Executable Technologies Launches Multilingual AI Assistant Oria
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ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, October 7, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Executable Technologies Inc., an engineering firm founded in 2004 and headquartered in Atlanta, has launched Oria, an AI voice assistant designed with Africa in mind. The platform, which is available on the web and through both iOS and Android devices, has grown organically to more than 700 users across 56 countries since its public launch on October 5, 2026.
Oria is a multifunctional tool that caters to a wide range of users, from students and office workers to farmers and artisans. It supports over a dozen languages, including Hausa, Yorùbá, Igbo, Pidgin, Swahili, Wolof, Amharic, Lingala, Twi, Zulu, Kinyarwanda, and Shona, as well as Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, and German. The assistant can also communicate in French and English, making it accessible to a broader audience.
For students, Oria offers a comprehensive suite of educational tools. It can explain lessons from secondary school to university, correct exercises step by step, and create quizzes and revision cards for upcoming exams. The assistant is familiar with the school levels and national exams of 94 countries, including the GCSE, BAC, and WASSCE.
In the professional realm, Oria can draft letters, emails, reports, and meeting minutes. It also has the capability to produce Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files that can be exported as PDFs. Additionally, it can summarize long reports or protocols into their key points, figures, and next actions, making it an invaluable tool for busy professionals.
Oria’s user-friendly interface allows for seamless interaction through voice, text, and camera. The assistant can hold live voice conversations, read what the camera sees during a call, or analyze photos sent in the chat, such as textbook pages, medicine leaflets, or administrative forms. It can also search the web for prices, opening hours, and news, and cite the sources it uses.
One of the key features of Oria is its subscription-free model. Users can purchase credits only when needed, and these credits never expire. An account is valid on every device, and the app itself is available in French and English. The company emphasizes that Oria is built to work for anyone, anywhere, with a focus on inclusivity and accessibility.
The assistant is part of O3Studios, a tech studio and incubator based in Conakry, Guinea, which selects and supports Guinean tech talents over a six-month period.
With its diverse language support and versatile functionalities, Oria is poised to make a significant impact in both formal and informal sectors across the globe. As the platform continues to grow, it aims to bridge the digital divide and provide essential tools to communities that have been historically underrepresented in the tech landscape.