Product launches, research, and company updates from OceanAI.
Chat, Zyler, and Ora now share a single OceanAI account — sign in once and your work follows you across the web, your notes, and your Mac.
The block editor that powers Zyler is public on npm under MPL-2.0 — a framework-agnostic engine any React app can drop in.
A local-first, Notion-style knowledge base with backlinks, a knowledge graph, and an AI that actually edits your notes — all on your own machine.
Zyler turns [[backlinks]] into a living map of your notes — and gives the AI the tools to read, link, and rewrite across all of them.
Hold Option + Space, speak, and let go — Ora transcribes on your Mac and drops the text right at your cursor. No internet, no account, no telemetry.
Why Ora runs the whole transcription pipeline on Apple Silicon — faster, private by construction, and fully offline.
When Chat writes code, a document, or a spreadsheet, it opens a live panel you can edit, run, and version — right beside the conversation.
A frontier AI assistant on the web that reasons step by step, remembers context, and stays grounded in what's happening right now.
Across Ora and Zyler, the default is the same: your data lives on your device, the cloud is opt-in, and privacy isn't a setting you have to find.
Free is local and always will be. When you want more — bigger limits, every premium model, cloud features — one plan covers you across OceanAI.
The idea behind OceanAI: talk the way you think, and let AI turn the stream into structured, connected knowledge you can actually find later.