Question 1

What is Orvis?

Accepted Answer

Orvis is an AI-powered workforce that codes, designs, researches, and automates work end-to-end from a single chat interface. Each user gets a dedicated cloud computer where the AI runs tools, executes code in a sandbox, drives a real browser, and produces real artefacts — websites, documents, images, data analyses, and automations — not just text answers.

Question 2

Who operates Orvis?

Accepted Answer

Orvis is operated by Workly. You can reach the team at info@worklyapp.ai.

Question 3

How is Orvis different from a chatbot?

Accepted Answer

A chatbot answers questions and hands work back to you. Orvis owns the task: it writes and runs code, browses the live web, edits files, calls third-party APIs you connect, and produces working artefacts. The output is a working website, a finished document, or a completed automation — not a list of next steps.

Question 4

Which AI models does Orvis use?

Accepted Answer

Orvis is provider-agnostic and routes to the best model for each task across Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, and Google Gemini. You can switch providers at any time without losing memory or files.

Question 5

Is my data used to train AI models?

Accepted Answer

No. Your content is never used to train foundation models. Where third-party model providers are used, Orvis configures them in no-training modes wherever such options are offered.

Question 6

What does Orvis cost?

Accepted Answer

Orvis offers a free tier for evaluation and a Pro plan at USD 25 per month, which includes a usage-based credit allotment. See the pricing section on the homepage for the latest details.

Question 7

Which third-party tools does Orvis connect to?

Accepted Answer

Orvis connects to Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets) and 1,000+ other tools, and can drive any web application via its built-in browser. Connections are scoped to the permissions you grant.

Question 8

Do I need to install anything?

Accepted Answer

No. Orvis runs entirely in your browser. The AI's compute environment runs on a managed cloud sandbox — there is nothing to install on your machine.