Oki

Oki offers an on-device AI computer that stores and processes personal data locally, delivering private, personalized insights without a subscription. It emphasizes ownership of data via a physical memchip and local AI running on-device. The product aims to be a private, expandable home AI and data platform with on-device intelligence.

Oki Home is an AI computer that runs all AI and data storage locally on-device, using a 122B parameter model with 96 GB of local VRAM for private inference. Data is stored on removable memchips (2TB–16TB) and can be distributed across multiple memchips for backup. The system provides on-device natural-language and voice search, personalized interactions, and sources. It includes custom endpoints for local intelligence, enabling developers to create APIs for text, image, voice, and multimodal workflows that tap into private context with zero token costs. All data stays on device unless shared by the user through memchips; ownership is explicit and subscription-free.

Who it’s for: Individuals seeking private, on-device AI and personal data management; users who want ownership of their digital life and local intelligence without cloud-based data storage.

Join waitlist / early access; product emphasizes privacy-first, on-device architecture; mentions of physical hardware (memchips) and private endpoints indicate pre-launch/early-stage hardware-software integration.