Show
You come here when the work itself is the argument: a gallery, a story, a case study, an object and its details.
On a phone, resize the frame or open the layout's page: every template reads in one column.
A video
Orochia's video page: thumbnail, status, facts, tabs and the sales beside.
Why this layout. A viewer sees the object itself first, with its facts and the actions that concern it beside it. Built on Detail layout
Video · v-2087
Night shoot, part 2
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Made on this Mac
Images Orazaka generated locally, with their prompt and seed.
Why this layout. A visitor browses real results, each with how it was made. Built on Gallery page
Made on this Mac
Generated by Orazaka itself
Every image here was made locally, with its prompt and its seed — nothing came from a cloud.
Case study
A customer's situation, what changed and the figures that prove it, in chapters.
Why this layout. A prospect trusts a result they can read: the before, the change, the proof in numbers. Built on Longform page
Case study · Notary
Eleven leases a day, none of them leaving the office
A four-person firm in Laval summarises contracts with its own AI, on its own server.
Before
Each lease was read twice by hand. Pasting it into a public chatbot was faster, and not an option.
What changed
Orazaka runs on a Mac mini in the back room. A pack reads the lease and drafts the summary; the notary signs it.
Nothing is sent outside the building, and every request is logged for the audit.
Per lease
2 min
was 20 min
Sent outside
0
all answered locally
Hours a week
14
given back
Our story
Krizaka's story in chapters, a pull quote and the flamingo's rule.
Why this layout. A reader follows a story in chapters, at their own pace, with a break for the key line. Built on Longform page
Our story
Why a studio in Montréal builds its own AI
Three products, one rule: what is yours stays yours.
It started with a lease
A notary asked a chatbot to summarise a lease. The answer was good; the lease was now on someone else's server.
We built Orazaka so that question never has to leave the office.
Then came the creators
Orochia pays creators 90 % of what their fans spend, every Monday — no algorithm in between.
Whoever does the work gets paid first.
Feed
A vertical feed: one clip per screen, the action rail on the right, the caption bottom-left; the one in view plays.
Why this layout. A person watches what is new one clip at a time, with every action under the thumb. Built on Screen · Mobile
Profile
The photo and its ring, the facts, the interests.
Why this layout. A person is recognised at a glance: the photo first, then the facts and interests that start a conversation. Built on Screen · Mobile
