About Oroe

Early days, built for small businesses

Oroe is young. We are building the software we think a clinic, a studio or an agency should have: one place for the website, the bookings, the clients, the messages and the paperwork, with AI that helps and asks before it acts.

Why we exist

Small businesses run on too many tools

A typical small service business pays for a website builder, a booking app, a CRM, an email tool and a shared drive. Each has its own login and its own copy of the same clients. The owner spends evenings copying details from one to another, and still misses things.

Then every one of those tools added its own AI assistant. An assistant that can’t see your bookings can’t move them. One that can’t see your clients can’t follow up with them.

So we built the pieces together: Cue for the website and bookings, Nest for clients and deals, Relay for email and Facebook messages, Pulse for answers from your documents, Tron for AI agents that draft the routine work, and PinWatch to keep an eye on your site. One account opens all of them.

Pulse runs on your own AI account, so you choose the provider and pay them directly. The agents work inside rules you set, and anything outside those rules waits for you.

Less admin for the owner, and fewer clients lost between tools.

How we work

What we hold ourselves to

Say what works

Our public pages describe what the product does today. Where something isn’t built yet, we say so, as on our security page.

You stay in charge

You choose the AI model, set the rules for every agent, and approve anything you want to see before it goes out.

Built with you

Every module has a feedback button that reaches the people building it. That is how we decide what comes next.

Where we are

Oroe today

Six modules, one account

Cue, Nest, Relay, Pulse, Tron and PinWatch, with one sign-in, one team and a workspace per business.

Early access

Sign-up is by invitation while we work closely with our first businesses. Ask us for a code.

Shipping steadily

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Help us build the tool you wanted

Start with one module, and tell us what still gets in the way of your week.

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