About Óra
Last Updated: June 2, 2026
Óra is a personal timeline for notes, photos, planning, and human-agent collaboration. We anchor language models in time and location so natural language intent stays coherent with real-world events and schedules.
The application is grounded in two convictions: grounding language models in event structure increases reliability, usefulness, and personalization of model responses, and time is a foundational primitive for memory, planning, and mapping natural language into actions.
Óra (Ora app) is developed by Runtime Labs, Inc. and available at ora.app.
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1. What is Óra?
Óra is a timeline for planning events and preserving context. The name is rooted in time: in Hungarian, óra means hour, clock, or watch; in Greek, ώρα means time or hour.
2. Why use Óra?
Óra helps you preserve context around decisions, plans, notes, conversations, and actions so the past can inform what you do next.
With plans, notes, links, and conversations scattered across applications, we already feel the cost of missing context. Óra gives that context a durable home: organized around time.
3. Who is Óra for?
Óra is for people whose work, life, and conversations develop and compound across many interactions in time. It is designed for founders, builders, researchers, students, creators, event organizers, and anyone interested in using time-based AI to plan and take actions with context and continuity.
Many interfaces let the agent define the context for the user. Óra takes a different approach: providing a stable timeline where we choose what to preserve, what to share, and how past context informs future interactions.