succeed in today’s market. From the inside workings of corporate incubators to the brutal truths about fundraising, hiring,
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr chats with Jake Osorio, co-founder and COO of Snuze and ex-managing director at Initiator VC, to explore what it really means to build and back startups from the very beginning. This episode is a goldmine for early founders, student entrepreneurs, and anyone wondering how to turn an idea into a
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr sits down with Ana, a multi-time founder and community builder, to talk about her journey of founding multiple companies and communities, tackling misconceptions about female entrepreneurs, and the concept of building vision-led products 🔭.
AI is transforming industries across the UK — from healthcare and finance to logistics and e-commerce. But while founders and CTOs are racing to integrate AI into their tech stacks, two persistent challenges remain: where to find the right AI engineers, and how to deploy AI in a way that stays legally compliant.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr has a conversation talks with Eva Dobrzanska, the managing director of Fundraising Playbooks, about the art and science of raising capital — from crafting effective investor communications to navigating the psychology behind investment decisions.
Access to justice has always been a challenge – small claims in particular are often confusing, expensive, and time-consuming. What the CaseCraft.AI offers is a real game-changer: an AI-powered platform that helps people file or defend claims quickly, clearly, and affordably.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr is joined by Vasily, founder of RareFounders, to talk about his transition from the corporate world into startups, the creation of one of the rawest founder communities in Europe, and his perspective as both a community builder and angel investor.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr speaks with Harout, founder of MarketGlide, about building a marketplace where trust drives venture investment, solving the classic chicken-and-egg problem, and navigating the UK’s startup and VC landscape.
Your startup lives and dies by execution. Ideas are cheap; shippable software is not. The wrong web hire bleeds time and budget; the right one compounds momentum. If you’re reading this because your roadmap depends on a working product rather than a wish, you’re in the right place. Below, we’ll unpack what a web developer […]
Launching a startup is a lot like setting sail without a map. You have a vision of where you want to go, but very little certainty about the currents, the hidden shoals or the weather ahead. I’ve sat across from founders clutching napkin sketches and been struck by both their ambition and their fear: What […]
You’re building a company in the real world, not a pitch deck. Cash flow is finite, talent is scarce, and the market won’t politely wait while you decide whether your app should be purple. This guide is for founders who want a straight, field-tested path from idea to working software, without fluff, without false confidence, […]
Ask any seasoned product lead what really moves the needle in AI and machine learning, and you’ll hear the same refrain: shorten the distance from hypothesis to result. In 2025, Python continues to shorten that distance better than anything else. It’s not just that Python for AI development is popular; the language is the living […]
If you’re building a startup in 2025, mobile app development for startups isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the stage, the shop, and the handshake, all in one. The addressable audience is immense and still growing: by the end of 2025, 5G will account for roughly one-third of all mobile subscriptions, a concrete sign that richer, faster […]
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin sits down with Fedor Goldman, founder of Goldman Solutions, and Anna Zhabina, co-founder of Beyond Tech, to discuss the UK as a global hub for founders. From immigration pathways to startup challenges, they unpack why London continues to attract entrepreneurs, the most common reasons founders fail in the UK,
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin talks with Garat, founder of Verdance Ventures, about Cambridge startup ecosystem, the current state of venture capital deal flow, and how products in the UK compare to those in emerging markets.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin had a chat with Ilia Volkov, an experienced software engineer whose career spans across Facebook, Binance, Vaticle, bp, and DRW about his journey into engineering, the realities of hiring at top tech firms, and what it takes to build world-class teams.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin sits down with Toby Palmer, Associate at Ufi Ventures, to explore the evolving field of impact venture capital – investment thesis at Ufi, what early-stage metrics matter most when assessing startups and his outlook on the future of work.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin chats with Anastasia Rodina from Dreamdaze, about her journey from the corporate world to startups, the evolution of venture studios, and how to build products that truly resonate with users.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin talks with Bassey Eyo, CTO at Lybertine, about his transition from system administration to software engineering, leading tech teams, and bridging the communication gap between technical and non-technical founders.
So this has been way overdue, but we wanted to properly introduce Ritchie Beckett, our newish Chief Business Officer. We caught up with him this week in London for a quick Q&A to to introduce the person behind the role.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin has a chat with Alexandra Trotsik, Head of Operations, Growth at Simple, about the evolving role of operations in startups — from investability and team culture to people management and scaling sustainably.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin talks with Doris Zhang and Alexander Godber from Envestors, one of the UK’s leading endorsing bodies for the Innovator Founder Visa. Together, they unpack how the programme works, what makes a successful application, and why the UK continues to attract ambitious global entrepreneurs.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin had a chat with Julia Sanzharova, a digital transformation leader with over $60M in managed innovation programs across global FMCG companies. Julia shares her experience driving large-scale transformation projects, the pitfalls of digitalisation, and what it really takes to modernise enterprise systems.
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In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin hosted Svyatoslav Babinets, a talented engineering manager at Meta with over a decade of experience, and had a deep conversation about big tech culture, the skills that make truly world-class engineers, and how the future of the software engineering industry is evolving.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin hosted Ada Kirsch, an iOS Software Engineer at Meta, for a deep conversation about why collaboration is the most important element of product building, the social dangers of AI in the current market realities, and what big UX innovations we can expect to see in the near future.
In this episode, Yotewo CEO Aliaksandr Kazhamiakin had a great conversation with Dmitrii Iniutin, the first founding engineer at Seamflow, and discussed how startups can attract early-stage hires, how AI is reshaping the software engineering job market, and why the founding engineer role isn’t for everyone..
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Explore common questions about our process, services, and how we help you hire top IT talent effortlessly.
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What is Yotewo?
Yotewo is a platform matching start-ups with world class IT talents.
What industries do you work with?
We are completely industry-agnostic.
What technologies do you work with?
We are completely tech-agnostic with more than 800 technologies and 60 expertises currently available on the platform.
Where are your talents located?
Most of our IT talents are based in Europe.
How long does it take to find a candidate?
On average, we match clients with talents within 48 hours.
How does the process work?
The process is simple – define your requirements, get matched with talents, complete onboarding and start working and scaling easily.
How do you verify talents?
We run the 5-step process of verification that you can check out here.
Do I communicate with talent directly?
Yes, you are welcome to add talent to any existing communication tool.
What talents do you work with?
We only work with verified talents meeting minimum criteria to join the platform that you can check out here.
What if I have an issue with talent or result delivered?
Please let us know via support@yotewo.com and your account manager will look into it.
What in the minimum engagement with talent?
The minimum engagement that we require with talent is 80 hours.
Can I cancel the engagement with Yotewo any time?
Yes. We require a 30 days notice to cancel our engagement.
Can your provide estimations before start of works?
Yes.
Do you have trial period?
Yes, we do have a 2 weeks non-refundable trial period during which you can cancel our engagement.
How does your billing work?
Our billing cycles are monthly, meaning that we take payments for hours spent within each 4 weeks (2 sprints).
Do you require upfront payment?
Yes. If you are a new client, we require a 2 weeks deposit.
Do I receive work reports?
Yes. At the end of every billing cycle you will receive a detailed report from talent with breakdown of hours on your dashboard. You will also be notified about it via preferred contact method.
Do you provide refunds?
Yes. Please let us know via support@yotewo.com and your account manager will get in touch with you.