We’re building
the memory computer.

Our lives leave a trail of photos, files, conversations, and plans. They hold the people we care about, the work we’ve done, and the things we want to remember. But that context is scattered across apps and accounts.

We believe personal AI becomes more useful when it can draw on that history. Our ambition is to give people a lasting home for their context, and intelligence that helps them make use of it.

Oki Home is a private, always-on memory computer. It brings personal information together and runs local AI to organize it, connect it, and help you find what matters.

In the background, Oki prepares summaries and anticipated answers, ready for you to consult. Through Oki Desk, that context becomes part of a workspace for thinking, planning, and working with AI.

Ownership is central to the design. Personal storage and local AI belong on a computer you control. Optional cloud models and connected services extend what you can do, with their own data-sharing boundaries.

Before Oki Home, Luofei built high-end personal PCs and enterprise AI that turned fragmented company information into personalized updates. Oki Home brings those experiences together: personal hardware and AI that makes context useful.

Luofei studied mechanical engineering and business administration in UC Berkeley’s Management, Entrepreneurship, and Technology program. Raised between China and Vancouver, he brings a background spanning hardware, software, and both sides of the Pacific.

Y Combinator
MiraclePlus

Oki is backed by Y Combinator and MiraclePlus, and participated in Y Combinator’s Winter 2025 batch.