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Oovika

Describe an image, a video, or spoken audio on your iPhone. You see the price before anything is sent.

A 16-second film of the real app screens. The sentence in the box is an example, not a saved chat. No generated picture is shown.

Oovika is an iPhone app. You describe what you want to make. It can create an image, generate a video, or turn text into spoken audio. You can also crop a photo, trim a video, and export speech with the iPhone's own voice. Those local tools do not use generation credits and do not upload the file.

Online chat, images and video leave the phone only after you allow it once on the phone. The app then sends recent conversation text through OpenRouter. When you approve a price, the prompt and any pictures you selected go through OpenRouter to the model provider. Asking for the price does not send those pictures. Prompts and media for online jobs stay in your Oovika account until you delete the account. Dictation, if you use it, can send your voice to Apple. The on-phone speech export does not.

Sign in with Apple to use an account balance. Buying credit packs is switched off, and a one-time trial credit is not available until it is funded. The app is not on the App Store. A TestFlight link for iPhone is below.

Test the beta on iPhone via TestFlight

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Oovika
The real consent screen. Online chat and generation go through OpenRouter only after this choice. Asking for a price does not send the pictures. View full-size screenshot.
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The real Local tools screen. This spoken audio uses a voice already on the iPhone and is not uploaded to Oovika. View full-size screenshot.

The work behind it

Lines written
61,299
Files
127
Days worked
7
Commits
90
Started
27 Oct 2026
Last change
2 Nov 2026

What it would have cost

$51,000to have this built for you — its answers ranged $46,000–$54,000

$6,000what it is worth to own today

Substantial polished app and backend, but unlaunched, no users or revenue; asset value low.

Priced on 28 Oct 2026 by an AI model that read the project's source code: the middle of 3 answers. How this is worked out.

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Measured 2 Nov 2026.