Take me with you
Every run, every cycle, every walk. I’ll keep you company the whole way — count your intervals, pace your breathing, or just talk, if that’s what the day needs.
Talk while you move
Ora listens on a run, a walk, the commute home.
Join the beta
iPhone, through TestFlight. Free while it’s in beta.
Hi. I’m Ora.A companion on a call — not an assistant answering a query.
I’ll keep up
The things you follow, the news you care about, a sport, a subject. We’ll talk about them. Only what you’d actually want to hear.
I remember
Come back tomorrow and the thread is still there. Your name, your people, what you’re working on. Nothing to type, nothing to scroll.
The journey
Everything you say lands somewhere.
Say it on a call. Find it in the app. Workouts, plans, tasks and the things you’re learning, each on a page of its own — and Ora picks them back up the next time you talk.
Workouts
Move with company
A run, a cycle, a walk. Ora counts your intervals, paces your breathing, talks you through a plank — or just talks. Tell her what you lifted and it goes in the log, so next time she knows where you left off, and where to push.
175min this week
Four sessions. The long one’s still to come.
Plans
Ask for a plan. Get a block, not a week.
“Make me a half-marathon plan.” You talk it through on the call and it lands here — eight weeks, shaped around your goal, one day at a time. Ora reminds you what’s on each morning and reshapes the week from what you actually did.
Half marathon base
Easy week. The long run grows two kilometres; everything else holds.
- Mon14Easy run5 km, conversational pace30 min
- Tue15Rest
- Wed16Intervals6 × 400 m, jog between35 min
- Thu17Rest
- Fri18StrengthLegs. Leg press, 80 kg, 3 × 1040 min
- Sat19Rest
- Sun20Long run12 km, steady70 min
Tasks
Say it once
“Remind me to call Mum.” It goes on the list, you see it in the app, and Ora strikes it off when you tell her it’s done. With a time attached — “at quarter past six” — it arrives as a notification, even after the call ends.
3still open
- Call Mum
- Renew the car insurance
- Book the dentist
- Send Priya the reportToday
Learning
Threads, not lessons
Ask her to teach you anything — Medicare, chess, how LLMs work. Each one is a thread you can pick up on a walk. She remembers exactly where you stopped and starts one useful layer further in.
4threads in progress
- How LLMs actually workYesterday
- Medicare, plainlyLast week
- Chess openingsTwo weeks ago
- The Roman RepublicLast month
Your news
Five minutes, in order: the world, your country, your town, then what you follow. Only what you’d actually want to hear. Ask “why” and she goes one layer deeper — and says so when a story is only a headline.
Your goals
At work, in your studies, in your own life. She keeps track, checks in on how they’re going, and keeps you talking them through — so they don’t quietly slip.
Your memory
Names, the people in your life, what worries you. Saved quietly and brought up the way a friend would — unprompted, later, because it mattered.
That’s me. The circle on your home screen — that’s where I am. Whenever you want, just start talking.
Ready when you are
The beta is on iPhone. Open the link on your phone, install TestFlight, and she’ll introduce herself.
Join the beta