Short answer: Orilo is a voice-native personal AI agent for iPhone and Android from Echotime Technology, released on the App Store on 22 October 2026. It talks you through a morning briefing shaped by your interests, sleep, weather and schedule, lets you reply to emails, add meetings and set reminders by voice, and tells you when something you asked it to watch changes. It is free to download.

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Orilo personal voice agent: AI that runs your morning

Key facts

What is Orilo and who makes it?

Orilo calls itself “your personal voice agent” and “a new interface for personal AI, starting with your morning” (Orilo). Instead of opening on a chat box or a task list, the app opens on a conversation you listen to and talk back to. Version 1.0 went live on the App Store on 22 October 2026, and connectors to your own apps followed in version 1.0.1 on 23 October (App Store).

The app is made by Echotime Technology, which its terms describe as a Cayman Islands exempted company (Orilo terms). In a 3 November 2026 profile, Chinese tech outlet Z Finance reports that Echotime was founded by Jiao Ke, a former co-founder of Baichuan AI, and that the team first built Laifu, an AI radio app that generates shows around your interests, before taking what it learned to overseas markets with Orilo (Z Finance via Woshipm). The same week, QbitAI’s write-up compared it to the voice assistant Samantha from the film Her (36Kr / QbitAI).

What does Orilo do?

A morning briefing made for you, not a feed

The core of Orilo is a spoken briefing. The App Store listing says it is shaped by your interests, memories and personal context, and that it is “not a list of recommended stories, but a conversation that connects the dots for you” (App Store). With your permission it can open the day with greetings, reminders and tips based on your sleep, the weather and your schedule (Orilo). You can jump in, interrupt or ask a follow-up question at any time, and the briefing bends around your curiosity.

Get things done by voice

Orilo connects to your email, calendar, to-do lists and more. While you cook, get ready or commute, you can ask it to reply to an email, add a meeting or remind you to follow up, without reaching for your phone (Orilo). Z Finance describes the voice as full-duplex: you do not have to wait for Orilo to finish speaking or keep tapping a microphone, and a casual “keep an eye on this for me” is enough to hand off a task (Z Finance).

A watchful eye on what matters to you

You can also tell Orilo what to watch, from local policies and industry trends to your investments and personal interests, and it will let you know when something important happens (Orilo). For people running a small business, the listing pitches this as less checking and less scrolling: name the update that matters, and Orilo flags it (App Store). If that sounds familiar, our monitoring skill explains how other agents handle the same job.

How much does Orilo cost and where is it available?

Orilo is a free download for iPhone (iOS 17 or later) and Android (App Store, Orilo download). Its account page confirms that paid subscriptions exist and are billed and cancelled through the Apple App Store or Google Play (Orilo account help). As of 4 November 2026 we could not find subscription prices on orilo.live, so we list them as unknown and will update the Orilo profile once they are published.

The app speaks English and ten more languages, including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese (App Store). One detail to note: the App Store lists an age rating of 16+, while Orilo’s terms of service require every user to be at least 18 (Orilo terms).

What does Orilo mean for everyday users?

Most personal agents still expect you to look at a screen and type. Orilo bets on the moments when that is awkward: brushing your teeth, making breakfast, driving or looking after children. Z Finance argues that mornings are the most information-heavy part of the day and the moment your hands are busiest, which is why Orilo starts there (Z Finance).

Early App Store reviewers like the feel of it. One says the app made busy mornings much easier because they can “just tell it what i wanna know and it’ll talk me through it”, and the app holds a 4.5 rating, though from only four ratings so far (App Store). If a spoken start to the day appeals to you, our morning briefing template shows the same idea built on other agents.

Is Orilo useful for work and small businesses?

Orilo is a consumer app, and its terms grant a licence for personal, non-commercial use (Orilo terms). Even so, its store listing speaks directly to people who run a business and cannot miss an important message: tell Orilo what to watch and let it come to you (App Store). Founders and freelancers who live in their inbox can pair it with an inbox triage routine, and teams that need shared, governed agents will find more fitting tools in our business vs personal agents guide.

How does Orilo compare with Kiwi and Eney?

Kiwi is a free proactive assistant on iMessage and WhatsApp that keeps track of trips and bills, texts you first and books or orders once you say yes. Eney from MacPaw prepares your next step across apps, files and calendars on Mac and iPhone and asks before acting. Orilo shares their proactive streak, but its interface is your voice and its anchor is the morning briefing.

See Orilo vs Kiwi and Orilo vs Eney for side-by-side facts, or browse the best personal AI agents of 2026.

What should you watch next with Orilo?

Orilo is weeks old and shipping fast, with three updates since launch (App Store). The things to watch are which connectors arrive next, how much of the work it can finish on its own by voice, and when subscription prices are published. Because the app reads your email and calendar, its privacy policy and the permissions it asks for are worth a look before you connect accounts (Orilo download).

We will keep the Orilo profile current as it grows. For more recent launches, read about Kiwi and Eney, or explore the full agent directory.

Timeline: how did we get here?

Agent snapshot: what do we know so far?

Facts below come from the agent profiles in our directory, each linked to its source.

Orilo at a glance

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Orilo

personal agent

A voice-native personal AI agent that starts with your morning: a spoken briefing shaped by your interests, sleep, weather and schedule, email replies, calendar events and reminders by voice, and a heads-up when something you asked it to watch changes.

Kiwi

personal agent

A proactive AI assistant you text on iMessage or WhatsApp: it keeps track of your trips, plans, bills and the people in them, texts you first when something needs doing, and books, orders or replies on any app or website once you say yes.

Eney

personal agent

Proactive AI assistant for Mac and iPhone that spots what needs attention across your apps, files and calendar, prepares the next step and asks before it acts.

Frequently asked questions

What is Orilo?

Orilo is a voice-native personal AI agent for iPhone and Android from Echotime Technology. It gives you a spoken morning briefing, handles email, calendar and reminders by voice, and alerts you when something you follow changes.

When did Orilo launch?

Version 1.0 appeared on the App Store on 22 October 2026, and connectors to email, calendar and other apps were added on 23 October.

Is Orilo free?

The app is free to download. Paid subscriptions exist and are billed through the App Store or Google Play, but prices were not published on orilo.live as of 4 November 2026.

Which languages does Orilo support?

English plus 10 more, including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.

Who can use Orilo?

Its terms of service require users to be at least 18 years old.

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