Your technical partner. From idea to a product that sells.

We take on the full technical partner role. We make the architecture decisions, manage development, and explain every decision in plain terms. You don't need to understand the code to make good decisions about your product.

You own the code 100%. From day one, we work in your repository. When the project ends, you have access to everything: source code, documentation, configurations. No dependency on us if you decide to switch partners.

For a focused MVP with 3 to 5 key features, we typically deliver in 6 to 10 weeks. AI lets us move much faster than traditional agencies. We prioritize what validates your market hypothesis, not what's technically impressive.

That's the nature of a startup. We work in short 2-week sprints so priority changes have minimal impact. If you pivot, we adapt. We also avoid over-building early on so changes stay inexpensive.

At Oriana, a first working version starts at $5,000 and a full MVP runs between $15,000 and $25,000, delivered in 6 to 10 weeks. Traditional agencies typically charge $60,000 to $120,000 for an equivalent mandate. The gap comes from AI-assisted development, which cuts our costs by 60 to 70%, and from the fact that we refuse to build features the market hasn't asked for yet.

Yes, and that's the majority of our startup clients. Our packages are designed to be affordable for a founder investing their own savings or using a grant. Many start with the $1,500 launch site or the $5,000 first version, validate interest, then fund the next phase with early revenue or a seed round.

No. We work strictly for payment, in fixed fees per phase. That's a deliberate choice: a technical partner paid in equity benefits from the project dragging on, while a partner paid a fixed fee benefits from shipping fast and well. It keeps our incentives aligned with yours and leaves your cap table intact for your investors.

Three scenarios. The product finds its market and we continue in development phases based on your priorities. The product needs a pivot and we restart from scoping with what you've learned. Or you hire an in-house team and we hand everything over: documentation, handover sessions, access to everything. None of the three depends on our goodwill, because you already own everything from day one.

Yes. We'll sign a non-disclosure agreement before any detailed discussion if you'd like, and the service agreement includes a confidentiality clause by default. The code, the data and the intellectual property belong entirely to you. We never reuse work done for one client with another, and we don't build products that compete with our clients'.

A prototype exists to show an idea: it's usually a clickable mockup, with no real database, that actual customers can't use. An MVP is a working product in production, with user accounts, real data and often payments. We can deliver a prototype if your need is to convince an investor, but in most cases a $5,000 MVP will teach you more about your market than a prototype of the same value.