What We Build

This site is the portfolio

No case studies, no logo wall. You are standing on the work, and every claim below can be checked from the page you are on right now:

• 17 tools, all of them processing files inside your browser — open one, disconnect from the network, and it still runs.
• 93 URLs, statically rendered, each with its own title, description, canonical and structured data.
• Three languages with per-language URLs, because the German page for a metadata cleaner has to live at the phrase a German visitor actually types.
• A $0 monthly server bill, at any traffic level.

The number that matters to a buyer

That last one is not a boast, it is the commercial argument. Every tool here runs on the visitor’s machine. There is no API route that accepts a file — no upload bucket, no processing queue, no worker, no egress. Hosting costs nothing whether ten people use it in a month or ten thousand.

The same product built the ordinary way — files uploaded, processed server-side, deleted on a schedule — works fine and bills you every month for as long as it exists, plus the security and retention questions that come with holding other people’s documents. Where the work can be done on the client, we would rather do it there.

What we build

• Corporate and marketing sites. Next.js, statically rendered, with multilingual routing, structured data and metadata set up as part of the build rather than bolted on afterwards. This site is one of them.
• High-Speed Content Platforms. Built on modern static architectures (Astro) with zero-cost scaling and global search indexing. E.g., Bikes & Bays (Adventure motorcycle & route guide) and Packs & Paws (Canine outdoor & adventure guide).
• Custom browser-based systems. Internal tools, calculators, file processors, dashboards — anything that can run on the client instead of a server. Cheaper to run, faster for the user, and the data never leaves their machine.
• Packaged engines. The file machinery behind these tools — EXIF and C2PA stripping, PDF assembly and splitting, DPI header rewriting, ID3 editing — dropped into your own codebase instead of rebuilt.

What we do not do

Said here so nobody wastes an afternoon finding out:

• Native mobile apps. Web, including installable web apps — not Swift or Kotlin.
• Anything needing a large model on a server. OCR, transcription and image generation all need infrastructure this approach deliberately avoids.
• 24/7 on-call support contracts. We fix what we build; we are not a managed service desk.
• Being the cheapest quote in the inbox. Scope decides price and it is a conversation, not a number on a page.

Talking to us

Write to contact@novexastudio.com, or use the contact page. A first message that says what the thing has to do, roughly when, and whether anything already exists gets a straight answer — including “this is not a good fit, here is what is” when that is the honest one.

Work is remote and the language of business is English or Turkish.