Our story

Yarsa Labs

Yarsa Labs is where our ventures start. We build the systems—finance, HR, legal, infrastructure, and leadership—so product teams can focus on design, engineering, and customers.

Our mission is to make “Made in Nepal” a mark of quality and trust in technology: not as a slogan, but as something people experience in the apps they play, the devices they use, and the platforms they rely on for business.

Yarsa Labs team outdoors in branded shirts — Yarsa Labs

Founded 2016-08-28 · Redefining Made in Nepal · Published team size range: 50–99 people.

Group timeline

How the group took shape (dates match our public venture and company records).

2016 — Yarsa Labs founded in Pokhara, Nepal
2017 — Yarsa Games established
2021 — Yarsa Tech established
2023 — Yarsa Bazar established
2024 — Yarsa Play (game backend platform) launched

Yarsa Labs DevBlog

The DevBlog is our open technical journal for engineers and designers—articles on software architecture, game design and art pipelines, security, QA, operations, motion design, and infrastructure.

Anyone building products can read how we solve real problems; it sits alongside our code and designs as part of how we give back to the community.

blog.yarsalabs.com

Yarsa Games

Yarsa Games began in 2017 as a way to teach programming through shipping real games. Early hyper-casual experiments taught us what scales; we doubled down on Block Match, Mighty Survivor Force, the Nepal Driving License game, design, and live operations.

yarsagames.com

Ludo game promotional artwork on phone — Yarsa Games · yarsagames.com

Stylized 3D character art from Yarsa Games — Yarsa Games · yarsagames.com

Collage of mobile game titles from Yarsa Games — Yarsa Games · yarsagames.com

Users reach (Yarsa Games): 150M+
Games featured on yarsalabs.com: 8

Today the studio is known for approachable, social games that people return to for years—not weeks. We measure success in player trust and long-term retention, not vanity metrics alone.

Milestones

Player and title milestones below follow the public story on yarsagames.com; refresh both when you update marketing numbers there.

2017 — Started making games
2018 — First game published
2019 — 1M+ users
2020 — 10M+ users
2021 — 50M+ users
2022 — 100M+ users
2023 — 10+ games published
2024 — 20+ games in portfolio

Yarsa Play

yarsaplay.com Documentation

Since 2024.

Yarsa Play is our game backend as a service: authentication, leaderboards, inventory, tasks, monetization, and live operations—so studios can ship multiplayer titles without standing up their own server stack.

Yarsa Play game backend platform preview — Yarsa Play · yarsaplay.com

Plug-and-play APIs, documentation for common languages, and a free tier for up to 10,000 players—built to lower the bar for developers who want to focus on gameplay, not infrastructure.

Yarsa Tech

yarsa.tech

Since 2021.

Yarsa Tech is our answer to a harder problem: building consumer electronics in Nepal at serious scale. Based in Pokhara, we combine electronics R&D, PCB fabrication and assembly, product design, rapid prototyping, and mass manufacturing.

Yarsa Tech hero — electronics and manufacturing in Nepal — Yarsa Tech · yarsa.tech

Nizi Power backup product — Yarsa Tech · yarsa.tech

Nizi Scan wired device — Yarsa Tech · yarsa.tech

Capabilities

Electronics design & R&D
PCB fabrication & industrial SMT assembly
Product design, 3D printing & packaging
Mass manufacturing & quality control

Product lines

Nizi Power — backup power for routers and uninterrupted connectivity
NiziPOS — QR display for payments with real-time feedback
Nizi Scan — reliable scanning for common code formats
AudiQR — audio payment notifier for merchants
Nizi motor controller & light sensors — automation for homes and businesses

We sell through our own channels and partners—see yarsa.tech for the latest devices, stores, and support.

Yarsa Bazar

yarsabazar.com

Since 2023.

Yarsa Bazar

Yarsa Bazar is our B2B marketplace: we connect manufacturers and retailers so inventory, trust, and pricing move faster across Nepal.

It’s the commercial layer of our ecosystem—built for teams who already make or move physical goods, and need software that fits how Nepal actually does business.