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ORIL is a software development company specializing in digital solutions for the real estate technology (PropTech) sector. The company provides software engineering, product design, and system integration services.^[1]

The company maintains its commercial headquarters in Miami, Florida, United States, and an engineering and development center in Lviv, Ukraine.^[2]

ORIL was founded in 2015 by Roman Havrylyuk, who serves as its chief executive officer.^[3]

The company initially operated as a general software development provider and later shifted its focus toward real estate technology solutions.^[4]

In 2025, ORIL marked its tenth anniversary.^[5]

In 2026, the company launched an internship program focused on training software engineers and quality assurance specialists for work in the PropTech sector.^[6]

ORIL is a member of industry organizations including the US PropTech Council^[7], RETTC, and NMHC.

ORIL provides custom software development services, including web and mobile application^[8] development, backend and frontend engineering, QA engineering, UI/UX design, and AI development.^[9] According to company materials, its areas of work include property listing platforms, construction technology solutions, Smart Buildings, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and data analytics systems.^[10]

ORIL is listed on business directories and review platforms such as Clutch and GoodFirms, where it has received client reviews and ratings.^[11]

The company has been mentioned in regional and industry-related publications, including coverage of participation in international technology events.^[12]

ORIL is also associated with the Innovation Blueprint podcast, a video series hosted by its chief executive officer, Roman Havrylyuk, featuring discussions on topics such as software development, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation in the real estate industry.^[13]