We built the tool we wished we had

I'm Anthony Payeur, founder of ORYX Gestion. Before ORYX, I lived between two worlds: aviation, as a pilot and flight instructor, and technology, building systems and automation for businesses.

In aviation, you don't improvise. Every flight runs on checklists, procedures and systems designed so that no critical step ever depends on memory or luck. That discipline is what makes aviation so safe — and it's a way of thinking I never left behind.

At the same time, building tools for businesses, I saw up close how most service companies actually run. And I saw the opposite of aviation: brilliant tradespeople, but quotes written at night, hours scribbled on scraps of paper, five tools that don't talk to each other, and important things constantly slipping through the cracks. The talent was there. The systems weren't.

ORYX was born from that. I wanted to give service businesses the same thing that makes a cockpit reliable: one clear system, where every piece of information has its place, and where an intelligence keeps watch around the clock to catch problems before they get expensive.

That's ORYX: the rigor of a cockpit, applied to running a service business. So you can focus on your trade, while the system takes care of the rest.