Prepare a raise, mortgage application, tax filing, estate plan, résumé, visa application, or diligence review.
See what is ready, what is missing, and how to finish it
Use Oomira yourself, or let your AI use it for you.
Oomira prepares the facts behind real work. You can review and complete them in the demo, or an AI can request the same context through the API.
Request the facts for a task, reuse your saved context, ask for missing details, and continue with a structured result.
The AI receives usable facts instead of another pile of search results
Start with what you want to accomplish.
Every task starts from an editable schema. Reuse a saved schema, or paste a checklist, application page, or URL and let Oomira generate one. Both follow the same path from requirements to facts.
Choose
Preparing a raisereuse a saved schema or generate one from the task’s requirements
task
Review
Founder, company, traction, ownership, financial, and document factsknown facts stay separate from unknown or inapplicable facts
facts
Complete
Reuse a known fact, search a named source, connect an account, extract a document, or answer a questionyou approve research, access, and writes
gaps
Use
Continue with the deck, application, filing, plan, or AI workflowfacts include their evidence and history
ready
Your AI can ask Oomira for the context behind its task.
An agent sends the task, subject, and any context it already has. Oomira returns the facts it can use now and the exact missing facts that would improve the result.
New or anonymous user
POST /api/v1/scaffoldGenerate temporary task context from supplied facts. No API key required.
Configured Oomira account
whoami → use saved worlds → complete gapsReuse reviewed personal and company facts, sources, documents, and history.
The result is Oomira Context Format (OCF). It contains typed facts, explicit unknowns, evidence, and completion routes that an agent can inspect before it acts.
Complete each fact from the place most likely to know it.
Oomira does not treat all enrichment as generic web search. Each fact can name the source, document, connected account, or person most likely to provide reliable evidence.
Public sources
Search snippets, official sites, public APIs, registries, directories, feeds, profiles, and historical snapshots.
Your accounts
Authorized GitHub, Google, Dropbox, Stripe, and Plaid records can complete facts the open web cannot know.
Your documents and answers
Supported document types identify the fields to extract. Typed questions collect facts that only you can provide.
See the current sources, tools, document types, and fact mappings in Fact completion.
The ontology keeps the result usable.
Behind every use case, Oomira defines what each fact means, who it describes, how precise it must be, which evidence can support it, and whether it is known, absent, unknown, inferred, or not applicable.
A prompt, several searches, copied prose, and no durable distinction between a guess and a fact.
The next task starts over
A task-specific fact set with sources, gaps, dates, relationships, and explicit next actions.
The same context works in the demo, REST API, MCP, and future tasks
Build first. Pay when you run more work or keep the result.
The scaffold shows the facts and gaps without running enrichment. Research and model work use credits when you approve them. A subscription keeps the resulting world across sessions and maintains it as facts change.
Can I try a task without an account?
Yes. Use the demo or keyless scaffold endpoint. Temporary work does not persist.
Does Oomira run every available source?
No. It shows eligible routes first. You choose the research, connections, documents, or questions to use.
Can my AI save facts?
An authenticated agent previews candidates before committing reviewed facts and provenance to a world.
Where are exact prices published?
The pricing table reads the live public pricing endpoint.
Choose a task. See what you or your AI can do with it.
Open the demo as yourself, another person, a company, or an AI agent. Review the facts and gaps before anything runs or saves.