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I. Cover plate●Avogadrix / Volume 01 001 / 006
Technology studio

Software, made of simple shapes.

AVOGADRIX designs and engineers digital products — web platforms, mobile apps and AI systems — built from small, well-made parts that add up to something big.

Start a project See how we work
↳ Design · Engineering · AI NA = 6.022 × 10²³ mol⁻¹
Fig. 01 / AVX-26 Construction bowl r 59 · stroke 29 Plate Nº 01
What we build
II. Principles●How we decide 002 / 006

Simple beats clever.

If a part can’t be explained in a sentence, it isn’t finished yet. Clarity is the feature that makes every other feature last.

Work in small loops.

Short cycles, working software, honest demos. You see progress every week — not a big reveal at the end.

Leave room for a smile.

Craft shows in the details people feel but rarely name. We sweat them, because that’s where trust comes from.

Triangles, circles,
and a smile.

AVOGADRIX hand-drawn wordmark
III. Services●Four disciplines 003 / 006

One studio, four shapes of work.

Bring us a product at any stage — a sketch, a stalled build, or a system that needs to grow up. Pick a discipline to see what it covers.

01 · Product engineering

Web and mobile products, shipped end to end.

From first prototype to production release. We pair product thinking with engineers who own the whole stack, so decisions stay close to the people making them.

  • Discovery & product scoping
  • Web applications
  • iOS & Android apps
  • APIs & integrations
  • QA & release pipelines
  • Ongoing iteration
IV. Method●From signal to system 004 / 006

From first sketch to working system.

Step 01 · Map

Workshops, interviews and a look at what already exists. We leave this step with a one-page brief, a shared vocabulary and a clear list of what not to build yet.

V. The studio●Why the name 005 / 006
Fig. 051776 – 1856
Engraved portrait of Amedeo Avogadro, head turned slightly to his left, in a dark coat and white cravat.
Amedeo Avogadro, TurinPortrait courtesy Science History Institute · Public domain

Big systems are small units, arranged well.

In 1811, Amedeo Avogadro revealed that even invisible particles follow a beautiful order. His idea inspired AVOGADRIX: we believe great technology is built from small, clear pieces working together.

Triangles show direction. Circles represent people, data, and feedback in motion. And the smile reminds us that software should always feel human.

AVOGADRIX turns complexity into clarity — and technology into something people enjoy using.

  1. 1776Born in Turin
  2. 1811Publishes the hypothesis
  3. 1820First chair of mathematical physics, Turin
  4. 1909Perrin names the constant after him
VI. Contact●New projects 006 / 006

Let’s build something simple and lasting.

Tell us what you’re working on. A few sentences is enough — we’ll reply with questions, not a sales deck.

What do you need? (pick any)
Prototype form — nothing is sent yet.