01 · HomePosition the studio in one sentence.
Starter copy: “Aumora Studios designs and builds custom applications, Web3 products, video games and interactive experiences. We can deliver a defined product from discovery to launch, or stay with it through a long-term engineering and maintenance partnership.”
Page job: Establish credibility, show the four practices, surface current work and move qualified visitors toward the contact page.
02 · Services overviewMake breadth feel coherent rather than generic.
Starter copy: “Aumora Studios combines software engineering, on-chain systems, game development and interaction design. Clients get a single accountable delivery partner, even when the product crosses technical boundaries.”
Page job: Explain why the four disciplines belong together and route visitors to the relevant specialist page.
03 · Application DevelopmentLead with operational outcomes.
Starter copy: “We design and build software around the way your organisation, customers and data actually work, from focused internal tools to full operational platforms.”
Page job: Sell platforms, portals, data products, automation, APIs and backend engineering without sounding like a general freelance coding service.
04 · Web3 DevelopmentPosition practical EVM expertise.
Starter copy: “We build EVM products and integrations where programmable ownership, transactions, access or incentives add measurable value to the experience.”
Page job: Show smart-contract and dApp depth while distancing the studio from vague speculative positioning.
05 · Video Game DevelopmentShow production and systems depth.
Starter copy: “We design and build game systems from early prototype through live product, with particular strength in Roblox experiences, Godot 2D development, persistence, progression and connected game services.”
Page job: Attract full builds, vertical slices, co-development and difficult systems work.
06 · Interactive ExperiencesOwn the space between software, games and campaigns.
Starter copy: “We create branded worlds, gamified products, social experiences and simulations that give audiences something meaningful to do, discover and influence.”
Page job: Capture briefs that are interactive but not necessarily conventional games.
07 · Work / Current ProjectsUse live studio work as proof of capability.
Starter copy: “A selection of studio-owned games and interactive products in development. This page can later mix public client case studies with internal projects, using the same outcome-led structure.”
Page job: Show PiCO Paradise, PICO Card Game, Aurena and Til now, then gradually replace or supplement them with approved client case studies.
08 · Engagement ModelsMake buying the studio understandable.
Starter copy: “Choose the commercial shape that matches the certainty, scale and life stage of the product. Every route keeps scope, responsibilities and decision points visible.”
Page job: Explain discovery, fixed-scope delivery, embedded partnership and maintenance without publishing rigid pricing.
09 · Support & MaintenanceTurn post-launch work into a clear subscription offer.
Starter copy: “Aumora can remain accountable after release through a monthly support and evolution subscription, keeping the product stable while preserving momentum for useful improvements.”
Page job: Present recurring revenue as product continuity, not an afterthought or vague hourly retainer.
10 · AboutExplain the studio logic, not an inflated biography.
Starter copy: “Aumora Studios is a multidisciplinary software house built around a deliberate overlap: applications should be clear and engaging, while games and interactive products deserve durable architecture and disciplined delivery.”
Page job: Communicate principles, accountability and the advantage of connected disciplines. Add founder profiles later when ready.
11 · ContactQualify serious briefs without creating friction.
Starter copy: “The strongest first brief explains the problem, the people affected, the constraints and the outcome. We can help shape the product and technical route from there.”
Page job: Collect enough context to identify fit, scale and the most efficient next engagement.