Orrin builds AI products end to end — design, engineering, deployment, and the part most agencies skip: staying around after launch to make sure it keeps working.
We started by building automation systems for real, operating businesses — not prototypes, not demos. That work is where Ronyx came from: a way for businesses to manage daily operations from the app they already had open all day, instead of learning new software.
That same team now takes on custom agent builds for businesses with a workflow specific enough that nothing off-the-shelf quite fits. The approach is the same either way: understand how the business actually runs first, then build for that — not for a generic version of it.
We keep the team small on purpose. It means one group of people understands your system end to end, from the first conversation through to whoever answers when something needs fixing two months later.
We'd rather show you something running on your real data than present slides about what it could do.
A system that breaks quietly six weeks in and nobody answers for it isn't a system we're willing to ship.
If the software doesn't match how your team actually operates, the problem is the software — not your team.
Tell us what you're working with — we'll give you a straight answer about what's realistic.