About Us
CAVI is a technology company incorporated in Delaware, USA, run by development teams in Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur. We build apps and websites on contract, and develop and run our own products. The company was founded by three Japanese people who were, at the time, living in Malaysia and Japan.
We solve serious problems with wide-ranging ideas and bold action, and draw a picture of a world people can be absorbed in — instead of the world of addiction we live in now. A world where you create your own life by your own will, rather than being governed by someone else's. Independence over dependence. Harmony over exploitation. What you love over what you are obliged to do.
Company Profile
| Legal name | Caravan Village IncorporatedKnown as CAVI |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2025 |
| Representative | Ryuta Motomura, CEO |
| Headquarters | Delaware, United States |
| Locations | TokyoJapanKuala LumpurMalaysiaA two-site team, in Japan and Malaysia |
| What we do | App & Website Development AI Adoption & Automation Our Own Apps |
| Working languages | Japanese and English |
| Contact | info@cavi.world |
How We Work
We develop across two sites, Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur. We assemble the team each project needs and report progress on a regular schedule — so distance never costs you quality or a deadline.
Japan and Malaysia are one hour apart, so everything happens inside Japanese business hours. We work in both Japanese and English, which means the same team can handle sites aimed abroad and multilingual builds.
About the Founder
Ryuta Motomura本村隆汰
Founder of CAVI, a global co-creation network for Japanese creators
Currently
- The Good Chemicals — an app brand built to get you off your phone
- Kopi Chat — a message board for Japanese students living in Malaysia. Over 300 registered members (as of July 2026)
- Contract development — AI, websites and Web3
- Talent support
Previously
- Founder and president of the APU Farming Club in Malaysia. Ran the Zero Littering Challenge, clearing rubbish off waste ground to turn it into farmland — covered by the English-language daily The Star and four other English and Chinese outlets (2024)
- Founder of the Rontetsu philosophical dialogue club at N High School. Organised a debate between student council candidates, which was featured on TBS's Sunday Japon (broadcast 18 December 2022)
- Founder of the programming club at Seiun High School, Nagasaki. Reached the finals of the Unity Youth Creator Cup 2021 — 140 entries nationwide — and won the Bronze Award with the game RESHOOTING (four-person team)
Moving schools repeatedly as a child, and a period of not attending at all, left him uneasy with what everyone treated as normal — and gave him a philosophical streak and a habit of making things. He started programming in middle school and has worked on many projects while studying computer science at university. His aim is to change the structure of society through new technology, and build a society where people can be happy and in harmony with each other.
Vision
Connect across the world, and update humanity from Japan
We build technology that supports human will, and lead society from addiction to passion
Who we walk with
Japanese creators with the will to co-create with the world