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Two people.One narrow problem, taken seriously.

Revo Studios is a design and engineering studio. We learned the trade building for industrial manufacturers, where an engineer checks your numbers — and we build to that standard for anyone who wants it.

Who you work with.

Both of us on every call, and both of us on the build. The bios are ours, not a copywriter's.

Shon Avi Shay Gutman, co-founder of Revo Studios

Shon Avi Shay Gutman

Co-founder
Based
Madrid, with time in Dubai
Educated
Lausanne, then Geneva
Outside the studio
Competitive sport

Shon Gutman is an entrepreneur and problem solver born in Israel, educated at boarding school in Lausanne and university in Geneva, and now based in Madrid with time split in Dubai. As Co-Founder of Revo Studios, Shon leads with a builder's mindset — turning ambitious ideas into digital experiences that actually work. Ukrainian by nationality and a competitive sportsman outside the studio, he brings the same discipline and drive to Revo that he brings to competition. Hands-on and detail-driven, Shon leads teams and solves problems as fast as they come up, always pushing for a sharper, more considered result.

Rome Levav, co-founder of Revo Studios

Rome Levav

Co-founder
Based
Herzliya, Israel
Focus
Product and customer experience
Also
Team lead at eSIMo

Rome Levav is an entrepreneur from Herzliya, Israel, with a strong focus on technology, digital products, and customer experience. As Co-Founder of Revo Studios, Rome combines creative thinking with a sharp business mindset, focusing on building modern digital experiences that are both visually strong and built with purpose. Alongside Revo, he serves as a Customer Service Team Leader at eSIMo, where he works closely with customers and teams in a fast-paced international environment. Driven, ambitious, and highly detail-oriented, Rome is constantly looking for ways to improve products, challenge conventional thinking, and turn ideas into experiences people genuinely enjoy using.

We learned this in the hardest room in the building.

A manufacturer will hold a sensor to a drift specification, document it, and re-check it before it ships. The website that sells that sensor is usually the one artefact in the company nobody measures at all.

We built for those buyers first on purpose. An engineer reading a datasheet will catch a number that is off, and procurement will not forgive a page that wastes their time — so a site that survives that room is not a site that merely looks good.

That standard is the thing we actually sell, and it is not industry-specific. Whatever your company makes or sells, the same gap is usually there between the quality of the work and the quality of the site selling it. We would like to close it for you.

Small, senior, and accountable after launch.

Two people do the work. Nothing is handed to a junior after the pitch, because there is no pitch team and no junior — the people you meet on the first call are the people who build it.

Every engagement carries twelve months after launch. We would rather be judged on what the site does in month twelve than on how it looked the week it shipped.

Tell us what you make.

Thirty minutes. We look at your current site before the call and arrive with specifics rather than a pitch.