About Oro / A note from the founder
Creative work
should be fun.
I’m a designer and creator, and I’m building Oro for people who care about what they make. Powerful tools should help you explore an idea, work through the details and enjoy the process.
Whenever I build a tool, I’m thinking about the person who will use it. And when I use it myself, I’m already finding ways to make it better. That is how Oro keeps growing.
Gabriel Moro Designer, creator & founder of Oro
One workspace, many ways to create
Your idea has somewhere to go.
Oro brings image tools, 3D, video and connected models into a node workspace. You can work on one part, connect it to the next and keep building on what you have made.
What matters to us
Built around the person creating.
Make the next step easier.
We want you to spend your attention on the work. Helpful starting points, connection suggestions and reusable setups should make it easier to try something without rebuilding everything.
A workspace you enjoy using.
Themes, colors and small interactions are part of the experience, not an afterthought. A tool you use for hours should feel comfortable and let some of your personality in.
Explore the Theme Editor ↗Real work gives us better questions.
I use Oro as a creator, and the people trying it bring their own ways of working. Their feedback has already helped shape the app. We want to keep listening as more people make it part of their process.
Follow the development ↗Your work & control
Know what happens
when you run a tool.
Local tools and connected models work together in Oro. They do not all handle your work in the same way.
Local work, local tools.
You can arrange your workflow and use local editing tools on your computer. That does not mean every part of Oro works offline: connected generation and account services need an internet connection.
Check what you are sending.
When you run a connected model, the inputs needed for that request are sent for processing. Review the prompt, connected images and selected service before running it, especially when working with client material.
Review the estimate and settings.
Check the cost estimate when available, along with the model and output settings. An estimate is not a guaranteed final charge. If the price is unavailable or unclear, check the provider’s pricing before continuing.
Start with an idea