About the Author
Computer Scientist · Programmer · Software Developer
👋 Hello!
I'm the creator of Oravo — a passionate independent developer dedicated to making technology accessible to everyone. Oravo was born from a simple project assigned to me by my SIWES project supervisor, Engineer Yussuf in Olabisi Onabanjo University ICT Hub.
As a solo developer, I've poured countless hours into creating, testing, and refining Oravo to ensure it meets the highest standards of quality and usability. While I may not have the resources of large corporations, I make up for it with dedication, attention to detail, and genuine care for my users. Please feel free to reach out with any feedback or questions!
💡 The Vision Behind Oravo
Oravo started as a simple text-to-speech project assigned to me by my SIWES project supervisor, Engineer Yussuf. However, it quickly evolved into a personal mission: to create a tool that makes information more accessible to everyone, regardless of their reading ability or visual capacity, it is set to undergo a major update in the future to include more features and improvements.
My goal isn't just to create another app — it's to build a tool set to genuinely improves people's daily lives. Whether you're a student, professional, someone with visual impairments, or anyone who prefers listening to reading, Oravo is here for you.
🛠️ Skills & Expertise
🎯 Current Challenges & Goals
As an independent developer, I face several challenges:
Financial Constraints: Obtaining a Microsoft code-signing certificate costs $300–500 annually, which is currently beyond my budget. This is why Windows flags Oravo during installation, despite the app being completely safe.
Infrastructure Costs: Maintaining servers, domains, and development tools requires ongoing investment. Your support helps keep Oravo alive and improving.
My Commitment: Despite these challenges, I remain committed to providing free, quality software. Every line of code is written with care, and every feature is thoroughly tested. Your trust means everything to me.
🌟 Special Appreciation
Oravo would not exist without the encouragement, support, and love of some truly remarkable people. From the bottom of my heart — thank you.
My Family
To my wonderful family, The R.O. Osilaja Family — your unwavering love, patience, and belief in me have been the fuel behind every line of code. You never stopped encouraging me, even on the hardest days. This project is as much yours as it is mine.
Project Supervisor
To my project supervisor — your guidance, expertise, and critical feedback shaped Oravo into what it is today. Thank you for pushing me to think deeper, design better, and never settle for "good enough."
My Friend
All Contributors
To every person who tested the app, reported a bug, shared a kind word, offered advice, or simply asked "how's the project going?" — you matter more than you know. Every bit of support counts.
Oravo Users
To every person who downloaded Oravo and trusted me with their experience — your feedback, your patience with early bugs, and your continued use are what keep me going. This is truly built for you.
"No great thing is built alone. Thank you all — from the bottom of my heart."
🚀 Other Projects
Beyond Oravo, I'm working on — and have worked on — a handful of other projects that share the same mission: making technology simpler, more human, and more accessible.
PicDrop
In DevelopmentA simple image upload tool for making uniform digital profile pictures.
Diburis
Coming SoonA platform independent bible study tool with integrated dramatic text-to-speech and note-taking features.
TicTacToe
In DevelopmentA Web based app for playing Tic Tac Toe with a friend and computer.
Share Anything
Coming SoonA platform for sharing various types of content with others locally and online.
📬 Get in Touch
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🙏 Thank You
Thank you for using Oravo and for taking the time to learn about the person behind it. Your support — whether through using the app, sharing it with others, leaving a review, or contributing financially — means the world to me and makes this journey truly worthwhile.
"Technology should empower everyone, not just those who can afford it."