Onira — Self-Hypnosis Sessions Written for You

Self-hypnosis sessions written for you, on your phone

Most hypnosis apps hand you the same recording as everyone else. Onira writes a session for your situation, in the moment, with an AI model that runs entirely on your device — then narrates it aloud while you close your eyes.

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Guided hypnosis works best when the words match what you are actually carrying. A recording made for a general audience has to stay vague; a session written around the sentence you just typed can name the thing keeping you awake, and build the imagery around it.

That is the whole idea behind Onira. You choose a theme, add as much or as little detail as you like, and a small open-weight language model on your phone writes a complete script following the classical arc of a hypnotherapy session.

How Onira builds your session

  1. You pick a theme and, if you want, type a sentence or two about what is actually going on.
  2. An AI model running on your phone writes the script — induction, deepening, imagery, suggestions, anchoring, then a clear return to full alertness.
  3. Narration starts as soon as the opening is ready and the rest keeps writing while you listen, so a full 15 to 30 minute session begins in seconds.
  4. Keep a session you liked and replay the exact same narration whenever you want.

Inside the app

Choose a theme

Questions people ask

Private by design

Onira runs its model on your device. The theme you pick, the words you type and the session you receive are never uploaded — there is no account, no cloud generation and no server that could read them.

Nothing you type or receive leaves the phone
No account, nothing transmitted, works offline.

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Not a medical treatment

Onira is a relaxation and self-hypnosis tool. It is not therapy, not medical or psychiatric advice, and not a substitute for professional care or emergency services. If you are in distress or in danger, contact a local crisis line or emergency number.