SarjaTechnologies

About Sarja

One technology company, from device to datacenter.

Sarja Technologies designs, builds, supplies, secures and operates technology for consumers, businesses, enterprises, schools, government, healthcare and specialised industries — and stays responsible for it across its whole lifecycle.

How Sarja is organised

A parent company with specialist divisions.

Sarja Technologies is the parent company. Specialist divisions focus deeply on one field and draw on the whole company for everything around it.

How we work

What you can expect from Sarja.

  • 01

    One accountable partner

    Software, infrastructure, devices, security and support from one company — so there's never a gap between suppliers for a problem to fall into.

  • 02

    Engineering first

    We design and build the systems we recommend. Advice is grounded in what it takes to deliver and run it.

  • 03

    Built around you

    We shape technology around your organisation's workflows instead of forcing you onto generic products.

  • 04

    Honest scope

    We say plainly what we'd do, what we wouldn't, and where a specialist or accredited party is required.

  • 05

    Vendor-neutral

    We recommend the platforms and hardware that fit, and manage vendors on your behalf.

  • 06

    In it for the long term

    Design, build, deploy, operate, support — and stay accountable for as long as you run it.

Built by Sarja · engineering work

We build below the application layer, too.

Our own engineering projects, shown as evidence of capability — not as customer deployments.

Iron Linux desktop with the Iron panel and application launcher
Iron Linux — actual screen

Operating system · engineering project

Iron Linux

A lightweight Debian-derived Linux distribution with its own Wayland desktop — evidence that we can work below the application layer when a product needs its own operating environment.

Base
Debian 13 (trixie), APT / .deb
Desktop
Wayland, labwc compositor, custom Iron session and theme
Build
Debian live-build; Calamares installer with Iron modules
Targets
AMD64 ISO; ARM64 (Raspberry Pi 4) image, hardware validation pending

First public build, v0.1.0 — September 2026

ironlinux.pages.dev
Iron Entertainment System seatback interface showing the games screen
Iron Entertainment System — actual screen

Embedded entertainment · interaction prototype

Iron Entertainment System

A seatback in-flight-entertainment concept built to prove a modern passenger experience on modest hardware — films, games and flight information in a dedicated, remote-and-touch interface.

Stack
Tauri 2 (Rust) shell, Svelte 5 / TypeScript interface
Implemented
Catalogue and search, player with audio/subtitle selection, games, flight view
Input
Touch, remote, keyboard; 1280×720 to 1920×1080
Target
Linux seat hardware in a kiosk session (planned)

Prototype v0.1 — mocked content, not deployed

Bring us the problem, not the product list.

Tell us what you need to build, supply, secure or run. You'll hear back from an engineer who can tell you plainly what we'd do — and what we wouldn't.