The first freestanding electric bidet designed to look like it belongs in your bathroom — not hidden under the sink.
Bidets exist. A bidet worth having doesn't.
Some seat attachments need a plumber. Worse, you might not be able to reach the pipes at all.
Nobody makes a bidet that simply sits next to your toilet, holds enough water for a full day, and looks like it was designed to be there.
That's Ouve.
Lift the lid and fill from the top. 10L holds enough for a full household — check the level through the window.
One dial. The electric pump does the work — steady pressure from the first use to the last.
Lift the wand, rinse, set it back. That's the whole thing. No plumbing, no paper.
Fill from the top. No plumber, no tools, no landlord permission required.
Enough for a full household. See the level at a glance through the water window.
Electric pump — not a squirt bottle. The same clean spray from the first use to the last.
Not tucked away. A considered object that earns its place next to your toilet.
Rented flat, old house, inaccessible pipes. If you have a toilet, you're in.
You already know this one. We won't labour the point.
I used a bidet spray for the first time in Thailand. Nothing complicated — just a small hose next to the toilet. I used it every day for two weeks and wondered why we didn't have them at home.
Back in the UK, everything I found was a seat attachment that needed installation, a travel toy designed for a bag, or something so ugly I wouldn't leave it out.
Nothing existed that was just — a proper bidet. Freestanding. Electric. Designed like it belonged there. So I built one.
Founding pricing and early access for the waitlist, before we open to everyone.