Nothing between you and the engineers
Zonova Tech is a founder-led product engineering studio in Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka. The people you brief are the people who design, build and ship your software — accountable end to end, from the first architecture decision to the code running in production.
Lean is the point, not a limitation
Fewer hands means fewer projects at a time, and far more attention on each one. That is exactly the trade we want to make: the person who understood your problem is the person who writes the code, and they are still here after launch.
We're a young studio and we say so. What we won't do is invent clients, pad a logo wall or quote metrics we haven't earned. What we have is real: a production platform we built end to end, and a team that stays.
Come and see where it gets made
One room in the hills above Nuwara Eliya. No stock photography on this page. This is the actual place, photographed on the actual phones.
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01·The main room The sign is hand-painted. The sofa came with the building. -
02·Under the eaves The whole studio. Beanbag included, boardroom not. -
03·Mobile bench One codebase, both stores. -
04·Windowsill Dart on the screen, Nuwara Eliya through the glass. -
05·Hardware Standard issue. -
06·Backend desk Fuel, and the service it is keeping alive. -
07·Evening shift The fairy lights were a design decision. -
08·The view What's outside the window.
Principles we don't bend
Senior-only, no layers
You work directly with the people writing the code. No account managers, no junior hand-offs, no telephone game.
You share a channel with the engineers, not a managerWe build products, not rent seats
This is not staff augmentation. We take an idea and own it end to end, from architecture to the app store.
zonova.lk: scoped, designed, built and shipped by usWe ship, then we stay
We don't disappear at launch. We maintain, measure and keep improving what we build.
Every build ships with a support window, then a monthly plan
Want this team on your problem?
Tell us what you're building. You'll talk to the people who'd build it.