We're good atremoving hours from a process you can name
Sixteen engineering practices across intelligence, build, run, protect and advise — delivered to US businesses by one accountable team.
Built on tools your next engineer will already know
Technologies we work with: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Flutter, Tailwind CSS, .NET Core, Node.js, Python, GraphQL, REST, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, BigQuery, Redis, dbt, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Intune, Teams, SharePoint.
Most clients start with one and grow into several. Because it's the same accountable team throughout, nothing gets lost in a handoff between vendors.
Turning the data you already hold into decisions and automation.
Designing and shipping the software your business runs on.
Keeping platforms, infrastructure and people operating.
Reducing risk — and proving it to customers, insurers and auditors.
Independent direction, and the people to carry it out.
Straight answers to the questions we're asked before anything else.
Oranian is an IT and AI engineering company that designs, builds and operates business software for US companies. We cover 16 practices across five categories — intelligence, build, run, protect and advise — spanning AI and automation, data platforms, software and mobile development, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, compliance and IT advisory.
Growing US businesses that need technology capability they can't staff internally — typically organizations without a full-time CTO or an in-house engineering team. Past work spans e-commerce, health and wellness, publishing and professional services.
You get a US-hours client lead who owns delivery, strategy and communication, backed by an engineering center that keeps work moving overnight. There's a daily overlap window in your morning, so you review progress, answer questions and set priorities — and wake up to more done.
Every engagement starts with a two-week, fixed-fee discovery. We map your systems and priorities and return a written findings document with a costed, prioritized roadmap. You keep that document whether or not you continue with us.
You do, from day one. Repositories, cloud accounts, domains and documentation are created in your name; we request access, not ownership. Every engagement ends with runbooks and a documented handover.
Most of what we deliver resolves to this. Tiers vary in size and one may be missing entirely — but the boundaries, and who owns what, stay the same.
Anyone can say it. These are the four commitments that make it more than a slogan.
The difference is everything after launch
The engineers in the pitch are the engineers who build it. No handoff to a junior team after the contract is signed.
Start with a two-week paid discovery and a written plan. If it isn't the right fit, you keep the plan and walk away.
Source code, cloud accounts, domains and documentation are in your name from day one. No hostage infrastructure.
A client lead in your time zone, and an engineering team that keeps work moving overnight. One accountable lead across both.
The same sequence whether the project is a mobile app or a cloud migration. Select a phase to see what it produces.
Two weeks, fixed fee, no obligation.
We map the systems you run, the work your people repeat, and the outcome you're being measured on. You get a written findings document and a prioritized plan — whether or not you continue with us.
Decisions made on paper, where they're cheap.
Architecture, interface and data design, validated with the people who'll use the system. We agree on what 'done' means, how it'll be tested, and what it'll cost to run — before a line of production code.
Working software every two weeks.
Short iterations with a demo at the end of each one. Automated tests and deployment pipelines from the first sprint, and your team in the repository from day one — not at handover.
The part most vendors skip.
Monitoring, patching, cost reviews and a named engineer with a written response time. Every quarter we review what broke, what it cost, and what we'll change so it doesn't happen again.
Representative schedule — phases overlap
A representative schedule: Discover runs two weeks, Design three, Build around ten and starts before Design finishes, and Run begins during Build and continues open-ended.
Commerce, health, publishing and professional services. Every one is still supported by the same team today.
Health & wellness · 2024
A health product with no mobile engineering function, a fixed launch date, and a requirement to work without connectivity in clinical settings.
E-commerce · 2024
Orders, stock and customer records lived in three systems that never agreed, and reconciliation consumed most of an operations manager's week.
Publishing · 2023
Traffic was quadrupling year over year on hosting that had been sized for launch, with no monitoring and an unclear security posture.
Professional services · 2023
A decade-old site that no longer reflected the business, scored poorly on mobile, and couldn't be updated without a developer.
What clients say once the project is live — which is when it matters.
They built a user-friendly, visually appealing e-commerce platform — and then stayed for the part that mattered: proactive maintenance and rapid response. It significantly improved our team's efficiency and let us focus on growing sales.
As our business grew we needed hosting that could scale with us. They offered dedicated and virtual options that fit our current needs while leaving room to expand, and their security measures mean we know client data is protected.
We weren't sure where to start with revamping our outdated website. The team took the time to understand our brand and audience, and designed something that genuinely reflects our family business. They're always a phone call away.
Their contributions as our mobile development team were instrumental in launching Vital Eazy. User-centric design, efficient code, and consistently strong problem-solving — the result exceeded expectations.
Our stack, by layer. Hover or focus a layer to see what sits in it.
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We pick tools your next engineer will already know. Nothing here is exotic, and nothing locks you to us.
A client lead on US time, and an engineering center that picks up as your day ends. Live local time for both is shown here — a green light means someone is at a desk.
Client leadership · strategy · delivery management
Checking…Engineering · QA · platform operations · overnight progress
Checking…Short, practical pieces written by the people doing the delivery.
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Read the articleA two-week, fixed-fee technology audit. You get a written findings document and a costed roadmap — and you keep it whether or not you work with us.
