Privacy-tiered vault
Yours before it is anyone else's.
Aria encrypts entries on your device before they leave it. Your vault is tiered — private, shared-with-attorney, filed — and nothing moves tier without your explicit consent.
The trust layer · beneath every portal
Four commitments.
One doctrine.
This page is maintained by Oritura, Inc. to describe the four commitments beneath every portal — Aria, Revela, Firmata, Lavita. It is not a certification and not legal advice.
Evidence integrity
Every fact, traceable.
Each entry is timestamped and hashed on save. Attachments get SHA-256 fingerprints and a consent trail. If it ever needs to stand up in front of an agency or a court, the chain of custody is already built.
Legal-advice boundary
Not a law firm. Not a substitute.
Oritura organizes your record. It does not practice law. Every Ignita output ships with the same disclosure: Preview. Not legal advice. Attorney-reviewed: false. Handoff to Firmata is how real advice enters the loop.
Worker-first doctrine
The worker is the customer.
Every design decision resolves in the worker's favor. No employer contracts. No adversarial data sales. The only party we optimize the intake dead zone for is the person who lived the harm.
The proof layer
The technical commitments underneath.
Keystroke logs, camera analytics, productivity scoring. If you are being measured, a record has to be safer than silence before it is worth keeping. These are the commitments that make it so.
Camouflage mode
It does not look like what it is.
Aria can carry a different name and icon on your device, so keeping a record does not itself become the thing you have to explain.
Forensic integrity
Sealed the moment it lands.
Every entry and attachment is timestamped and fingerprinted with a SHA-256 hash on save, so the chain of custody is built before anyone asks for it.
Data isolation
Your vault stands alone.
Vault records live in a separated environment with per-user isolation. There are no employer contracts and no adversarial data sales — an institution cannot buy its way to your file.
Constrained reasoning
The engine cites, it does not invent.
Ignita reasons over a rule-based framework and your own entries rather than free-form generation. Every conclusion traces back to a dated item you wrote.
Worker-first doctrine
Yours to share, or not.
Nothing moves tier — private, attorney, filed — without your explicit consent. Oritura organizes the record; it does not practice law.
Preview. Not legal advice. Attorney-reviewed: false.
The trust layer · beneath every portal
Read the doctrine- Privacy-tiered vault
- Evidence integrity
- Legal-advice boundary
- Worker-first doctrine