My name is Sagara, and Digital Affine is my one-person studio — a small, deliberate practice for software, design and story, working from southern Sri Lanka.
Six disciplines, one mind, one studio.
I came into design through code, and into code through curiosity. Years of academic study in Economics gave me an analytical backbone that still shapes everything — the way I diagnose problems, the way I write, and why I price honestly instead of theatrically.
The other half is craft. I've been making websites since custom WordPress themes were the obvious answer. I shoot architectural and hotel photography across the south coast. I edit video for retention, not just polish. I write Vedic astrology readings using classical Parashari technique. I run social campaigns end-to-end. And I've built Relief Manager — a SaaS for Sri Lankan schools.
The studio is deliberately small: just me, working directly with each client. No account managers, no junior subcontractors, no layers between the brief and the build. You email me, I reply.
Why that matters: every line of code, every shot, every sentence carries one person's taste. That's a feature, not a limitation. It's also why I only take on a handful of projects each quarter.