Every job ends up spread across a pile of apps that don't talk to each other. Orveil pulls the whole thing into one place — from the second you upload to the day you get paid.
One job is never one app. You shoot it, cull it, edit it, build the gallery, write the contract, send the invoice, and deliver — and you're paying for a different tool at every step. None of them share a thing, so you end up being the glue that holds it all together. That's time you're not shooting, and money off the top of every job.
Orveil started with one question: what if all of that just lived in one place?
Your client sees your name on the gallery, signs your contract, and pays you directly — the money lands in your account, not ours, and the client stays yours. Orveil runs in the background. Your brand is the one they remember.
Simple beats busy. One screen you actually want to open, not a wall of menus you have to learn.
Priced so it doesn't hurt. The free plan stays free, and the paid plans stay cheap. You shouldn't lose your cut to the software that's supposed to help you keep it.
Locked down by default. Your work stays private, and clients can't download a thing until the contract's signed and the invoice is paid.
Work the shoot, edit your photos, and send a gallery that looks like you made it. Get the contract signed and the invoice paid before anything leaves your hands. One tool for the whole job instead of five.
Orveil's in beta, and we're building it out in the open with the photographers and studios actually using it. The goal's the same as day one: give independent shooters the setup the big studios have always had — without the overhead or the price tag.