people over titles.

writes code, pays the server bills.

egor founded vøiddo in 2024 after getting frustrated with the state of e-commerce tooling. he built the initial versions of scrb and void factory. he still writes code daily, primarily focusing on the backend architecture and api design. his background is in heavy backend engineering and distributed systems.

"just deploy it and see what breaks."

makes the database queries run faster.

dmitri spent a decade working on legacy payment systems before burning out on corporate bureaucracy. he joined vøiddo to work on things that actually ship. he manages our PostgreSQL clusters and ensures the data pipelines for rankd run without latency. he has strong opinions about indexing.

"your orm is hiding a terrible query."

makes the buttons actually work.

ido grew up in jerusalem to a hungarian mother and an israeli father, spent two years at a design agency in budapest, and came back to tel aviv for the startup pace. at vøiddo he owns the frontend for scrb and the admin dashboard for void factory. he has mild opinions about web accessibility and strong opinions about bundle size. he rewrites the design system whenever the spacing starts to bother him.

"we do not need another javascript framework."

keeps the lights on.

tal grew up in tel aviv and cut his teeth on security infrastructure for a mid-size fintech before walking out the day the company tried to push biometric tracking on its own employees. at vøiddo he runs everything we deploy — nginx configs, ci/cd pipelines, the monitoring stack that pages him when scrb latency drifts past a threshold. he trusts bash scripts more than vendor dashboards.

"it works on my machine is not a deployment strategy."

maintains the visual language.

roman moved from leningrad to haifa as a child, studied industrial design at bezalel, and spent fifteen years art-directing at two of the better-known israeli agencies before deciding he would rather build things than pitch them. he owns the vøiddo visual identity end to end — the wordmark, the sigil, the typography on every marketing page, the stylized portraits you are currently reading alongside. he cares about kerning more than is reasonable.

"make it darker."

breaks things intentionally.

lev moved from st. petersburg to haifa as a teenager, studied math, and ended up in quality engineering almost by accident. he writes the playwright suites that run against every pull request and designs the fuzzers that feed malformed data into the scrb api. his job is to find the edge cases before paying customers do. he keeps a running list of the worst bugs he has ever shipped pinned above his desk.

"i found another unhandled exception."