We take a product from an idea to something running on a real domain, and we do the parts most studios hand off — the backend, the mobile build, the DNS, the security.
Full applications rather than brochure sites — accounts, databases, permissions, payments, and an admin area for the people who have to run the thing after launch. Built with Astro, Next.js, or plain HTML depending on what the job actually needs, not what is fashionable.
Sevoria · Aria Lab · MOSAIC
Fast, accessible sites that load in under a second and rank because they are technically clean, not because of tricks. Self-hosted fonts, no tracking scripts, real structured data, and a sitemap that reflects reality.
This site · sevoria.co
Android applications that share a backend with the web product so the two never drift apart. Distributed through the Play Store where that is possible and as a direct installable build where it is not.
Sevoria for Android · MOSAIC for Android
Databases with row-level policies, authentication that survives a security review, rate limiting, edge deployment, and DNS and email configured properly. The parts nobody sees until they fail.
Cloudflare Workers · D1 · Supabase · Postgres
Persian and English sites built right-to-left from the start rather than mirrored afterwards, so the typography, spacing, and reading order are correct instead of merely flipped.
Aria Lab
Content Security Policy, strict transport security, DMARC and SPF so nobody can forge your email, CAA records so no rogue certificate can be issued, and headers that score well because they are correct.
Every project we ship
Before anything is built, you get an honest answer about whether the thing is worth building and whether we are the right people for it. Sometimes the answer is no.
Work goes live on a real URL from the first week. You never wait months to find out whether it feels right, because you can open it and use it.
Every project is handed over with a plain list of what it does not do yet. No surprises after launch.
Tell us what you are trying to build and roughly what it needs to do. You will get a straight answer about scope and whether this is the right place for it.