AURA

AURA is the Atmos Upkeep Regulation Assistant, built for owners and regulators who need to know whether a Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos is running fast or slow after service. Photograph the dial (or pick a photo), confirm the reading, and AURA stores dial time against real time. Over a regulation session you will see rate deviation on a chart, with average and mean rates so you can judge how the clock is actually running. When you have enough readings, AURA also tips how far to move the regulator lever (toward Fast or Slow) based on the session mean rate. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add each Atmos clock (model, calibre, serial, optional photo). 2. Start a regulation session when you set the clock to time or change the regulator. 3. Capture dial readings with the camera or gallery. Cloud AI proposes the dial time; you confirm before it is saved. 4. Watch the session chart, mean rate, and regulator-lever tip as rate improves or drifts. FEATURES • Clock profiles with curated Atmos models and serial dating cues • Regulation sessions with color accents, notes, reminders, and amplitude • AI-assisted dial reading (your OpenAI API key) plus manual entry • Rate charts with absolute/relative axes and s/day, min/day, s/mo, min/mo units • Average and mean rate summary (two or more readings) • Regulator lever tip: how far to move toward Fast or Slow from the mean rate • Fast / on-time / slow color coding for deviations • Export and import clocks, sessions, readings, and photos • Optional studio-style cleanup for catalog photos WHO IT IS FOR Atmos collectors, watchmakers, and anyone regulating torsion-pendulum clocks who wants measurable progress, not guesswork from a notebook. REQUIREMENTS Dial AI reading needs an OpenAI API key entered in Settings. Photos used for AI reading are sent to OpenAI for processing. Clock data is stored on your device; you can export backups when you choose.