A studio in Lima, working worldwide.
Zevem is a software and design studio. We take a small number of projects at a time, and the people who sell the work are the people who do it.
Who you would be working with
There is no account layer. You talk to the people who design and build the thing.
Gabriel David Lozano Ochoa
Gabriel works across software engineering, AI and game development. At Rala AI, he developed a real-time gaming coach that turns live match data into practical strategies and feedback. His toolkit includes TypeScript, React, Python and C#. He is studying Computer Science with a focus on Artificial Intelligence at the University of London.
Angela Paola Lozano Ochoa
Angela connects full-stack engineering, AI and automation with UX and brand design. As a co-founder of LeyFind, she helped take the product from concept to launch, shaping its frontend, user flows and visual identity. She holds a BSc in Computer Science, specialising in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, from the University of London.
How to say it
Zevem is pronounced like seven. The number is where the name comes from, and where the mark comes from too — a seven, reduced to two strokes on the same hairline grid the rest of this site is built on.
Where we are
Lima, Peru — UTC−5. That is a full working day shared with both coasts of North America, and our mornings land in the European afternoon. We work with clients anywhere and say where we are because pretending otherwise is the least trustworthy thing a small studio can do.
How we work
One team, no handoff
Design decisions that cannot be built get caught the same day, because the person who would have to build them is in the room.
Weeks, not quarters
Every project we have shipped went live in under five weeks. Short projects are not a shortcut — they are what happens when scope is decided honestly at the start.
We run our own product
StarkIDE is ours: we ship it, support it and charge for it. Owning a product changes what you consider finished.