Can I start with just an idea?
Yes. You don’t need a company, a technical brief or prior designs. In the consult we pin down what this phase can cover.
Studio
A development studio, with direct contact.
Orvexys Development exists to turn ideas into software you can use: websites, applications and wearables for businesses, local shops and individuals.
You speak with the people who design and build. Scope is written. The product is delivered running.
Who it’s for
For businesses that need digital presence or tools, and for people with an idea who don’t know how to develop it. One counterpart, a deadline and a concrete goal.
How working with us looks
A briefing, a proposal with scope, a calendar and a direct channel. We tell you clearly what this phase can cover and how it will be delivered.
Start
How we begin.
01
Consult
You tell us the idea or the business. From that we understand the goal and what is worth building now.
02
Proposal
You get a written scope: what is in, what is out, and how it ships. Nothing is committed until you accept it.
03
Prototype
Structure, flows and an interface you can already review. It is there to decide before we develop.
04
Build and handover
We build what was agreed and leave it running: code, go-live and a short brief.
Cuts
Example outcomes.
Three cuts of Clínica Vera, a fictional project: the clinic site, the day’s console and the session watch. They are not client work.
Web
Console
App and watch
FAQ
Common questions.
Does it cost anything to evaluate a project or share an idea?
No. The consult, the project review and the initial proposal are free and without obligation. You only pay if you accept a scope and we start building.
Who owns the product when it ships?
You do. You receive the code, the accounts and the documentation. Hosting or maintenance can stay with Orvexys if you want.
Is there maintenance after handover?
It is optional. If you need fixes, improvements or support, it is contracted separately, with its own scope.
Which languages do you work in?
Spanish and English — both in the conversation and in the product, if it needs it.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope. The timeline is set in the proposal, once it is clear what this phase includes.
Next step
Tell us what you want to build.
Describe the project, who it is for, and when you need it. You get a clear read and, if it fits, a proposal.