We build focused tools for the teams that build products. Three so far, and the first one is live.
Where the products came from, and what they are today.
There are three products so far. sarvaFeed collects customer feedback and lets votes decide what matters. sarvaTest runs automated tests across real browsers. sarvaBug lets anyone point at something on a live page and report it, with the technical context attached. Each one exists because we wanted it ourselves and couldn't find a version we liked at a price that made sense.
They are separate products today. They share a name, a design language, and the people who build them, but they don't share an account or a bill. We'd like to change that. Turning three tools into one suite is the plan, not the current state, and we'd rather say so here than let a marketing page imply otherwise.
sarvaFeed is done and live at sarvafeed.com. sarvaTest and sarvaBug are still under construction and don't have dates yet.
We pick a problem, solve it well, and resist the urge to bundle features nobody asked for. Each product does one thing and does it cleanly.
We build the tools we wanted ourselves. sarvaFeed exists because we needed a way to hear what users actually want, and we run it on our own work first.
Two of our three products aren't finished. You'll find that on the homepage in plain language, not buried in a footnote below the fold.
Everyone here writes code or talks to users, and most days both.
We work out of Pune, India. Everyone here either writes code or talks to users, and most days both. There is no sales floor and no tiered support queue.
That has a practical upside while we're this small: when you write in, you hear back from someone who works on the product, and what you tell us tends to show up in it.
sarvaFeed is out. From here the work splits two ways: making sarvaFeed good enough that teams keep using it, and finishing sarvaTest. sarvaBug comes once those two are steady.
Connecting the three into an actual suite, with one account and one bill, sits behind all of that. It's the direction, not a date we can promise.
If you want a say in any of it, write to us. This early, a single email carries more weight than it ever will again.
The ones that come up after reading our story.
A software company. We build and run three products: sarvaFeed for customer feedback, sarvaTest for running automated tests across real browsers, and sarvaBug for point-and-click visual feedback on a live site.
Not today. The three are separate products with separate accounts. They share a name, a design language, and the team behind them, and nothing else. Bringing them together into a real suite is the plan, but that work hasn't started.
sarvaFeed. It's live at sarvafeed.com and there's a free plan you can start on without talking to us. sarvaTest and sarvaBug are still being built and don't have dates yet.
Fair question. The honest answer is that all three came out of the same frustration and we prototyped them together. sarvaFeed is the one that got finished first, so it ships first.
For sarvaFeed, go straight to sarvafeed.com and create a board. For sarvaTest or sarvaBug, write to hello@sarvaos.com or use the contact form and we'll come back to you when they're close.
sarvaFeed is live, with a free plan you can start on today. Tell us what you need from it and we'll make sure it's on the list.