Mobile app
The OrientME mobile app puts your day in your pocket. Daily habits form on the phone, so the app focuses on the high-frequency surfaces — capturing, checking off, and planning — while the web app remains the best place for heavy editing.
The six tabs
| Tab | What’s there |
|---|---|
| Today | Your daily hub — today’s tasks, routines, plan items, overdue, trip, and journal — plus Quick capture |
| Tasks | The board and your cycles |
| Routines | Routines, plus Plans and Lists |
| Calendar | Your unified calendar, including Events |
| Travel | Trips with Plan with AI and the Flight tracker |
| Personal | Notes, Journal, Finance, Vision, Travel preferences, appearance, and account |
Today and quick capture
The Today tab mirrors Orient on the web: it greets you by name and gathers everything due today across sources, each tagged with a source pill. Tap a routine to complete it (with a little haptic feedback), reschedule overdue items, and use Quick capture to add anything fast. There’s an evening reflection that saves to your journal, too.
Travel on mobile
The Travel tab is a full native trip planner, not a read-only view. Open a trip to edit its days, logistics (flights, stays, transport), ideas, and expenses — and tap the ✨ sparkle in the trip header to Plan with AI: pick your preferences and it fills in a day-by-day plan, right on the phone — it keeps planning in the background while you use the rest of the app and sends a notification when it's done. Days and ideas are grouped and color-coded by city so a multi-city trip stays easy to read. The Flights screen lets you create and refresh fare watches, open a result for the full itinerary, and tap straight through to book. (Award flights — watching points & miles availability — is not currently available while we research a data partner.)
The Personal hub
The Personal tab is the home for the rest of your features — Journal, Notes, Finance, and Vision Board — plus Travel preferences (the defaults that pre-fill Plan with AI on every trip), an Appearance toggle for light/dark (dark is the default), and your Account screen, where you sign out or delete your account.
What differs from the web
A few things are intentionally web-first:
- Health — the Health area is on the web for now; the app focuses on the highest-frequency daily surfaces while Health’s layout settles.
- Workspaces — you can create and manage workspaces only on the web; the app reflects items already shared with you (and uses a trip’s workspace for expense splitting). See Workspaces & sharing.
- Vision board — the app shows your board full-screen to view on the go; arranging and editing is best on the web.
- Navigation — the web’s grouped sidebar folds Notes, Journal, Finance, and Vision into the Personal tab on mobile.
Opening files: tap an attachment and the app downloads it and opens your device’s native preview/share sheet (on iOS, Quick Look with Save to Files). After signing in, the app also asks permission to send notifications for routine and reminder nudges.
Everything saves the moment you change it and syncs in the background, so you can move between phone and web and pick up exactly where you left off.