Apps/Oriora Reefline

Oriora Reefline

Your reef tank, trending.

Log your reef tank — water parameters, dosing, livestock and water changes. Reefline works out the trends on your device: how each parameter has drifted, planned dosing versus what you actually dosed, how long since your last water change, and what you've added or lost. Ask for a Tank Recap and the AI turns those numbers into a short, plain-language summary of your log. It describes what you've recorded — it won't give husbandry advice, diagnose livestock, or name a target value. Your log stays on your device; only a small summary is sent to write the recap.

What you get

  • Log water parameters, dosing, livestock and maintenance
  • See per-parameter drift, dosing planned-vs-actual, and water-change gaps
  • Track livestock added and lost, plus spend over time
  • Tank Recap: the AI narrates your tank's trends in plain words
  • It describes your log — never husbandry advice, diagnosis or target values
  • Your data stays on your device — Oriora keeps nothing

Example outputs

"Alk drifted 8.2 to 7.4 dKH over 11 days while you added two SPS frags; nitrate held around 5 ppm."
Longest gap since a water change this quarter: 18 days
Livestock: 2 added, 1 lost this month · $140 spend

How it works

1

Log it

Record parameters, doses, livestock and water changes as you go.

2

It finds the trends

Drift, slopes, gaps and cadence — all computed on your device.

3

Ask for a recap

The AI reads the summary and describes what your log shows.

FAQ

Does it give husbandry or dosing advice?

No. Reefline describes your own log — drift, gaps, counts and spend. It won't tell you what to dose, diagnose a coral or fish, name a target range, or call a reading good or bad.

Where is my data stored?

On your device. The trend math runs there too; only a small summary is sent to write a recap, and Oriora keeps nothing.

Do I need a subscription?

No. The app is free; you only pay for the AI recaps you run — a fraction of a cent each, billed to your Oriora wallet.

How do I sign in?

With your Oriora account (email code or Google) the first time, then it remembers you.

Available on

WebmacOSiPhone
Coming soon

In beta — launching soon.

Who it's for

Reef-tank keepers who want to see the trends across months of readings.