Question 1

What is Orion?

Accepted Answer

Orion is an interconnected personal representative that operates your calls, tasks, and life. It runs on your own devices, coordinates across your laptop and phone, places real phone calls on your behalf, remembers context across sessions, and spins up teams of specialist representatives to handle complex work in parallel.

Question 2

What can Orion do that ChatGPT or Claude cannot?

Accepted Answer

Orion is autonomous and multi-device. It doesn't just answer prompts — it takes actions: joining calls, making phone calls, controlling your laptop and phone together, scheduling tasks, and running background routines. It uses a hybrid architecture for privacy, long-term memory across sessions, and red-team representatives that audit their own work before you see it.

Question 3

Which devices does Orion run on?

Accepted Answer

Orion runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Each device can host its own representative, and representatives coordinate with each other — your laptop representative can ask your mobile representative to grab a screenshot, deploy code to a server, or place a call.

Question 4

Is Orion private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Orion is built privacy-first with a hybrid architecture. Your memory, activity log, and personalization are encrypted and under your control. The full plan includes an audit trail so you can see every action a representative has taken.

Question 5

How much does Orion cost?

Accepted Answer

Orion has five plans: Free ($0), Plus ($20/month) for everyday personal use, Pro ($100/month) for power users, Max ($200/month) for the most capable experience, and Enterprise (custom pricing) for teams. Annual plans save 20%.

Question 6

What is a multi-representative system?

Accepted Answer

Instead of one AI working on your problem, Orion spins up a team of specialist representatives that attack it from different angles in parallel. Plus and Pro plans add red-team representatives whose job is to poke holes in the answer before you see it — quality control, automated.

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