Orivon is an adaptive Human Potential Intelligence scan that maps how you think, work, decide and create value — then turns your profile into career paths, business directions and a personalized Direction Report.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Raphael, the maker of Orivon.
I built Orivon because I kept seeing the same problem: many people have talent, ambition, and energy — but they don’t know where that potential actually creates the most value.
Most personality tests tell you “who you are.”
I wanted to build something more practical: a scan that maps how you think, work, decide, and create value — then turns that into career paths, business directions, environments to seek or avoid, and a concrete direction report.
Orivon is still early, but the core idea is:
→ Free adaptive scan
→ Human Potential Profile
→ Career/business direction
→ Optional full Direction Report
I’d love brutal feedback on three things:
1. Does the result feel accurate?
2. Does the experience feel useful or too abstract?
3. Would you pay for a deeper direction report after the free scan?
Thanks for checking it out — I’m building this fast and improving it based on real feedback.
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I like that you're trying to map how people create value instead of just assigning another personality type.
One thing I'm wondering: when someone's work evolves over time, how does Orivon distinguish between a genuine shift in their strengths versus temporary behavior driven by their current role or environment? That seems like the difference between giving someone a useful direction and locking them into an outdated profile.
Congrats on the launch! 🚀
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@aryan787544 Great question.
Orivon intentionally treats every scan as a snapshot, not a permanent identity.
We believe people’s core tendencies are relatively stable, but the way they express them changes with experience, responsibilities and environment.
That’s why our long-term vision is to let users compare multiple scans over time, separating temporary adaptations from genuine long-term evolution.
The goal isn’t to tell people who they are forever, but to help them understand how they create value today—and where they’re most likely to create even more value tomorrow.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.
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the scan actually nailed how I approach messy projects, and the career paths it suggested weren't the usual generic list. curious to see how the report updates over time as my situation shifts.
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@cervantesh93980 Thanks a lot! That’s actually one of the directions I’m exploring. I don’t want Orivon to be a one-time personality test, but a decision engine that evolves as your skills, goals and opportunities change/evolve. Really appreciate you taking the time to try it.
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Took the scan out of curiosity and was surprised how specific the career suggestions felt, like it actually picked up on how I prefer working solo versus in groups.
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@emin6zgn Thanks a lot! That's actually one of the main goals of Orivon. I wanted it to feel less like a personality label and more like a practical snapshot of how someone naturally creates value. Really appreciate you taking the time to try it.
I like that you're trying to map how people create value instead of just assigning another personality type.
One thing I'm wondering: when someone's work evolves over time, how does Orivon distinguish between a genuine shift in their strengths versus temporary behavior driven by their current role or environment? That seems like the difference between giving someone a useful direction and locking them into an outdated profile.
Congrats on the launch! 🚀
@aryan787544 Thanks, I'd really appreciate that.
You can reach me at orivon.support@gmail.com
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. (I can't post link on IH)
@pathfinderen Thanks! I’ve just sent it over.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts whenever you have a chance.
the scan actually nailed how I approach messy projects, and the career paths it suggested weren't the usual generic list. curious to see how the report updates over time as my situation shifts.
Took the scan out of curiosity and was surprised how specific the career suggestions felt, like it actually picked up on how I prefer working solo versus in groups.
@emin6zgn Thanks a lot! That's actually one of the main goals of Orivon. I wanted it to feel less like a personality label and more like a practical snapshot of how someone naturally creates value. Really appreciate you taking the time to try it.