Engineering Partner for Hardware & Software Innovation

The company was officially established on October 31, 2001, in Kaunas, Lithuania. From day one, they started working on the data visualization suite MonarchCharts and licensing it to Fortune 500 customers in the United States.

The company began developing JMonarch, a retail management system for BMS Megapolis, the largest computer retailer across the Baltic states.

The company kicked off a long-standing partnership with U.S.-based corporation Nastel Technologies. Singleton Labs was contracted to build a data visualization framework for middleware monitoring, observability, and message tracking.

Through a partnership with the German IT firm Kronion GmbH, Singleton Labs' technology entered the automotive sector. Their solutions were successfully deployed directly inside BMW AG manufacturing plants to analyze and control the quality of car body manufacturing.

Singleton Labs joined forces with UAB Arevita in an effort to develop a parking management system, laying the groundwork for what would later become the Parksol smart parking system, now managed under Parksol Technologies.

Expanding their reach into digital retail, the team built the Neriba system—a centralized e-commerce management platform designed to optimize logistics, inventory, and automated operations across an entire group of online stores.

The company successfully connected its software expertise with wireless consumer electronics by partnering with the Norwegian heating industry leader ADAX AS, which was later acquired by the Glen Dimplex Group. Singleton Labs engineered the complete technological backbone for ADAX smart radiators, delivering the thermostat firmware, establishing the cloud infrastructure, and creating mobile apps.

Singleton developed energy-efficient, low-powered Bluetooth/NFC lock hardware. The firm established the cloud infrastructure, wrote the Bluetooth firmware, and developed the corresponding mobile apps.

Singleton designed and deployed an automated ecosystem for Brun og Blid, Norway's largest tanning salon network. They built a self-service system that operates 24/7 without on-site staff by integrating mobile payment gateways, digital identity/age verification, and wireless hardware devices.

The team built Wubits.io, a Web3 social platform designed for decentralized content monetization, built around a core feature that integrated cryptocurrency payment systems directly into web content.

The firm expanded its footprint in the heavily regulated healthcare sector by becoming a partner for clinical providers. They executed software enhancements and optimizations for specialized medical and patient management platforms, notably Eurosplint.com and Patientstree.com.

Singleton Labs engineered the core architecture for ScalerX.ai, a no-code platform that enables businesses to build and deploy their own personalized AI assistants using their company's private data, documents, and web content.

The company implemented a long-range wireless smart lock project for Energo IO's autonomous parcel and book kiosks deployed across the Baltic states. Utilizing Sigfox/NB-IoT technology, they engineered secure, battery-powered locks that operate completely off-grid without requiring a hardwired electrical source.