Software,
without the noise.

SarvaOS is a small software company building a short list of tools for product teams. Three so far: one live today, two on the way.

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Why we build

Most software keeps asking for more. More features, more dashboards, more of your attention.

SarvaOS goes the other way: focused tools that do one job each, do it well, and get out of the way.

Three of them, built for the teams that build products.

What we build

First, sarvaFeed. Live and in customers' hands.

A public feedback board, a roadmap, and a changelog for your product. Votes rank demand, and voters hear back when it ships.

sarvaFeedLive

Hear what users actually want.

Public boards let votes rank demand, so the loudest voice stops winning.

Try it at sarvafeed.com

sarvaFeed

A roadmap customers can follow. Status moves in public.

sarvaFeed

A changelog that closes the loop. Voters hear when it ships.

sarvaFeedLive

Made for product managers and founders.

If you decide what gets built next, sarvaFeed keeps the evidence in one place. A board takes minutes to set up, and there's nothing to migrate.

Try sarvaFeed

Coming next

Two more, still being built. Each has to stand on its own before it ships.

sarvaTestIn development

Ship with proof, not hope.

Runs your automated tests on real browsers, in parallel, without a device lab of your own. Still being built. What you see below is the direction, not a screenshot.

Hear when it's ready

sarvaBugIn development

Point at it. Don't describe it.

Visual feedback on a live site: click the thing that's wrong, leave a note, and the report writes its own context. The earliest of the three, so we'll say more when it's closer.

Hear when it's ready

Anyone can report. No account, no bug-report form. Browser, OS and a screenshot attach themselves.

Who's behind this

We built these for ourselves.

Good software is rare, and price turns out to be a poor guide to finding it. We kept buying tools that didn't fix the thing we bought them for, so we started building around the problems we had ourselves.

Gaurav Trivedi

Product and engineering

Led the technical architecture at Tuskr, a test-management tool used by QA teams.

Shubham Kakkad

Marketing and growth

Built the marketing automation engine at Tuskr, after product marketing at Celoxis.

We've done this before.Years on test management at Tuskr and project software at Celoxis.

Not our first business.We also run Marketing Automate, an automation studio, under the same company.

You reach the makers.Write in and you hear back from one of us, not a queue.

Built to last

A short list, on purpose.

We'd rather run three products people rely on than ten they put up with. Each one earns its place before it ships.

products, in totaland no plans for a fourth

live and in customers' handssarvaFeed, at sarvafeed.com

still under constructionsarvaTest and sarvaBug

Why SarvaOS

Three principles, every product. The bar each one has to clear.

Focused

One problem, solved well. Every product does one job and refuses the rest.

Fast

Speed is a form of respect for your time and your users' patience.

Frank

We'd rather say “not yet” than oversell. Two of these three aren't finished, and we say so.

sarvaFeedLive

Build with your users, not at them.

sarvaFeed is live today. If it's sarvaTest or sarvaBug you're waiting on, tell us and we'll come back to you when it's close.

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Free plan. No credit card. Five-minute setup.

Software, without the noise.

First, sarvaFeed. Live and in customers' hands.

Hear what users actually want.

A roadmap customers can follow. Status moves in public.

A changelog that closes the loop. Voters hear when it ships.

Made for product managers and founders.

Two more, still being built. Each has to stand on its own before it ships.

Ship with proof, not hope.

Point at it. Don't describe it.

We built these for ourselves.

Gaurav Trivedi

Shubham Kakkad

A short list, on purpose.

Three principles, every product. The bar each one has to clear.

Build with your users, not at them.

Software, without the noise.

First, sarvaFeed. Live and in customers' hands.

Hear what users actually want.

A roadmap customers can follow. Status moves in public.

A changelog that closes the loop. Voters hear when it ships.

Made for product managers and founders.

Two more, still being built. Each has to stand on its own before it ships.

Ship with proof, not hope.

Point at it. Don't describe it.

We built these for ourselves.

Gaurav Trivedi

Shubham Kakkad

A short list, on purpose.

Three principles, every product. The bar each one has to clear.

Build with your users, not at them.

Software,
without the noise.

Software,
without the noise.