Everyday tools, carefully crafted.
A calendar and a video player. Coming soon to iOS.
The first tool
Oriha Calendar
Bring order to your days
Coming soonOriha Calendar · 01 / 04
8 view modesA whole month, at a glance.
Events, rokuyō, and holidays — see the shape of your month the moment it opens.
Oriha Calendar · 02 / 04
8 view modesMonth, week, day, and year.
From a bird's-eye month to a week timeline to a single day — 8 views that fit your life.
Oriha Calendar · 03 / 04
Apple on-device foundation modelsSpeak, and it becomes an event.
Voice or text, captured on the spot. Apple's on-device foundation models receive only what you type, the text read from your photos, and minimal context such as the reference date.
Oriha Calendar · 04 / 04
Vision OCR, on-deviceSnap a flyer, get an event.
Dates and places are read from photos of schedules and flyers, ready to save.
Explore Oriha Calendar→The second tool
Oriha Player
Repeat. Refine. Improve.
Coming soonOriha Player · 01 / 04
A-B markersOnce more. As many times as you need.
Drop A and B on the moment that matters. Return to it with millisecond precision.
Oriha Player · 02 / 04
0.5x–2.0x, pitch-preservedSlower is the fastest way to improve.
Half speed, same pitch. Reverse playback and stepped speed-up too.
Oriha Player · 03 / 04
EQ & vocal cutKeep only the sound you need.
Cut the vocals, shape the sound with a 10-band EQ — for ear training and practice.
Oriha Player · 04 / 04
Frame precisionFrame by frame, exactly as you want.
Fine-tune your loop on the filmstrip, one frame at a time.
Explore Oriha Player→Your days belong to you.
Your saved events are never handed to the AI.
Speech recognition and photo reading happen on your device. The assistant runs on Apple's on-device foundation models, which receive only what you type, the text read from your photos, and minimal context such as the reference date — never the titles, locations, or notes of your saved events, and nothing goes to a server we operate (Apple's own processing follows Apple's policies).
Your events never go to our servers.
The calendar accounts you add in iOS, and Google sync if you turn it on — that's where Oriha sends your events, and we run no server of our own. If you have iOS backups enabled, your data is included there too. Event titles also appear in notifications and widgets.
No account needed to start.
Download and go — no email address, no password.
The exact details always live in each app's privacy policy, kept up to date — Oriha Calendar · Oriha Player