About Us
About Mathesis
Mathesis d.o.o. is a Croatian tech company specialized in digital television – with a strong focus on OTT and IPTV systems.
Since 2018, we've worked with local and global partners on projects involving video platform architecture, consulting, system integration, and in-house product development.
Our approach combines technical excellence, user-oriented thinking, and the proactive development of in-house products that solve real market problems.
📍 Based in Zagreb, operating globally.
Mathesis d.o.o.
Headquarters: Prvomajska ulica 22, 42231 Mali Bukovec, Croatia
Office: Ivana Šibla 15, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Bank Accounts:
- Privredna banka Zagreb d.d., Radnička cesta 50, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia - IBAN: HR3023400091110917312, SWIFT: PBZGHR2X
- Privredna banka Zagreb d.d., Radnička cesta 50, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia - IBAN: HR6523400091511240629, SWIFT: PBZGHR2X
Registered with the Trade Court in Varaždin, Croatia, MBS 070158032, OIB 25584922450
Share capital: 2.544,46 € paid in full
Board members: Tomica Gril
Mission and Values
Our mission
To become a globally recognized and trusted partner in digital TV – through innovation, expertise, and dedication to every project.
Our vision
To enable simple, scalable, and efficient deployment of OTT platforms – regardless of the client’s size, technical knowledge, or targeted audience.
Our values:
Trust: We build lasting partnerships
Innovation: We continuously improve tools and workflows
Expertise: We work with the best in the industry
Responsibility: We take full ownership — technically and operationally
Our Story
Founded in 2018, Mathesis began as a boutique consultancy focused on architecture and technical support for OTT projects. With over a decade of industry experience behind us, we expanded into software development, integration, and research.
Today, our team provides consulting, end-to-end delivery, and builds proprietary tools such as our cloud-based QC platform for video content verification.
We grow deliberately – investing in people, knowledge, and technology.
Careers
Interested in video tech? Want to work on real projects and use the latest tools?
At Mathesis, we’re always looking for talented individuals who:
Love to explore and learn
Are curious and technically driven
Want to help build software that matters
EU projects
Project name
Quality control of video content for digital television
Project code
NPOO.C1.1.2.R2-I3.02.0030
Short description of the project
Preparation of video content for digital television implies ensuring quality and compatibility with all targeted playback platforms (browsers, mobile phones, tablets, STBs, smart TVs, etc.).
Content producers must understand video standards, but also the specifics of each platform. Because of this, they often turn to quality control solutions to speed up the content preparation process and ensure quality on the targeted platforms.
The project develops a new generation tool for quality control of OTT video content (DASH and HLS).
Fast problem detection, compliance check on all devices and reliable scaling of OTT services through an innovative approach are enabled.
Goals and expected results of the project
The goal of the project is to bring an internal solution for quality control of video content to the pre-commercial stage.
The solution enables automated quality control for a wider range of users, reduces costs through an innovative control approach, and enables control dedicated to a specific targeted platform.
Total project value and amount co-financed by the EU
The total project value is €168,913.25
The total value of the project (eligible costs) is €149,701.62.
The share of the EU in financing the project amounts to €119,761.30
Project implementation period:
15.10.2023. – 15.10.2025.
Contact for more information
e-mail: tomica.gril@mathesis.hr
Links
https://strukturnifondovi.hr/
https://planoporavka.gov.hr/
https://fondovieu.gov.hr/eu-fondovi
Funded by the European Union - NextGenerationEU. The views and opinions presented are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.
