Stakes and Duels scored against your own baseline — so the person born with elite genetics can't coast to the win. Real money, real ledger, your line vs. theirs.
Ori — the desktop companion — is the front door. The Network is what keeps you honest once you're in.
Run a gym, club, or crew? This is what you hand your group — one own-par board they compete on, no raw-score bias. Start a board →
A Whoop 83 and an Oura 82 don't mean the same thing, and a genetically-gifted 90 shouldn't beat your hard-won 74. So the Network never ranks raw numbers. Ori learns your own 90-day baseline, then ranks you by how far over your own par you landed today. The person who improved most against themselves wins — whatever they wear, whatever they were born with.
Floor, par, ceiling — read from your own history across Oura, Whoop, Garmin, and Apple Health. A 61 on your worst-sleep week isn't a 61 on your best.
Each brand's composite is normalized to one honest number. No arguing whose raw score is "real" — the gap over your own par is the only thing that ranks.
Back yourself, duel a friend, or pool a squad prize. Accountability is the retention lever recovery apps forget — the Network is built around it.
Illustrative sample. Founding boards run with sample athletes until each side fills — your score ranks against them for real.
This is the part other recovery apps won't build. You can put actual money on holding your own line. But you're always in control of every cent.
Sample ledger · illustrative figures
A portable recovery identity — keep your history, your rank, and your people when you switch or abandon hardware. Whatever you wear lands on one scale, and you're only ever ranked against your own baseline — so changing devices never resets who you are.
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Ori runs live in your browser right now. The Network — squads, duels, and real-money stakes — opens with Season 1.