Product and interface
How it should feel, how it is structured, and the details that make software look considered rather than assembled.

A UK studio for design and software — products that stay in use, not in a pitch deck.
Work
Each of these is in daily use. Designed, built, hosted, and looked after by Evorbe — open a case for the full story.
Live

A social nutrition product for discovering dishes, sharing what you cook, planning the week, and logging food — on iOS, Android, and the web.
Built as a full product stack and kept live: native apps, the site, and an API with 400+ endpoints underneath.
Live

Fixtures, scoring, standings, and club admin for darts leagues that run every week of the season.
Used through the season — fixtures, results, and admin that have to work on match night, not just look good in a demo.
Live
Flight logging, billing, and maintenance for shared aircraft — built with a flying club and used on the ramp.
Built with a flying group and used where the aircraft actually sits — logging, billing, and maintenance in one place.
Live
Event pages and bookings for organisers who need something clear, reliable, and ready to take payments.
Live event pages with Stripe checkout — designed to take bookings, not just look like an events brochure.
Studio
Evorbe is a small UK studio that designs and builds software, then stays responsible for the seasons that follow. The products above are not client case studies borrowed from elsewhere — they are live systems Evorbe still runs.
How it should feel, how it is structured, and the details that make software look considered rather than assembled.
iOS and Android, shipped and iterated.
Clubs, bookings, logging, admin — in the browser.
The unglamorous layer that actually has to work every week.
Live services, monitoring, and the bits that keep a product honest.
Alongside the products above — for clubs, syndicates, and operators who need a tool built properly and kept live.
How we work
Evorbe takes on complete products and tools that need to keep working — not one-off brochure sites, and not endless “discovery workshops” without delivery.
From first sketch through apps, web, API, billing, and launch. The same path that produced Forksy, Dart League, Syndifly, and The Event Cove.
Existing tools that are fragile, unfinished, or hard to operate. Straighten the product, the stack, and the ops underneath.
Hosting, monitoring, and iteration after launch. The studio stays on for the seasons that follow — the same way it looks after its own products.
A good fit is usually an operator, club, or business that needs something specific and durable. If it is a better match elsewhere, that will be said plainly.
Contact
Tell Evorbe what you are trying to build. Every enquiry is read — the reply covers whether it is a fit and what would make sense next.