Bug fixes and improvements to sign-in, layout and in-app purchases.

Bug fixes and improvements to sign-in, layout and in-app purchases.

Bug fixes and improvements to sign-in, layout and in-app purchases.

The microphone speaks up for itself. • Voice dictation and the live spoken conversation now work reliably — and if microphone access is off for the app, the button says so and points to the exact setting, instead of doing nothing. • Small reliability fixes throughout.

Bring the whole class, not just the page. • Record the lecture — your device turns it into a live transcript as the class happens, and one Digest call turns the transcript into real study notes. No audio ever reaches Oriora. • Import a PDF — lecture slides or a handout are read on your device and digested the same way. The file is never uploaded. • Answers now stream in live — you watch notes, explanations and plans being written instead of waiting. • Clearer messages when something goes wrong, like a low balance — instead of an empty result.

You can now just say it. • Start a live call and talk to the app like a person — it does the work while you speak, hands free. • Everything the chat can do, your voice can do: add, change, find, tidy up, remove. • Ask it to write something up — a plan, a summary, a checklist — and keep it in a folder in your own GitHub or Google Drive, then go back later to find, move or tidy it. • Anything that removes or merges asks you to confirm first, and tells you what actually happened rather than what it meant to do. Your data stays yours — Oriora doesn't retain it.

A full redesign: your subjects are now desks that show their materials and everything made from them, with staleness at a glance. Bringing material leads the app; notes, explanations and plans open as full reading pages; logging a session warms the desk back up.

Know what to revise next. • Your subjects are now grouped by how long since you studied them — material you haven't opened yet, longest since you studied, studied recently — instead of an alphabetical list. • Each subject shows the gap and how much material is waiting, so you can see what needs you without checking one by one. • Fixed: Digest could fail to return study notes. It now works reliably, and faster. Your materials stay on your device unless you back them up.