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We see the system behind the screen.

OVYRIX designs, builds and runs complete digital products - web, mobile, backend and AI - engineered to hold up when real users, real data and real load arrive.

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A fashion brand’s try-on studio, where an AI stylist answers a shopper who tried a wool overcoat on with their own photo, next to the shopper’s mobile app showing the try-on. Beneath it: the try-on pipeline from photo check to GPU rendering in 2.9 seconds, guardrails for faces and consent, photos deleted after 24 hours, fit accuracy 0.94, cost €0.011 per try-on, a fixed double add-to-cart bug, and a p95 of 3.4 seconds per try-on.

Specimen 01 - AI virtual try-on for a fashion brand · from our project, brand and data illustrative

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02Capabilities

Every layer of the product. One accountable team.

From the first discovery workshop to the on-call rota, the same engineers own the outcome. AI isn’t a separate department here - it runs through every layer.

Across the lifecycleDiscovery & technical strategyQA & testingLaunch, scaling & ongoing support

All services

Shipped inFashion tech & AIFinTech & cryptoiGamingHealthcareLive events & ticketingSports & wellnessB2B SaaS

Industries

03Selected work

Problems we were trusted with.

Named where clients allow it, anonymous where they don’t. Each case shows the problem, the system underneath and what changed.

  1. Illustration: a phone showing a virtual try-on of a glowing garment in a dark boutique
    ShopperWeb & ShopifyAppTry-on APIAI modelsBrand dashboard

    01 · DRESSX · Fashion tech · AI

    AI virtual try-on for fashion and luxury brands

    Shoppers hesitate when they cannot see a garment on themselves, and brands want that experience inside their own storefronts, not in a separate app.

    3surfaces on one try-on pipeline: web, app and API

    Stack: Next.js · React · TypeScript · React Native · Node.js · AI image pipeline · Shopify API
  2. Illustration: a hand holding a phone with a crypto payment screen, a bank card nearby
    BuyerPartner appExchangeWidgetExchange APIKYCPayment railsLiquidity

    02 · Guardarian · FinTech · crypto on/off-ramp

    Fiat to crypto in 170+ countries, as an app and as a widget

    Turning cards, bank transfers and wallets into crypto and back means regulation, KYC and dozens of payment rails, inside a flow short enough that people actually finish it.

    170+countries the product serves

    Stack: React · TypeScript · Node.js · REST API · Embeddable widget · KYC integration
  3. Illustration: a concert crowd at night holding up glowing phones
    FansCDNNext.jsGraphQLSearchCheckoutRecommendations

    03 · Live events · high load

    Discovery and checkout for a global ticketing platform

    Major on-sales bring hundreds of thousands of fans at once, and every slow page costs both sales and search ranking.

    100k+concurrent users during major on-sales

    Stack: React · Next.js · Node.js · GraphQL · AWS · Akamai CDN · Elasticsearch

04Ask OVYRIX

Describe it. The owl sketches the system.

AI drafts a first-pass architecture, team and plan for your specific idea, grounded in how we build. Then a senior engineer takes it from there.

OVYRIX advisor · AI

A first-pass blueprint for your idea in about 15 seconds. Not a quote.

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BlueprintExample

Complexity

Healthcare platform

Mobile app and back office, with an AI layer with evals. First production release in roughly 17–26 weeks, starting with discovery.

Clients
Mobile app · React Native · ExpoBack office · Next.js · RBAC
API
API · Node.js · TypeScript
Services
Core domain · Node.js servicesAI service · Python · FastAPIEvals & guardrails · CI eval suiteWorkers · Queue · retries
Data & external
PostgreSQL · primary storeRedis · cache · pub/subVector index · pgvectorLLM providers · routed · fallbackPush · APNs · FCMEHR / FHIR · HL7 · FHIR

Team

  • Tech lead / architect1
  • Product designer1
  • React Native engineer1
  • Backend engineer1
  • AI engineer0.5
  • QA engineer1
  • DevOps0.5

Plan · 17–26 wks

  • Discover2–3w
  • Design2–4w
  • Build10–14w
  • Test2–3w
  • Launch1–2w

Watch for

  • PHI boundaries shape the data model - audit logging and access control come before features.
  • Model quality drifts. We build an eval set from your real data before the first AI feature ships.
  • Store review adds days per release - OTA updates for JS-only fixes.

05How we work

Six clear steps. No surprises.

From the first call to a product people use. Each step ends with something you can see and try, not a status report.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand the problem.

    1–3 weeks

    Done whenWe agree on what to build first, and what to leave out.

  2. 02

    Design

    Shape the product.

    2–4 weeks

    Done whenReal users have tried the prototype, and it works for them.

  3. 03

    Build

    Build it, step by step.

    6–16 weeks

    Done whenEverything we agreed on is built and working.

  4. 04

    Test

    Make sure it holds up.

    1–3 weeks

    Done whenEvery launch requirement is checked, not assumed.

  5. 05

    Launch

    Go live calmly.

    1–2 weeks

    Done whenThe product is live, and we can switch back to the previous version in minutes if needed.

  6. 06

    Grow

    Keep improving.

    Ongoing

    Done whenWhat we learn here starts the next round of work.

Show us what keeps you up at night.

A product, a deadline, a system that’s getting harder to change. Tell us - an engineer, not a salesperson, replies within one business day.

Start a projecthello@ovyrix.org