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Custom software, enterprise solutions, and websites, each a complete service in its own right.
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A design and engineering studio for businesses that expect more from their software, their systems, and their website. We keep teams small and senior, so the people you meet are the people who do the work.
Book a free callHow we work matters as much as what we deliver. These principles guide every decision, from the first workshop to the final handover.
Everything we deliver is designed and built for the business it serves. We would rather do fewer projects properly than many projects quickly.
You always know what we are building, why, and what happens next. Scope, decisions, and trade-offs are written down, not implied.
We make choices your future team will thank us for: readable code, sensible architecture, and documentation that outlasts the project.
A few plain facts about how the studio is set up, and what the first conversation looks like.
Custom software, enterprise solutions, and websites, each a complete service in its own right.
Discovery, build, and handover, so you always know what is happening and what comes next.
A first conversation to understand your goals and whether we’re the right fit.
Every engagement follows the same three stages, so you always know what is happening, what we need from you, and what comes next.
A free 30-minute call about your goals, then a short discovery to define what’s needed. You get a written proposal with scope, timeline and price before you commit to anything.
We design first, agree the direction with you, then build in milestones. You review working progress, not just status updates.
We test thoroughly, launch carefully and stay on hand for 30 days after launch. Then you run it yourself, or we look after it on a monthly retainer.
Studies that show how we think about a brief, and what the finished interface looks like.
Concept studies illustrate our approach. Client case studies are published with permission.
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Orryvelle is a design and engineering studio with three disciplines: custom software (portals, internal tools and apps), enterprise solutions (AI agents, voice receptionists, automation and integrations) and premium websites. Most clients come to us with a problem, such as missed calls, hours lost to admin or a website that doesn’t sell, and we design and build what fixes it.
Every system is different, so there’s no fixed price list. After a free 30-minute consultation you receive a written proposal that sets out exactly what the scope includes, what it doesn’t, and the price for it. Anything added outside that scope is quoted and billed separately, so there are no surprises.
It depends on the scope. Websites are the fastest: when you provide your content and details up front and stay responsive, a fully built website with its domain can be live in around 48 hours. Software and automations are scoped individually, and your proposal sets out a dated plan with milestones.
It’s a 30-minute call about your business, what’s slowing it down and what you want to achieve. We ask questions, tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit and outline how we’d approach it. If it makes sense to continue, a written proposal follows. There’s no obligation.
It depends on the service. Websites are yours outright: on payment you get full rights to the design, code, domain and hosting, even if we manage them for you on a retainer. Software and automations come in three models: build and hand over, managed on a monthly retainer, or a full IP buyout. In every model you can use and adapt the system; only a buyout also lets you resell it.
Still have a question? Ask us directly. We’re happy to talk it through.
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