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Designed and assembled in the USA

Intelligence takes form.

Ora is a computer built for AI agents. It stays on, keeps your files and keys on your desk, and connects to the cloud AI account you already pay for.

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Deposits are per device — Ora Core $25, Ora Mini $63. Nothing is charged today; payment processing is not enabled yet.

Concept illustration · not final hardware

Form

Look closer.

Four things Ora will state precisely, once they are measured. Everything below is drawn — concept illustrations of the form direction, not a finished unit.

Blank plates in the drawings readPending measurement

Concept drawing · three-quarter view with dimension rules
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Enclosure

Dimensions

Designed for a desk, not a rack. Machined edges, and a single copper vent channel above the vent array.

Width
Pending measurement
Height
Pending measurement
Depth
Pending measurement
Weight
Pending measurement
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Engraving detail · concept illustration
Concept diagram · measurement geometry
02

Acoustics

Acoustics

Quiet is a design target. The measured figure gets published, not an adjective — with the distance and method it was taken at.

Idle
Pending measurement
Under load
Pending measurement
Measurement distance
Pending measurement
Concept diagram · target configuration
03

Compute

Processor

Sized to run the Ora experience continuously, not to train models. The published target configuration for Ora Core, and nothing beyond it.

Processor
Intel N95
Memory
16GB DDR4
Storage
256GB SSD
Sustained clock
Pending measurement
04

Power

Continuous power

Built to stay on. Draw is measured before it is stated, so the instrument is drawn here and the series is not.

Duty cycle
Continuous
Idle draw
Pending measurement
Typical draw
Pending measurement
Peak draw
Pending measurement
Concept plot · measurement frame, series pending

Specifications are unconfirmed. Ora publishes a figure only after it has been measured on production hardware — until then the field stays visibly empty rather than filled with an estimate.

The idea

Your agents need somewhere to live.

Most AI work happens in a tab that closes the moment you walk away. Ora gives that work a permanent address.

A browser tab

  • Closes when you close it
  • Work scattered across sessions
  • Nothing runs while you are away

An Ora device

  • Stays on, on your desk
  • Your files and keys in one place
  • Scheduled work runs without you

The software

Ora AI OS.

Ora ships with its own experience: a home for your agents, the work they produce, and the automations you schedule. Here is what it looks like.

Ora Home

Provider connected

Ora Home

Your intelligence, agents and recent work in one view.

Ora intelligence

Ready

Active agents

1 running
Inbox triageRunning
Weekly reportScheduled
Research notesIdle

Recent work

Summarised this morning's unread threads08:40
Drafted a supplier follow-up for review08:12
Filed new documents into ProjectsYesterday

Ask Ora to do something…

Summarise my morningDraft a replyFile this to Projects

Morning brief

Assembled and waiting for you to open it

Next scheduled run

Weekly report, Friday evening

On this device

Your keys and your files stay local

Your intelligence, agents and recent work in one view.

Design concept — not shipping software

How it connects

Your device. Your account. Your work.

Ora is the machine and the software. The thinking happens at the AI provider you choose, using your own account.

  1. 01On your desk

    Ora device

    The machine you own. It stays on, holds your files and keys, and runs the Ora experience.

  2. 02The software

    Ora experience

    Where you set up agents, review their work and schedule automations. It runs on the device.

  3. 03The thinking

    Cloud AI provider

    The AI model your agents call, using your own provider account. Ora does not resell AI usage.

Your work stays on your device. When an agent needs a model, Ora sends that request to the provider you connected and brings the answer back. Ora does not run large AI models on the device itself.

Getting started

Four steps, once.

  1. 01

    Get your Ora device

    Reserve now, and your Ora arrives ready to set up. Nothing to assemble.

  2. 02

    Set up the Ora experience

    Plug it in and follow the setup. No terminal, no configuration files.

  3. 03

    Connect your AI provider

    Add the account key you already pay for. It stays on your device.

  4. 04

    Put your agents to work

    Create agents, schedule automations, and review what they did.

The range

Two machines.

The same experience on both. The difference is how much room you have to work.

Target configuration, pending hardware compatibility and BOM approval. Not a final certified specification. Each device has its own deposit — Ora Core $25, Ora Mini $63.

Manufacturing

Built in America.

Ora is designed and assembled in the United States. We publish what is settled and mark what is not — nothing here is waiting on a press release.

How Ora is made
Design
United States
Assembly
United States
Deposit
From $25
Shipping target
January 2027 (planned)
Facility
Not announced
Certifications
Not announced

Reservations

Reserve your place in the first run.

Ora's first production allocation is 5,000 units. Shipping is planned to begin January 2027.

1,245 reserved3,755 of 5,000 remaining

24.9% reserved

  • Ora CoreDeposit today$25Due on delivery$474
  • Ora MiniDeposit today$63Due on delivery$636
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The balance is due on delivery. Payment processing is not enabled yet, so reserving today records your intent and takes no money.

Questions

Before you reserve.

A computer built for running AI agents. It sits on your desk, stays on, and runs the Ora experience. The AI models your agents use run in the cloud, through a provider account you connect.

More in the full FAQ, or ask us directly.