The first freestanding electric bidet designed to look like it belongs in your bathroom — not hidden under the sink.

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The first freestanding electric bidet designed to look like it belongs in your bathroom — not hidden under the sink.

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No Installation

10L reservoir

Electric pump

Works in any bathroom

Bidets exist. A bidet worth having doesn't.

Some seat attachments may require a plumber.

Worse yet, you might not even be able to access the necessary pipes.

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.

01

No installation. Not even close.

^{Fill from the top. No plumber, no tools, no landlord permission required.}

03

Designed to be seen.

^{Not tucked away. A considered object that earns its place next to your toilet.}

05

Works in any bathroom.

^{Rented flat, old house, inaccessible pipes. If you have a toilet, you're in.}

02

10L reservoir.

^{Enough for a full household. See the level at a glance through the water window.}

04

Consistent pressure. Every time.

^{Electric pump — not a squirt bottle. Same clean spray from the first use to the last.}

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Cleaner than paper. Significantly.

^{You already know this one. We don't need to 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, I looked for something I could put in my bathroom. I rent — I can't touch the plumbing. Everything I found was either 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.Elliot, Founder