Blue Bolt – a Polish technology company developing proprietary hardware and software for managing shared building areas – completed approximately 70 new projects in 2025, representing growth of over 21% compared to the previous year. This exceeds global PropTech market forecasts, estimated at 10–17% annual growth. The company’s ambitions, however, are much higher: in the coming year, Blue Bolt intends to return to the +100% growth trajectory it had achieved in previous years.
Today, Blue Bolt’s solutions are used by leading office and residential real estate players, with the system supporting 80,000 users across 400 projects in Poland and abroad. According to Global Industry Analysts, the global PropTech market—valued at USD 42.1 billion in 2024—is projected to reach USD 104.0 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 16.3%. Meanwhile, Grand View Research estimates the global access control market at USD 10.76 billion in 2024, with projected annual growth of 8.4% through 2030.
“The technology solutions market continues to grow dynamically, but we are seeing clear shifts within it. After a period of rapid expansion, marked by the emergence of numerous new tools, the market is now verifying which of them truly deliver value. Many innovations introduced by IT companies have not lived up to expectations, and clients are now much more conscious and analytical in their business decisions—particularly when assessing the balance of total cost versus actual benefits. This is exactly where we see our competitive edge: our priority has always been to deliver real, measurable value to users and clients. This perspective allows us to take a more long-term and stable view of market growth. We are confident that we can play a key role in this transformation, supported by solid adoption metrics from properties using our solutions. At the same time, Blue Bolt’s technology is increasingly becoming an expected standard across both office and residential buildings—a clear shift compared to previous years,” says Maciej Grabowski, Founder of Blue Bolt.
According to the company’s latest data, the number of users on the Blue Bolt platform grew by 47% in 2025, accompanied by a 55% increase in “openings”—instances of using the app to open doors or access shared spaces. The use of additional features is also rising, including integrations with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto®, where openings grew by 148%. This reflects strong market readiness for solutions leveraging advanced smartphone capabilities.
As a result, users have been gaining access to a continuously expanding set of features, such as room reservations, parking and shared-space management, and communication tools. Recently, the company also introduced integrated sauna control, expanding options for properties offering fitness and wellness zones. Blue Bolt has also enhanced access anonymization—an increasingly valued feature that simplifies GDPR-related processes for building administrators.
“Blue Bolt is under constant development, and over the past year we focused particularly on integrations with external systems, expanding the range of possible use cases for our platform. We are also observing growing demand for app personalization among our partners, who want to differentiate themselves by offering unique functionalities within the Blue Bolt ecosystem. In addition, we are enhancing the app’s administrative tools to offer more convenience for property and facility managers. A good example is our expanded visitor-access management, now available with integration into Google Wallet and Apple Wallet,” adds Mikołaj Jędryczka, Chief Operating Officer at Blue Bolt.
“In both residential investments and office complexes, we are seeing a clear shift in expectations among the new generation of users. Convenience, seamless access, flexibility, and intuitive technology are becoming essential standards. Blue Bolt meets these expectations by enabling movement within buildings without the need for plastic cards, remotes, or key fobs—while combining all expected conveniences with greater control and security for property managers, always with respect for privacy and GDPR compliance,” summarizes Maciej Grabowski.
It is worth underlining that all software used in the Blue Bolt application is developed in-house, and the devices are manufactured in Poland. The company works with leading real estate players in Poland and across Europe, who value the platform’s ability to be deployed quickly and without disruption—improving both user experience and building-management efficiency.
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Blue Bolt is a Polish technology company developing proprietary hardware and software for access control and reservations within buildings. Its solutions are used by leading office and residential real estate operators, supporting 80,000 users across 400 projects in Poland and abroad.
www.blueboltapp.com
