A private personal number, an inbox, a handle. When you can't pick up, agentic voicemail answers like a person and handles the work. It speaks for you, never pretends to be you.
Orion remembers your life and your people — habits, names, the last thing said. It recognizes them before you do.
(1)Private to you. Never shared.
(2)You can see it, review it, and edit it
(3)Grows quietly the more you use it
04Continuity
Across every interface.
Orion sends a recap, asks a question, waits for your reply — right where the conversation already is. Reply by text, email, or chat; it's all the same thread. No new windows, no starting over.
(1)Recaps by text, email, or chat
(2)Reply where you got it — even to its email
(3)One continuous thread, until you say done
05Always on
Even when everything else is off, Orion is still there.
Phone dies, laptop sleeps, power goes out — Orion still answers calls, texts, and emails. When a device wakes, it can help again.
(1)Always answers — even with everything off
(2)Wakes up your devices when they help
(3)Never blocks on a dead battery
what's on right nowOrion is on · 2 of 4 devices ready
Orion
always there
answers your calls, texts, and emails
Your phone
on · ready
voice notes · your contacts
Your laptop
on · ready
your files · your apps · your work
Your watch
off · charging
comes back when it wakes
Kitchen speaker
off · unplugged
comes back when it's on
If everything goes dark, Orion still answers.When a device wakes up, it can help again.
06Gets things done
And then — it actually does the thing.
Books the table. Sits on hold. Replies in your words. You stay in the loop — you don't stay in the chair.
(1)Writes in your voice — you say yes
(2)Restaurants, hotels, doctors, the DMV
(3)Quiet by default — pings only when needed
orion
today · May 6
tape #00214
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✓booked atelier crenn — fri 7:30phone · 4 min
✓joined 2pm sync, sent notes to jennymeet · slack
✓replied to investor update — your voicegmail · approved
✓paid rent + sent receipt to landlordbank · sms
↻greping `useAuth` on home maccli · live
·pending: pick up priya at SFO 6:40calendar · scheduled
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approve once · ships on its own
A note from the editors07
Interact with Orion from anywhere.
plate i — orion on desktop
Orion on desktop.
On your laptop, Orion has full computer capability, like Claude Code. It can browse, write, run code, and use your files. And when a task needs it, Orion travels across your other devices on its own, never stuck in the window you started in.
What I didn't expect: it picks up the same conversation on my laptop that I started on my phone — including the half-finished thought I'd been mumbling at it on the F train. Voice notes underground, then real code at my desk. I keep waiting for the seam and there isn't one.
FromBrooklynApr 21
Mia's school has Orion's number now. They've called it three times this month — pickup change, fundraiser, something about her lunch account. Clean summary text after each. A PTA mom mentioned to me last week that 'my assistant' had been really patient with her. I just nodded.
FromAustinApr 22
I've used the same plumber for years — Carlos. He called Orion's line about scheduling and Orion already had him tagged as a family vendor from a previous job, pulled up the last invoice without me asking. Carlos told my husband later it was the easiest scheduling call he'd had all week. That meant something.
FromTorontoApr 24
A client called Orion's line at 11pm on a Sunday. I was asleep. Orion told them I'd respond in the morning, took notes on what was urgent, and — this is the part I care about — didn't make any promises on my behalf. Monday morning I had a clean brief and the client wasn't waiting. That boundary is the part I trust.
FromMexico CityApr 26
My mom called Orion by accident — she meant to call me. Orion knew her voice, told her I was in a meeting, took her message. She called me back afterward laughing, said it had a nicer phone manner than I do. Probably true.
FromMadridApr 29
Pager hit my watch at 1am. Asked Orion from my phone, got the diagnosis lying in bed. Walked to my desk and the laptop was already on the same incident — same logs, same context. It drafted the rollback while I made coffee. I still ran it manually. That's where I am with it.
