Orange France Integrates Multiple AIs into Its New App

Orange rebrands its mobile application and integrates Orange IAs, a space providing access to multiple AI models within a single interface. The app is now available to non-subscribers, and an Orange IAs Plus plan has been spotted, although no pricing or quotas are known. Several points remain to be clarified, including the method for calculating the carbon footprint of the models and data processing guarantees, which are expected to be addressed in a presentation on November 10.

Access for Non-Subscribers and Unpriced Plus Offer

Orange France is accessible to non-subscribers after the free creation of an account, but this does not grant free access to all services. An Orange IAs Plus plan, which promises up to ten times more daily usage, has been identified, but neither its price nor its exact quotas are known at this time. A presentation scheduled for November 10 is expected to clarify the access conditions for the AI offer as well as the guarantees regarding the processing of conversations and documents. Additionally, the application expands its scope beyond contract management.

Functionality of Orange IAs and Observed Limitations

Orange IAs brings together different AI models within a single interface. The identified models include Claude Haiku 4.5, Gemini 3.5, Flash-Lite, GPT-6 Luna, and Mistral Large 4. Users have the option to select a model, let the application choose automatically, or opt for the one indicated as having the lowest carbon footprint, although the comparison method has not yet been specified. The features offered include text generation, idea suggestion, document analysis, and image production. This space is distinct from an assistant reserved for Orange services, which is also accessible from the home screen and, during initial tests, primarily redirected users to web pages. To date, no memory capability or agentic functionality has been noted in Orange IAs.

New Application Available and Upcoming Presentation

The application Orange et moi has been renamed Orange France. An update has been available on the App Store since November 9 and consolidates subscription management, television, emails, and news. An official presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, 2026.