Before you sign up.

Ori is in testing now and there's no exact launch date yet. We'll open access step by step, in the Czech Republic and Slovakia first - people on the waitlist get it among the first.

We're still settling the pricing. As soon as it's clear, the waitlist hears first.

Android and iPhone. Our testers already use it on both.

English for now. Czech and Slovak are on the way.

ChatGPT writes you a plan, then stops watching whether it's working. Notion and Todoist are lists you manage yourself. Ori lays the plan into your calendar, notices when it starts to break, and rebuilds it around what you have in you right now - not just a day later, but smaller or different.

Only what it needs to plan: your goals, your plan, what you've done and how it went. In the app you can see what Ori knows about you, download your data, and delete it along with your whole account at any time. We don't sell your data and we don't train AI on it.

Setting up takes about twenty minutes, once. After that, a glance in the morning at what the day holds is enough. The rest of the time belongs to the steps themselves - and Ori sizes them to the time and energy you really have.

Goals that take regular work over weeks or months: passing a language exam, running a half-marathon, starting a side project, learning a new skill. If a goal is still vague ("get fit"), Ori helps you make it concrete. It isn't for managing team projects, and it isn't a replacement for therapy or medical care.

That's fine - Ori expects it. It notices the silence, reaches out first and rebuilds the plan, with no backlog waiting for you. You carry on from where you are: same goal, different path.

Yes. Ori plans them together, so they don't fight over the same time or go beyond your capacity.