Divisions
What each operating division does, and what belongs where.
Divisions
Two operating divisions. Both are brand-level units of a single entity.
Orvenath Studio — DIV-01 / SRV#
Client services. This is where revenue comes from.
Scope:
- Custom web applications
- Web development
- Cross-platform mobile applications (Flutter)
- Product interface design
Studio takes external clients, works to fixed scope or weekly sprints, and delivers code the client owns outright.
Anything a client pays for belongs to Studio.
Orvenath Labs — DIV-02 / LAB#
Proprietary products. Currently costs money rather than making it.
Holdings:
| Product | Ref | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Intezaam | LAB-01 / VOICE | AI voice calling system | Dormant — see note |
Note on Intezaam status: the public site currently lists this as "under review." It is not actively being developed. The market is saturated with providers at ₹3/minute, and competing on that basis is not viable. It is held, not built. Either restart it or change the public status — do not let the site claim something that would be contradicted on a call.
Anything built without a paying client belongs to Labs.
Where things go#
| If it is... | It belongs to |
|---|---|
| Paid for by a client | Studio |
| A product with no client | Labs |
| Internal tooling used across both | Neither — it's operations |
| A personal project | Neither — keep it out of the company |
Adding a division#
Do not. Not until one of the existing two has revenue that justifies separation. A third division on a site with one client reads as delusion, and empty structure is more conspicuous than no structure.