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🇺🇦 Recently, our team in Ukraine joined a community volunteer day at the 450 PRYKARPATTIA Rehabilitation Center, a specialized facility supporting the recovery and reintegration of Ukrainian veterans and their families.

Softjourners worked alongside other volunteers to improve the center's grounds, install benches, and set up lighting. We also delivered a company donation to help purchase equipment and expand rehabilitation opportunities at the center.

Softjourn has supported 4.5.0 Prykarpattia since its earliest days, and it's incredible to see what it has become: a place where veterans can heal, train, try adaptive sports, and find genuine community. The center also offers fitness and English classes for veterans' families, building a stronger support system beyond rehabilitation alone.

This initiative holds special meaning for our team. It carries forward the vision of our fallen colleague and hero, Oleh Perehuda, whose dedication to the center's development continues to inspire us. Today, his wife, Vasylyna Perehuda, leads the center's growth with the same heartfelt commitment.

We're proud to be part of work that goes beyond technology and makes a real difference in people's lives. 🇺🇦

If 80% of your fans never walk through the gate, your app isn't a side project; it's the main venue!

We just published our full guide to building a sports app in 2026. It covers audience strategy, the real costs (broken down by app type), tech decisions that actually matter, and what fans expect now that they didn't two years ago.

Built for ticketing companies, venues, sports teams, and anyone serious about owning the fan relationship instead of renting it on someone else's platform.

Read the full guide:

How to Build a Sports App in 2026: Strategy, Tech, and What It Really Costs A complete guide to building sports apps in 2026. Covers app types, must-have features, tech stack decisions, real development costs, and revenue models for teams, startups, and media companies.

The teams doing the best work right now are not always the ones with the biggest budgets. They are the ones asking smarter questions.

At Softjourn, we test AI against real constraints, on real projects, and share exactly what we find. Not to promote a tool, but to give our clients a clear picture of what is possible and what still takes a human to get right.

That is what R&D means to us. Not theory, but hands-on practice.

Explore our latest findings 👉
https://softjourn.com/case-study/sj-rnd-bmad-ai

We Tested AI on Real QA and BA Work and Saw Up to 44% Time Savings | Softjourn R&D Softjourn's R&D team took an honest look at where AI-assisted documentation delivers, and where it still needs a human hand with a series of experiments.