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Oplo OS 1 The first SDK is being cut. Here is what will be in it.

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OStudio The editor, the simulator and the profiler, in one app.

What we are building The whole system, and the parts of it that do not exist yet.

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Intelligence on the device Models that run on the machine in your hand.

Start where there is something to start on.

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Read the design system

The type scale, the colour and the layout rules this site is built from, as a working stylesheet rather than a PDF.

Documentation
No account needed
Open

Look at OEdu

The one Oplo product that is finished enough to sign in to. It is built on the same platform everything else will be.

Product
edu.oplocloud.com
On request

Talk to an engineer

There is no forum worth having yet, so developer questions reach the people who wrote the thing the same way everything else does.

Conversation
Usually within a week
On request

Early access to the SDK

Small, and chosen by what you are building rather than by who you are. Tell us the thing you want to make.

Programme
Not yet open
Not built

API reference

There is no API to document until there is an API. When there is, the reference goes here, and it will be the document our own engineers work from.

Documentation
Nothing to read yet
Not built

App distribution

No store, no review queue, no certificates. Every one of those is a promise about a device that has not shipped.

Distribution
Nothing to read yet

Latest films.

Designing for Oplo OS

What runs on the device, and what never leaves it

A tour of OStudio

Building OEdu on the platform

Silicon, and the software written for it

The one account, across every surface

Films are being made. None is finished.

For you.

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Platforms.

Oplo OS 1

In development

OStudio

In development

Oplo Silicon

In design

Oplo Intelligence

In development

Oplo Cloud

Running the platform API

OEdu

Shipping today

What is new for Oplo developers

One page, kept honest: what changed this month, what is about to, and what we said last month that turned out to be wrong.

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Technologies.

One platform learned once, rather than once per device. Everything below is part of the same system — which is why there is one list and not six.

Interface

  • Design system
  • Layout and type
  • Motion
  • Accessibility
  • Dark and light

Intelligence

  • On-device models
  • Roxan
  • Speech and text
  • Vision
  • Private inference

Data

  • Accounts and identity
  • The platform API
  • Sync
  • Storage
  • Export and portability

System

  • Silicon
  • Power and thermals
  • Security
  • Updates
  • Diagnostics

Each of these is a heading with work behind it and no document in front of it yet. They are listed so the shape of the platform is legible, not so the list can be mistaken for a reference.

Downloads.

Nothing to download yet — and a page of greyed-out buttons would be a worse answer than this sentence. OStudio and the first SDK arrive together, because an SDK with no tools to hold it is a tarball and a wish.

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Community.

Forums

Not open. A forum with four posts in it reads as an abandoned building, so it opens when there are enough people to fill it.

Open source

The parts of Oplo that are not the product get published as we go. The design system this site is built from is the first of them.

Office hours

A conversation with whoever wrote the part you are asking about. Ask, and we will find the hour.

Support.

There is no ticket queue to route you through and nobody in the middle. A developer question reaches the people who built the thing, and the answer comes back from them.

Getting help Write to us ›

Oplo Developer Program

Not open, and we will say so plainly rather than take a name and a fee for a platform that has not shipped. When it opens it will carry the SDK, the tools and a way to put what you make in front of people — and not a day before all three exist.

Tell us what you would build
Notes
  1. Oplo has not shipped a developer platform. Every section of that page describes work in progress, and one that says a thing is not built means exactly that.
  2. Nothing on it is an offer, a commitment to a specification, or a date.