Bosnia and Herzegovina startup ecosystem
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Amir Salihefendic
Amir Salihefendic is the Founder and CEO of Doist, the company behind Todoist, one of the world's most widely used task management and productivity applications with tens of millions of users globally. He founded Todoist in 2007 and built Doist into a profitable, bootstrapped, fully remote-first company without external venture capital funding. Salihefendic is a widely cited thought leader on async-first work culture, sustainable remote work practices, and building durable software businesses outside the VC model.
Authority Partners
Sarajevo technology company at Dzenetica Cikma 1 and a member of the Bit Alliance, reporting more than twenty-eight years of experience. It works on AI transformation and product engineering, covering rapid AI product delivery, modernisation of legacy systems and cloud migration, and describes its model as building software alongside clients rather than for them.
Bit Alijansa (BIT Alliance)
The leading association of IT companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina, working to strengthen the country's digital ecosystem through collaboration, innovation, education and international positioning of the domestic IT industry. Its stated primary goal is cooperation with educational institutions on revising curricula, and it runs the ITkarijera.ba careers platform for the sector.
CODIS
Banja Luka software company and tenant of the Innovation Centre Banja Luka, building full-stack web applications aimed at business optimisation. Its work covers automating business processes, business intelligence dashboards for extracting insight from operational data, and custom financial and accounting systems, including stock exchange software.
Digivox
Banja Luka digital marketing agency and tenant of the Innovation Centre Banja Luka, reporting more than seven years working with innovative companies. It combines web development with performance marketing, branding, SEO, content production and event marketing, positioning the mix around measurable business results rather than campaign output alone.
HUB387
Innovation and coworking space in the heart of Sarajevo, which describes itself as the starting ground for many of the country's startups. It offers office space and a collaborative, creative atmosphere intended to foster new projects, innovation and modern creative processes for emerging businesses, and runs Academy 387 alongside a regular events programme.
Innovation Centre Banja Luka
Centre for entrepreneurship support and development at Dr. Mladena Stojanovica 4 in Banja Luka, hosting resident companies on site. Its tenants span software development, digital marketing, media production and natural products, and the centre publishes the roster publicly, making it one of the few Bosnian hubs to name the companies it houses.
Intera Technology Park
Technology park in Mostar providing a business incubator, coworking space, offices, halls and IT classrooms, together with a Training HUB covering CNC, IT and business education and an Autodesk training centre. It reports more than 50 implemented projects, 50 companies supported through incubation, 300 trainings delivered and 1,500 events organised.
Klika
Sarajevo engineering company, formally Klika LLC and a member of the Bit Alliance, describing itself as AI-native and reporting more than twenty years in business with over 200 full-time specialists. Its work spans consulting, AI-assisted software delivery, autonomous agent workflows, enterprise data infrastructure and incident management automation for financial services, healthcare and mobility clients.
LANACO
Banja Luka technology company at Veljka Mladjenovica bb, tracing continuous operation to 1990 and reporting more than 250 technology specialists. It delivers cloud infrastructure, custom software development, cybersecurity and communications systems, working on digital transformation for education, banking, government, manufacturing, energy, retail, healthcare and telecoms.
