What AI model does Dayora use?
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Terra, for everything that reads what you wrote.
Which model does which job
The reply to every entry
OpenAI GPT-5.6 TerraWhat it heard, what is underneath, and, when it fits, one small step.
Reflect conversations
OpenAI GPT-5.6 TerraThe same model, carrying memory of what you have written before.
Voice journaling and call transcription
OpenAI gpt-transcribeRuns with language auto-detection, so an entry spoken in any language is transcribed in that language rather than forced into English.
Your Circle, patterns and long reports
OpenAI GPT-5.6 TerraThe same model family, on longer inputs. Some supporting steps, such as sorting and tagging entries, run on a smaller OpenAI model.
What the model does with what you write
It can be. Dayora may use your entries to train and improve the AI models and features that power it, and the AI providers that write Dayora's replies may use what Dayora sends them to train and improve their own models, under agreements that help keep Dayora free. Dayora never sells your entries. The full detail is in the privacy policy at dayora.ai/privacy. Read the privacy policy
Does the model change?
Yes, and this page changes with it, because the name above is read from the same setting the app runs on rather than typed in by hand. If they ever disagreed, the build would fail.
What Dayora deliberately does not say is that it runs "the latest" model. That claim goes stale the day a new one ships, and nothing can keep it true. What is true and checkable is that the replies you read come from a current OpenAI model, the same one on the free plan as on Dayora Plus, while some behind-the-scenes steps, like sorting and tagging entries, use a smaller OpenAI model.
What about other journaling apps?
People ask which model Rosebud, Mindsera and the rest are built on far more often than they ask about Dayora, and this page is not going to guess. None of them publishes it anywhere we can read and verify, and a company's model choice can change without any announcement at all.
That is the same rule Dayora applies to competitors' prices: a figure gets published here only if it came from that company's own site, with the date it was read. You can see how that works on which AI journaling apps are actually free.