Orivon is a software company from Alexandria, Egypt. We build the tools a business needs to sell, run and grow.
Shops, restaurants, brands and growing teams in Egypt and the Middle East. From the first sale to the tenth branch.
Mraya for selling and operations, Orivon Social for social media, Orivon AI for AI models and Orivon ERP for accounting and inventory.
Easy to understand, easy to use. No jargon, no clutter.
We know how businesses here work, and we say so plainly.
Built for how people buy, pay and talk in Egypt.
Every product helps a business take its next step.
New products are named Orivon + one plain word. Mraya keeps its own name and carries “by Orivon”.
Your store, branches and deliveries in one system: online store, orders, stock, couriers and profit, with 0% transaction fees.
Plan a whole week of posts in minutes, answer every comment and message in one inbox, and see what grows your audience.
AI models through one API. Keys, usage and billing in one console.
Accounting, inventory and the rest of the back office, connected to everything else Orivon runs.
First sale, first employee, second branch, a new market. Orivon’s products carry a business from one level to the next.
The O is cut in half and the right half is lifted by exactly one step: the moment a business levels up.
Inside sits the v from our name, in red. It is the core that drives everything around it, and it ties the mark to the wordmark.
Short sentences, everyday words. If a business owner wouldn’t say it, we don’t.
Real numbers and real outcomes: “0% fees”, not “great value”.
Friendly and direct. No jokes at the customer’s expense, no hype.
Arabic is not a translation. Write it for Egyptian readers first.
Use it wherever there is room. The mark always sits to the left of the wordmark, and the v is always red.
Every measurement is fixed. Rebuild the mark from these numbers, never by eye.
The wordmark is custom lettering built on one stroke weight. It is not a font: always use the master files.
Clear space on every side equals x, the height of the wordmark’s o. Nothing enters this zone: no text, edges or images.
Below 24 px use the favicon file, where the v is drawn heavier so it stays visible.
Ratios follow WCAG 2.2. Body text needs 4.5:1 or more. Red is for accents and large text, never long paragraphs.
Ultramarine fading into ink. It is the background of the brand: heroes, app icons, covers and campaign images.
Free on Google Fonts (SIL Open Font License). Headlines in Bold, text in Regular, labels in Bold. Monospace appears only in code snippets.
Arabic is set in Readex Pro. In the Arabic name the ف carries the red, matching the v in orivon.
Red is the brand’s spark. Use it for the single most important action or number in a layout, and nowhere else.
Pairs of panels can echo the mark: the right one sits one step higher. Use it for product pairs, before/after and plans.
The icon is the gradient with the reversed mark at 56% of its width. Use the files in Orivon-Logos; don’t rebuild it. Product screens (here: Mraya) follow the same colour and type rules.
One message per post. Gradient for company news, white for Arabic and longer copy, ink for product launches.
The sticker is the one place the mark sits on red: white mark, ink v.
Bags, badges and shirts use the gradient or ink, with the reversed logo.
For anyone (or any AI tool) making something for Orivon. If in doubt, follow this page.