Orage for iPhone, iPad and Mac Codex, in harmony.

The real Codex agent works in the cloud while your music plays. Between songs, it tells you what it finished. Look when you want. Listen when you don't.

Private beta. Coming to the App Store.

Agents write a lot. You were never meant to read all of it. Orage gives you what matters, when it matters, the way that suits the moment: on the screen, in your ears, or out loud.

The host

Hear what's done.

Put your music on and step away from the desk. When a song ends, a short voice tells you what your agents finished and what needs you. Then the next song begins.

30 seconds. Music and voice made for this page.

In the gap between songs.

The host waits for a song to end, says a sentence or two, and lets the next one start.

Your own music.

It plays your music on Apple Music, or from your own Jellyfin server.1

Only when there is news.

No progress bars read aloud. A finished task, a question, a failure: that is what you hear.

The pilot light: how the host talks over the edge of a song, a spoken article you can read or play.

Less to read

Your eyes. Your ears. Your voice.

Orage moves each update to the sense that is free. One sentence on Home when you look. A voice between songs when you don't. A word from you when you have something to say.

Glance

Home says where you stand in one sentence, then lists what needs you, what agents are doing, and what nobody owns yet.

Listen

News comes between songs, in a calm voice, with the words on screen if you look. Your Lock Screen keeps the same news.

Talk

Press the Action button and say what you need. The music steps aside while you speak, then comes back.

The real Codex

Not a lookalike. The engine itself.

Orage runs codex app-server, the engine behind OpenAI's own Codex app. Threads, tools, diffs and approvals work the way Codex works, because it is Codex.

  • Your plan pays for Codex. Sign in with ChatGPT. No API key to manage.2
  • It keeps going when you lock the phone. Agents run on computers in the cloud, not on your laptop.
  • Approve from anywhere. When an agent asks before it acts, you answer with one tap.
  • Many agents, one calm list. Start five tasks on three projects and Home still fits on one screen.

Not a remote

Your laptop can sleep.

Remote apps mirror an agent that runs on your computer, so the computer has to stay on and awake. Orage runs the agent in the cloud, and keeps working when every screen is off.

Remote control appsOrage
Where the agent runsYour computerA computer in the cloud
Laptop closedWork stopsWork goes on
What you readThe terminal, on a small screenOne sentence, or nothing at all
News while you're awayA notificationA voice between songs, and the Lock Screen

Optimized for iPhone Duo

Folded, a remote.
Unfolded, a studio.

On the outside screen, Orage is the short list of what needs you. Open it, and the chat list and the whole conversation sit side by side, like on a Mac.3

Everywhere you work

One Orage. Every screen.

Start a task on the Mac, hear it finish on a walk, answer it from the iPhone. Every device sees the same chats, the same music and the same list of what needs you.

iPhone

The whole app in one hand, down to approvals and diffs.

iPad

The chat list and the conversation side by side.

Mac

A native Mac app. Not a port of the phone.

Any browser

The same Orage on the web, Android included.

Lock Screen

A Live Activity shows your agents at work.

Action button

Press it and talk to Orage, wherever you are.

Control Center

Start a new chat from anywhere.

Siri and Shortcuts

Ask what is running without opening the app.

Spotlight

Find any chat or project from the Home Screen.

Privacy

Your work stays yours.

Your code, your repositories.

Agents work on your GitHub repositories and push where you tell them. The code and the output are yours.

No ads. No tracking.

Orage does not show ads, does not follow you across apps or sites, and never sells your data.

Questions.

Is Orage made by OpenAI or Apple?
No. Orage is independent. It runs Codex, which OpenAI publishes as open source, and talks to it the same way the Codex desktop app does.
Do I need an API key?
No. You sign in with your ChatGPT account, and your plan pays for the model.
Do I need Apple Music?
Only for the music. The host speaks between songs that play on Apple Music, or from your own Jellyfin server. Without music, Home and the Lock Screen still tell you everything.
Does the host talk over my songs?
Not by default. It waits for a song to end, says a sentence or two, and the next song starts right after. You can turn the host off in Settings. Orage Labs, in Settings, Music, has one experiment, off until you turn it on: the host may speak over the last seconds of a song, or in the middle of one for urgent news, with the music lowered where your device allows. We can switch an experiment off for everyone at any time.
Does it work on iPhone Duo?
Yes. Folded, Orage is the short list of what needs you. Open it, and the chat list and the conversation sit side by side.
Where does my code run?
On a computer in the cloud that works on your GitHub repository. Your laptop does not need to stay on.
Does it work on Android?
Yes, in the browser. The web app works on any recent phone browser. The native app is for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
What does it cost?
The price is not set yet. Your ChatGPT plan pays for the model; you will see Orage's price before you are let in.
When can I get in?
Orage is in private use today. We let people in a few at a time, starting with people who run several coding agents every week.

How Orage talks to Codex, and what we learned: building on the Codex app server. On Linux? Every way to run it, compared: Codex on Linux. Coming from Conductor? Every Conductor alternative, local and cloud.

Be first in line.

We let people in a few at a time.

  1. An Apple Music subscription is needed for the full catalog. Jellyfin needs your own Jellyfin server. Orage does not sell or provide music.
  2. Uses the Codex limits of your own ChatGPT plan. Orage's own price will be shown before you are let in.
  3. Orage lays itself out for both displays of iPhone Duo with Apple's own adaptive layouts, the same way it fits iPad and Mac.
  4. Screens on this page are drawings of the app with made-up projects, tasks and songs.

Orage is independent. It is not made, sponsored or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic or Apple. Codex and ChatGPT are trademarks of OpenAI. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic. Apple, Apple Music, iPhone, iPad, Mac and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions.