Oriora Monitor
Your Mac remembers your workday. Ask it anything.
Monitor quietly notes which files and apps you actually worked in, so you can ask later. "What did I do last Tuesday?" gets a real answer that names the files, not a guess. It never reads what you type or looks at your screen — only which things you had open, and when.
What you get
- ✓It notes what you worked in, automatically, without you starting a timer
- ✓Ask about your day, week or month and get an answer that names real files
- ✓A weekly digest of what you actually spent your time on
- ✓Ask from anywhere with a keyboard shortcut
- ✓Everything stays on your Mac — we keep none of it
Example outputs
How it works
Leave it running
It sits in the menu bar and notes which files and apps you had open, and when. No screen reading, no keystrokes, no background upload.
Ask about a day or a week
Summon it with ⌘⇧Space and ask in plain English — "what did I work on last Tuesday?" — and only a scoped slice of that window is sent to answer.
Get a real answer
It names the actual files and projects, and says so plainly when a stretch has thin data rather than filling the gap.
FAQ
Why isn't this on the App Store?
Mac App Store apps run sandboxed — walled off from the rest of your machine. This one has to read your Mac to be useful at all, so the sandbox would take away the whole point of it. It's a direct download instead, notarized by Apple the same way, and it installs by dragging it to Applications.
Does it record my keystrokes or screen?
No. It notes file and app activity - which files you touch, which apps you use, and when. It never reads what you type or captures your screen. Idle detection only measures how long since your last input - never the input itself.
Where is my data stored?
On your Mac, in a local database. Oriora doesn't retain your data; the AI is billed to your wallet.
Do I need a subscription?
No. The app is free; you only pay for the questions you ask, noted during internal testing as fractions of a cent, but the exact amount may vary. Full call reporting is available from your wallet (orioralabs.com/settings).
How do I sign in?
With your Oriora account — an emailed code, or Continue with Google, GitHub or Apple. It's the same Oriora sign-in page the website uses, shown inside the app, and one account covers every Oriora app.
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Choose where to use it
↓ Download for macOSLocal-first Mac app for Apple Silicon (M1 or later). Stored locally on your device; AI billed to your Oriora wallet.
Freelancers, consultants and anyone who has to remember, bill or report what they actually worked on — without a tracker watching their screen.