We build the software we would want to use.
Adiram is an independent software studio building Android and web products — our own, and other companies'. What follows is how we think about the work, and how we go about it.
What we stand for
Most of what we believe about software comes down to restraint. A product should do its job and then get out of the way. It should ask for the permissions that job actually needs and no others. It should leave your data on your device when there is no good reason to move it. And it should be as easy to leave as it was to start. That is the shape we want every Adiram product to have.
How we build
The engineering decisions we do not compromise on.
Native, not wrapped
Android apps are built against the platform itself, so they behave like Android apps — in memory use, in battery cost, and in how they handle being interrupted.
Minimal by construction
What a product collects is decided when it is designed, not patched afterwards. If a feature works without an account or a server, it does not get one.
Real devices, real conditions
Tested on actual hardware rather than only an emulator, because the problems that matter — permissions, background limits, battery — only show up there.