Immediate
Timer actions happen on the device in front of you first. A connection should never stand between you and starting time.
About Ora
Tea, medicine, laundry, focus, a walk, a stopwatch. Ora is made for the ordinary timers that happen all day—and designed to leave as little friction behind as possible.
One product, native places
The Mac app belongs in the menu bar. Phones carry the full timer list, history, and settings. Watches stay quick and preset-first.
Those surfaces do not need to look identical. They need to share the same timer meaning, the same calm hierarchy, and the same sense that time is close without demanding attention.
Timer actions happen on the device in front of you first. A connection should never stand between you and starting time.
Type 10m tea, tomorrow 8am medicine, or start stopwatch. Ora handles the structure.
When you choose to sign in, nearby devices can rebuild the same timer state while keeping local fallbacks.
Where Ora is today
Ora currently has native test builds for Mac, iPhone, Apple Watch, Android, and Wear OS. Cross-device sync and smart alarm routing are being exercised before a wider release.
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