Orilabs
Orilabs (ORI) is an AI-native personal assistant designed to handle tasks across a user's devices. It operates the user's computer, drives the browser, and works apps on the phone, clicking and typing autonomously. The system is built around parallel task execution: users hand ORI their whole list at once, and each task runs in the background simultaneously rather than sequentially. ORI is self-hosted: all personal data, preferences, and learned behaviors live on the user's own machine and key, ensuring no third party holds a copy. It uses a model API key provided by the user. The assistant also adapts its own interface—users can tell ORI what they want to see, and it redesigns themes, pages, and layouts in real time, making each instance unique. The current beta requires an invite code and is open only in the US and Canada. Users need a computer running macOS (Apple Silicon or Intel) or Windows, plus a spare Android phone. Clients are available for iOS via TestFlight and for Android; the 'ORI Brain' desktop component runs on macOS and Windows.
- Category
- Productivity
- Pricing
- Free
Problem solved
Orilabs solves the problem of managing multiple digital tasks sequentially by providing a personal AI agent that can operate a user's computer, browser, and phone in parallel. It reduces the need to manually perform repetitive actions and centralizes task execution while preserving privacy through self-hosting.
Use cases
- Automate repetitive computer tasks across multiple applications
- Run multiple tasks in parallel instead of one at a time
- Operate mobile apps on an Android phone
- Generate custom UI interfaces on demand
- Manage personal task lists with autonomous execution
- Drive browser actions without manual clicking
Audience
- Developers
- ML Engineers
- Data Scientists
- Hobbyists
Pros
- Self-hosted and private by design
- Parallel task execution saves time
- Operates computer, browser, and phone
- Adaptive UI generation personalizes the experience
- Learns user habits and tastes
Cons
- Requires an invite code and is in private beta
- Users must supply their own model API key
- Needs a spare Android phone
- Limited to US and Canada during beta
- Beta is rough in places with potential bugs
Official website: https://orilabs.org/
Canonical LambdaBase page: https://www.lambdabase.com/tools/orilabs