I'm Adam Walkowski, a software architect. Through InPerceptic I help teams turn architecture chaos into structured, validated knowledge that people and AI agents can both work from.
Not slide decks that gather dust, but machine-readable models that validate, generate diagrams and contracts, and evolve with your system.
Pick the starting point that fits where your system is today. Each engagement is scoped and priced before it starts.
A rapid health assessment of your current architecture - what works, what is at risk and what to fix first. Fixed scope, fixed price.
Good fit if: You need an honest view of your architecture's health before a big decision.
Ask about the DiagnosticAn intensive design engagement that takes one target architecture from idea to a specification your team can build from.
Good fit if: You are starting a new product or a major redesign and need one target state designed and specified.
Ask about the SprintAn independent architecture assessment for an investment, an acquisition or another strategic decision.
Good fit if: You are deciding on an investment or an acquisition and need the technical picture in terms a board can use.
Ask about Due DiligenceFor a product that must change while it keeps running - from today's architecture to the target one, in steps your team can release.
Good fit if: Your product has to keep running while its architecture changes. Each phase is scoped and priced before it starts, and it can follow a Diagnostic or a Sprint.
Ask about the ProgrammeNot sure which fits? Tell me where your system is today.
Let's talkI'm Adam Walkowski, a software architect with 15 years of hands-on delivery of digital products. I founded Archally, a toolset that keeps a system's concepts, rules, decisions and contracts in one validated model that generates diagrams and API contracts, and that people and AI agents can both work from. It shapes how I work with clients: I help people understand their products from both the business and the technical perspective.
Most architecture work ends as slide decks and wiki pages that go stale within weeks. I leave behind machine-readable specifications instead - models that validate automatically, generate diagrams and API contracts, and keep working after the engagement ends.
I work as a builder-practitioner, not a detached advisor. I read the code, talk to your team and model what I find, and I say plainly where today's system differs from the design.
A background in visual communication shapes how I document - every diagram should answer a question, not fill a slide.
Architecture as code, not documents.
Common questions
It starts with a conversation about your system and what you need to decide. If there is a fit, I propose a scope with clear deliverables and a fixed price for it. Most engagements are one of the four offers above; a Modernization Programme is scoped and priced one phase at a time.
Each engagement is scoped for its context and priced before it starts, as a fixed price for the agreed scope. There is no hourly billing.
I design and specify architecture. I do not write your production code, although the specifications are written for a team to build from. I do not take on emergency firefighting, or open-ended retainers without a clear scope.
Most architecture work ends as slide decks and documents that go stale. I deliver machine-readable specifications and interactive views - diagrams generated from one source, maps you can explore and contracts that can be checked automatically. They stay useful after the engagement ends.
Both. The Architecture Diagnostic and Technical Due Diligence assess a system you already run. The Architecture Sprint designs one target state. The Modernization Programme carries a running product from its current architecture to the target, step by step.
Yes. I am based in Gdańsk, Poland, and most work happens remotely, with scheduled calls and asynchronous review. On-site sessions can be arranged for workshops or key stakeholder meetings.
The method applies across industries. I have delivered systems in biotechnology, finance, retail, healthcare, and oil and gas.
Tell me where your system is and what you need to decide. Every engagement starts with a conversation.
No pitch, no pressure.