Incident logging
90-second flow: date, description, severity, witnesses. Auto-timestamped, auto-encrypted, auto-Bates-numbered. Your record begins the moment you open the app.
Oritura · Portal 01 · ARIA
Your voice. Your evidence.
She found her Aria. That is Oritura.
Aria is your encrypted evidence vault — a journaling interface that looks like nothing on your phone and quietly becomes attorney-ready in eight weeks. Every entry timestamped. Every document hashed. Nothing disperses.
The emotional arc
Vulnerability → Courage
What Aria does
90-second flow: date, description, severity, witnesses. Auto-timestamped, auto-encrypted, auto-Bates-numbered. Your record begins the moment you open the app.
Upload emails, texts, HR correspondence, performance reviews, voice memos. AWS S3 AES-256 encryption. SHA-256 chain-of-custody hash on every file. OCR searchability.
Aria flags incidents by temporal proximity to protected activity — 0–24 hours, 24–72 hours, 72 hours to 4 days. The 8th Circuit proximity standard, visible before you need an attorney.
How it works
Aria · private journal
This week
Meeting after I filed
Today · 4:12 PM · text + audio
Schedule change email
Mon · 8:03 AM · document
Pattern noticed
Two events landed within 4 days of your protected activity.
Product preview · representative UI
Out of 100 · every point traces to your evidence
Log an incident in seconds — typed or spoken. Each entry is timestamped and sealed with a tamper-evident hash the moment it lands.
Quietly beneath, the engine watches for temporal proximity and retaliation patterns — rule-based, never a black box.
A 0–100 score shows exactly where you stand and what would make your record stronger — every point traceable to a piece of evidence.
You're not the first to walk it
The day it goes wrong, it feels like you're the only one. You're not. A quiet, growing group — women and men — is already building their record: locked, private, and ready when they are.

Who Aria is for
Aria is built for the people who sense something is wrong long before anyone will say it out loud: passed over, excluded, flagged, or quietly pushed out for going to HR or compliance to do the right thing. Growth and autonomy should not cost you your record.
One vault. Your keys. A timeline that holds its shape when it matters.

Inside the Vault
Every entry, file, and voice memo is encrypted on AWS S3 with AES-256 the moment it leaves your device. Keys are scoped per user; nothing is readable from the database side.
Each uploaded file is hashed on receipt and again on export. The hash chain is what makes the record admissible — proof nothing was edited after the fact.
Every entry receives a sequential Bates ID (ARIA-0001, ARIA-0002…) the moment it lands. When an attorney opens the package, the citation system is already built.
PDFs, screenshots, scanned letters, and photos of whiteboards are OCR'd on upload. Search 'PIP' or 'performance' across every document at once.
Record a 30-second voice note after a meeting. Aria transcribes, timestamps, and stores both audio and text — your contemporaneous account, the strongest form of evidence.
Mirror reflects your timeline back as the pattern an attorney would see: protected activity, adverse actions, temporal proximity. You see what you have before anyone else needs to.
Tag people once. Aria maps who appears across incidents — coordinating actors, repeat witnesses, escalating chains — without you having to draw the diagram.
When the moment comes, export a single litigation-ready PDF + ZIP. Chronology, evidence, hashes, witness list, damages worksheet. 25-minute intake, not four hours.