se·fer Amharic · noun
1 a neighbourhood; the few streets that feel like your own.
ሰፈር · an independent software studio
SeferLink builds practical products for language, culture, faith, and everyday life — clear, dependable offline, and comfortable in the languages people use every day.
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Products · available and in development
ቀን መቁጠሪያ
An Ethiopian Orthodox calendar for daily dates, feasts, fasting seasons, Synaxarium readings, and reminders. It supports Ethiopian and Gregorian date conversion, English and Amharic, widgets, and phone-calendar export.
TodaySynaxarium, next feast, next fast
An Ethiopian Orthodox Bible experience being built for focused reading, study, and dependable offline access.
HoverTap the deck to open it.
New SeferLink products are being shaped around practical problems where careful local design can make everyday tasks easier.
In developmentFocus
Products that are simple to understand, reliable in daily use, and designed around real situations rather than generic assumptions.
Apps that respect local languages, calendars, writing systems, and the details that make software feel familiar.
Essential information should remain available when a connection is slow, absent, or simply not convenient.
We test carefully, listen to users, and improve the details that matter over time.
Our process
We begin by understanding the language, culture, and everyday use behind a problem before deciding what a product should do.
Calendar logic, language, reminders, and offline behavior are treated as product responsibilities, not finishing touches.
We continue learning from real use so each product becomes clearer, more dependable, and more useful over time.
Studio · SeferLink
se·fer Amharic · noun
1 a neighbourhood; the few streets that feel like your own.
SeferLink is an independent software studio, and the name is the idea behind it: software should feel local, and respectful to the people who open it.
Our first products focus on Ethiopian language, Orthodox faith, and calendar traditions because that is where the missing details were most visible. The standard travels further: get the logic right, respect the writing system, expect the connection to drop, and make something people can rely on every day.
Questions
ETH Calendar is preparing for Android release. ETH Bible is in development.
ETH Calendar is designed to remain useful without a network connection. Offline reliability is an important part of SeferLink product design.
ETH Calendar supports English and Amharic. Other SeferLink products are being designed with Ethiopian language needs in mind.
Email is the best way to reach SeferLink today. A dedicated SeferLink support address will be added once it is ready.
Questions about ETH Calendar, ETH Bible or the studio? Write to us.