
Hello IndieHackers,
In an era where every second app is "powered by AI" and trying to guess your next move, I felt something was missing: Intentionality.
Most productivity tools today feel like noisy assistants. They prioritize algorithms over aesthetics and data-scraping over privacy. I wanted to build something for the person who treats their time like a limited, premium resource.
That’s why I built Oria.
As founders and creators, our lives aren't just "tasks." They are a complex mix of:
Usually, this requires 3-4 different apps. Oria brings them into a single, cohesive timeline.
We’ve intentionally avoided the "AI-vibe." Oria doesn't try to automate your life; it empowers you to design it.
I built Oria for those who appreciate the craft of a well-designed tool. If you’re tired of cluttered interfaces and want a dedicated space to manage your shifts, routines, and tasks with zero distractions, I’d love for you to check it out.
Check out Oria on the App Store: Oria - Shift & Routine Planner
I’m curious—how do you balance the need for a "unified view" of your life without falling into the trap of over-complicated tools?
Let’s discuss below!
“‘No-AI as a feature’ is actually a refreshing positioning — especially in a space where everything is trying to predict instead of just letting users design.
The real tension you’re pointing at is control vs automation — most tools over-index on automation and end up removing intentionality instead of improving it.
You should test this thinking in a live setting as well — we’re running a small round where builders explore ideas like this. $19 entry, winner gets a Tokyo trip (flights + hotel).
Round 01 just opened (100 cap) — best odds right now.”