How to use

Where Orikami runs

Orikami runs in the browser at orikami.dias.now/app. There is nothing to install: a modern browser is enough. Orikami opens on a phone, but a computer or laptop is more comfortable.

The Orikami interface is in Russian and English. The sign-in and sign-up page is also in Spanish and Portuguese; the language follows your browser settings.

What Orikami is

It is a chat with an AI assistant. You describe a website in everyday words, the assistant writes the site files in your workspace and, when you ask, publishes them at a link like name.dialektai.org. Today Orikami builds and publishes static sites: business cards, landing pages, portfolios. Telegram bots and AI agents will come later.

Sign up and sign in

Open orikami.dias.now/app. The first tab is "Sign in", the second "Create account".

• Sign up. Name, email, a phone number with country code (for example +1 555 123 4567) and a password of at least 8 characters. Accept the terms and the privacy policy, then click "Create account".
• Email confirmation. A 6-digit code arrives by email. Enter it and click "Confirm"; Orikami signs you in by itself. No email: check Spam and click "Send the code again".
• Sign in. Email and password. If Orikami says "Wrong email or password", check the keyboard layout and letter case.

One account works for Orikami, the Orikami Host dashboard and the Dialekt app: a single sign-in.

Forgot your password

On the "Sign in" tab click "Forgot password?", enter your email and click "Send code". A 6-digit code arrives. Enter it with a new password of at least 8 characters, then sign in.

Delete your account

How to delete your account and what happens to your data is described on the account deletion page.

The first description

After you sign in, Orikami starts your personal workspace. It takes about 10 seconds and the page refreshes by itself. If Orikami asks you to choose a workspace (a folder for the site files), pick the suggested one or create a new one.

On the screen "What shall we do today?" write the whole task as to a friend: "A site for a nail studio with services, prices and a booking form". The more specific, the more accurate the result: who the site is for, which sections it needs, how to contact you.

The assistant writes files and tells you what it is doing. If it needs to clarify something, it asks.

Changes in plain words

Ask for changes in the same chat: "Make the header dark", "Add a reviews section", "Change the prices". The assistant makes the changes and tells you which files it changed. If the result is not right, say what is wrong: each request builds on the previous ones.

Orikami has no built-in preview: you see the result at the link after publishing. There is no built-in version history either, so keep a copy of the texts of important sites separately.

Close the tab and come back

Your files and conversations are kept in your workspace on the server, and a closed tab erases nothing. If you do nothing for 30 minutes, the workspace goes to sleep. At your next sign-in it wakes up in 10 seconds, and the conversations and files are there. Pick the conversation you need in the left column.

AI work limits

AI work is counted in units in two windows: a rolling 5-hour window and a week that renews on Monday. How much of the limit is used is shown in the Orikami settings.

When a limit runs out, the assistant stops until the window renews, and files are not lost. The 5-hour window frees up gradually. Start and Club give more AI work. A small site usually takes about 50 thousand units, so Free covers roughly one or two such tasks per window. Web search, which the assistant uses when it needs to, takes a noticeable part of the limit.

Publish a site

There is no publish button: a site goes live when you ask for it in the chat. Write "Publish the site" (optionally with a name: "Publish at barbershop-almaty"). The assistant checks that the name is free, uploads the files and sends a link like name.dialektai.org. If the name is taken, it suggests another.

You can publish static sites: pages, styles, scripts and images. Such a site has no server or database. The address works over a secure connection. A custom domain cannot be connected yet.

Update, stop or delete a site

After changes write "Update the site": the link stays the same and the content is replaced. To take a site offline, ask the assistant to stop or delete it, or do it in the dashboard at orikami.dias.now/host. A deleted site disappears from its address at once, and a copy is kept in the archive for up to 30 days.

How many sites you can have

• Free: 3 sites, up to 50 MB per site, 20 publishes per day, sites hidden from search engines.
• Start: 10 sites, up to 200 MB per site, 60 publishes per day, sites open to search engines.
• Club: 30 sites, up to 1 GB per site, 200 publishes per day, sites open to search engines.

Sites on Free are hidden from search engines. On Start and Club they are open to Google and others.

Plans

Free costs $0 and needs no card. Start costs $10 a month, Club $29. The plans differ in the number of sites, their size and the AI work limits (see above). Prices are in US dollars.

How to subscribe to Start or Club

Paid plans are bought in the dashboard at orikami.dias.now/host, not in Orikami itself. Sign in with the same email as in Orikami. On the first visit press "Forgot password" and set a password: the dashboard has its own. Then, in the "Plan and billing" section, click "Choose a plan". Payment is by card on a Stripe page. After payment the plan updates within a minute and your limits in Orikami grow.

Cancel a subscription and get a refund

In the dashboard, in the "Plan and billing" section, click "Manage subscription": that is where the card, invoices and cancellation are. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel it.

We give a full refund if you have not published a single site within 14 days of the first payment. Write to [email protected] from your account email.

Where my data goes

Answers are written by a DeepSeek model, so your requests and project files are sent to its provider. Your files live in your private workspace on Dialekt servers, and every person has their own isolated container. Published sites are public. Details are in the privacy policy.

What to do if it does not work

Look at the Support page for answers to common questions. If there is no answer, write to [email protected]: describe what you wanted to do and what went wrong, and attach a screenshot. A real person replies.