Landing pages & websites
Fast, search-ready sites that explain what you do and turn visits into conversations — designed, written and measured.
Avasteradev — Software studio
Avasteradev designs and builds software end to end — from a landing page that turns visits into clients to platforms with dozens of integrations, apps and AI working inside real operations.
One team for the whole range: the site that introduces your business, the systems that run it and the integrations that hold everything together.
Fast, search-ready sites that explain what you do and turn visits into conversations — designed, written and measured.
Internal systems and customer-facing products: dashboards, permissions, reporting and the business rules behind them.
We connect the systems you already use — ERPs, payments, marketplaces, CRMs — including platforms that offer no public API.
Cross-platform applications for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS, built from a single codebase.
Language models and agents connected to your real data and operations, with the same permissions and audit trail as your team.
Audits, modernization of legacy systems and capacity planning, so software keeps up with the business instead of holding it back.
Software that companies depend on every day — built under real load, with integrations nobody had documented.
A multi-platform system designed and built, largely by our founder alone, that became the center of a company. Its revenue flows through it: the platform integrates third-party websites that expose no official integration, and carries the daily work of more than 400 people.
Mapped undocumented platforms — request signing, session tokens, fingerprint invariants, WebSocket traffic — and rebuilt them as dependable integrations.
An Avalonia application for Windows, macOS and Linux with embedded Chromium, isolated persistent sessions per account and a companion browser extension.
ASP.NET Core and EF Core over SQL Server, JWT authentication, reporting, dashboards and server-driven permissions that reshape the interface without a release.
Webhooks verified with HMAC-SHA256, persisted before fan-out and delivered over SignalR to access-scoped groups, with idempotency designed per provider.
Passive network and WebSocket observers feed a durable local outbox; micro-batches reach the API idempotently without delaying the user's action.
Platform capabilities exposed to AI agents through a Model Context Protocol server, turning internal operations into tools an assistant can call.
Vertical scaling first, then growth driven by real load. A module-by-module audit: 76 findings, a phased roadmap and a capacity plan from 100 to 100k users.
From sole engineer to leading the team — setting conventions, reviewing work and turning operational needs into a roadmap.
OutcomeThe operation now owns, end to end, the software it depends on. That experience — integrations nobody documented, architecture that had to hold under real load — is what Avasteradev brings to every project.
The same four steps for a landing page or a platform — only the depth changes.
We start with the problem, the people and the systems involved. Before proposing anything, we learn how things actually work today.
A clear scope, the smallest version that delivers value and a roadmap for what comes next. No surprises in price or timeline.
Short cycles with working software you can see and use early. Every integration is tested against real data, not assumptions.
Deployment, monitoring and support. As usage grows, the architecture grows with evidence, not speculation.
We read the system — traffic, data, contracts — before we touch it. Guesswork is the most expensive dependency.
Start lean, measure, and invest where the load actually is. Architecture that scales with evidence.
From the first commit to the person on the other side of the screen. Shipping is the midpoint, not the finish.
Renato LealFounder & Software Engineer
Avasteradev was founded by Renato Leal, a software engineer based in Curitiba, Brazil, specialized in platform engineering, AI integrations and reverse engineering.
His path started with a tool he built for a racing game and went through migrating desktop software to the web, before he designed and built — largely on his own — the multi-platform system an entire operation now runs on, used by more than 400 people every day.
Before software, Renato studied electromechanics and mechatronics, where he learned to treat every system as a machine with inputs, tolerances and failure modes. That habit defines how Avasteradev works: understand the mechanism first, then change it.
A two-step limiter for Forza: from global hotkeys to per-car ignition-cut profiles read from live game state.
As an intern, took on the migration of an established desktop product to the web, working directly with its clients.
Designed and built a multi-platform system with reverse-engineered integrations, then grew into leading its team.
The same engineering, now open to companies of any size — from a first landing page to a platform with many integrations.
Languages, frameworks and infrastructure used in real projects — from managed runtimes down to assembly. Click any of them.
A landing page this month, or a platform that has to talk to ten other systems. Describe the problem and we will reply with a clear plan.