Software studio — Las Piñas
OneVidaria Digital is a small software studio in Las Piñas, Philippines. Daubaria is in open testing on Google Play, and Vidaria and SievePulse are in early releases on the web.
Selected work
Daubaria is in open testing on Google Play. Vidaria is in alpha and SievePulse in beta on the web. The other four are being built now — no launch dates yet.
Daubaria, Vidaria, Peraria, ScorePulse, PixelPulse, SievePulse, and StrataPulse are the seven applications developed, owned, and operated by OneVidaria Digital.
Social card-daubing
A real-time multiplayer card-daubing game. Strictly non-gambling — no real-money bets and no payouts.
Real-time multiplayer
Public rooms or private sessions.
Fast sync
Built to keep every card in step.
18+ amusement only
No real-money bets, no payouts.
Botanical hub
A social hub and living database for plant people. Upload a photo and the community helps you name what you are growing.
Community identification
Upload a photo, name what you grow.
Botanical database
Living reference built by growers.
Collections
Catalogue plants, follow growers.
Bulk closure verification
Pulls road closures from traffic advisories so a person can review and confirm them before they get used.
Bulk review
Long advisories into a simple checklist.
Checked by people
Review road, schedule, and location.
Clear queue
See what is verified and what needs work.
Multi-asset tracking and portfolio intelligence.
In development
Real-time scoring and standings for live events.
In development
Capture and edit media, published straight from your device.
In development
Every Philippine hazard. Your exact location.
In developmentShip early
Small releases, tested with real users.
Simple design
Screens that are easy to understand and use.
Checked by people
A person reviews data before it goes out.
Built with users
Shaped by growers and players.
About
— Enrique Olorvida
Founder, OneVidaria DigitalLas Piñas, Philippines
I spent years running online communities and watching people struggle with tools that didn't fit. OneVidaria started as a way to build simpler versions of those tools.
Instead of patching old systems, I build small tools from scratch — each one solving one clear problem.
Three products are live in early releases and four more are in progress. Everything is still early, and each release gets better with real feedback from the people using it.
We take on a small number of client sites. It funds the product work, and it keeps us close to the problems real businesses have on the web.
We build one-page sites, keep them running, and handle the social basics.
OneVidaria Digital is an independent software studio in Las Piñas, Philippines, that builds consumer apps and data tools. It works in two families: the -aria line, which people use directly, and the -Pulse line, which filters and interprets data. Seven products exist and three are in users' hands.
OneVidaria Digital makes seven products: Daubaria, Vidaria, Peraria, ScorePulse, PixelPulse, SievePulse, and StrataPulse. Daubaria is a real-time multiplayer card-daubing game and Vidaria is a botanical community database. The -Pulse products cover live event scoring, device-native media editing, road-closure filtering, and Philippine hazard telemetry.
Three of them: Daubaria, which is in open testing on Google Play, Vidaria, which is in alpha on the web, and SievePulse, which is in beta on the web. Peraria, ScorePulse, PixelPulse, and StrataPulse are still in development, and none of them has an announced launch date.
No. Daubaria is a skill-based card-daubing game made for entertainment, with no real-money bets, no cash betting, and no payouts of any kind. It is 18+ amusement only, and attempting to use the platform for gambling results in immediate account termination.
OneVidaria Digital is based in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, Philippines. SievePulse and StrataPulse are built specifically around Philippine road and hazard data, while the consumer apps are usable anywhere.
OneVidaria Digital was founded in 2026 by Enrique Olorvida. The studio came out of years spent managing online communities and running into the same broken tools, and it exists to build the versions that should have existed.
Contact
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