We build business tools and games that feel effortless, almost invisible, letting people focus on what matters.
At Moya Labs, we believe the best software is built with passion and purpose. We're a small, focused studio dedicated to creating business tools that are not only powerful, but genuinely enjoyable to use.
Every product we build starts with a real problem and a desire to solve it beautifully, through thoughtful design, speed, and attention to the details that matter.
An online Chinese dictionary and a mobile flashcard app, with the dictionary built into the app itself. One integrated experience for learners who otherwise have to juggle half a dozen tools to read, look up and remember new words.
Converts PDF bank statements to Excel, CSV, and JSON. Fast, accurate, private, and as easy as drag-and-drop.
A mobile simulation game where you control elevators, built in the spirit of Mini Metro. Clean designs, calming aesthetic, and just-difficult-enough decisions.
From bespoke internal tools to public-facing products. Fast by default.
iOS apps that feel native, polished, and worth opening every day.
We know how to take large, messy volumes of data and turn them into something modern AI systems can actually use, from ingestion and cleanup to retrieval, embeddings, and evaluation.
From a foggy problem, often one tangled up in data, to a clear, well-shipped first version. We help you find the simplest thing that could possibly work.
We start by understanding the real problem, not the assumed one. The best work begins with a careful conversation.
Quick prototypes, low-fidelity, fast to throw away. We figure out what we're building before we build it.
Then we slow down. The details (animations, copy, edge cases) are where 'good' becomes 'lovely'.
Software is a living thing. We iterate, listen again, and keep it fresh long after launch.
"I've spent twenty years building software across web, mobile, AI and data pipelines. Moya Labs is the studio I always wanted to build: small, careful, and quietly proud of every detail. If you have a problem in need of a thoughtful solution, I'd love to hear from you."