Zevem
Zevem is an independent software and design studio that brings product design and engineering together to take digital products from first idea through production. It works on websites and e-commerce, platforms and SaaS, mobile and desktop applications, and product design and branding, while also building products of its own.
At a Glance
- Businesses needing websites or e-commerce
- Startups and organizations building platforms, SaaS products or marketplaces
- Operators needing dashboards and workflow tools
- Brands needing product design, branding or design systems
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AI Tools by Zevem
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Neptune
Rust Terminal for Coding Agents
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Latest News
Neptune 0.1.0-rc.4 released as a beta release candidate with configurable shortcuts, dev-server port handling, Changes and Agents panels, agent collaboration, worktrees, attachments and in-place updates.
Neptune 0.1.0-rc.3 released.
Neptune 0.1.0-rc.2 released.
Neptune 0.1.0-rc.1 released as the initial public release candidate.
Products & Services
Marketing sites and online stores designed and engineered for speed and strong visual communication.
Multi-sided products, marketplaces, dashboards and operational workflows, including design of both customer and operator experiences.
Native and cross-platform applications, including desktop tooling and real installers, update channels and crash reporting.
Identity, design systems and interface design, offered standalone or as part of a full product build.
Market Position
Zevem positions itself as a small integrated design-and-engineering studio rather than a separated design agency and development vendor, emphasizing the same team from sketch to production and projects shipped in under five weeks. Its own native tools compete in the developer-productivity space with terminals such as Ghostty and cmux; Neptune differentiates through workspaces, SSH, GPU/native architecture and built-in support for multiple AI coding-agent workflows.
Leadership
Founders
Gabriel David Lozano Ochoa
Co-founder and software engineer. Works across software engineering, AI and game development; at Rala AI he developed a real-time gaming coach using live match data. His toolkit includes TypeScript, React, Python and C#, and he studies Computer Science with an AI focus at the University of London.
Angela Paola Lozano Ochoa
Co-founder and product engineer. Combines full-stack engineering, AI, automation, UX and brand design. She co-founded LeyFind and helped take it from concept to launch, shaping its frontend, user flows and visual identity; she holds a BSc in Computer Science specializing in AI and Machine Learning from the University of London.
Executive Team
Gabriel David Lozano Ochoa
Co-founder · Software engineer
Software engineer working across AI and game development; previously developed a real-time gaming coach at Rala AI.
Angela Paola Lozano Ochoa
Co-founder · Product engineer
Product engineer combining full-stack engineering, AI, automation, UX and brand design; co-founder of LeyFind.
Founding Story
Zevem was created around an integrated-studio model in which the same people design and build a product, avoiding handoffs between design and engineering. The founders also built StarkIDE for themselves so they would have to ship, support and charge for a product after launch, not only deliver client projects.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Zevem sells project-based design and software-development engagements, with published budget bands from under $5,000 to $40,000 and up. It also operates its own product businesses: StarkIDE has a paid tier, while Neptune is described as free and open source.
Pricing Tiers
Budget ranges shown on Zevem's project enquiry form; these are not stated to be fixed package prices.
Target Markets
- Businesses needing websites or e-commerce
- Startups and organizations building platforms, SaaS products or marketplaces
- Operators needing dashboards and workflow tools
- Brands needing product design, branding or design systems
- Software developers and teams using native terminals and AI coding agents
- Launching websites and e-commerce stores
- Building marketplaces and other multi-sided SaaS products
- Designing operator dashboards and internal workflows
- Shipping mobile and desktop applications
- Product identity, branding and interface/design-system work
- Focused local or SSH software development with terminal-based AI coding agents
- PrymeCab — luxury private transport booking flow and operator enquiry handling
- LeyFind — two-sided legal marketplace with an AI-assisted intake and matching experience
- The Tahini House — multilingual hospitality site in English, Spanish and Hebrew
- Zeelise — fashion e-commerce storefront centered on product imagery