OkiDesign

Give memory a form.

We have always made room for what matters. Notes in the margins of a book. Objects brought home from different trips. Their meaning grows through the people, places, and moments they connect.

We designed the Memchip around an overlooked right: to own your memory. It gives that ownership a physical form - something you can hold, carry, and keep.

Plug it into Oki Home, and unlimited, on-device intelligence comes to your memory. Ownership should not depend on a continuing subscription.

Oki makes your digital life and personal intelligence tangible. Yours to keep, work with, and enjoy.

Bicycle for the mind.

Planning a trip, researching an idea, or developing a project means working with several things at once. We need to see them side by side, compare details, and keep track of what is still unresolved. In a chat, those things slip out of view as the conversation moves on.

We designed Desk as a shared field of view for you and Oki. The materials you gather, how you arrange them, and what you keep close give shape to your work - and stay in place across conversations.

Dieter Rams working at Braun in the 1970s.
Dieter Rams at work at Braun, 1970s.

A living brief.

Personal intelligence depends on paying attention. Oki reads new material, connects it with what came before, and notices what needs your attention. Its understanding grows in the background, without you having to explain everything again.

On your Desk, Oki gathers references, compares options, and prepares the next step. It leaves its work alongside yours, with a record of what it has done, so you can review, change, and carry it forward.

Anne Hathaway in The Devil Wears Prada.
The Devil Wears Prada, 2006

Leave the work, not the context.

When you step away, Oki can continue from the references you gathered, the choices you made, and the questions still open. Over time, these details build an understanding of how you think and what matters to you. We believe such intelligence should be yours to keep. A computer can know you deeply and still remain truly yours.

A furniture convention display from 1985.
Furniture convention, 1985

Oki Home makes your digital life tangible.

Explore how Oki helps you gather, arrange, revisit, and develop what matters to you.