OkayMe
I'm okay, me.How are you feeling?
Young person mode: group rooms and people nearby are switched off to keep you safe.
Your passport stays on this phone only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Talk for me
Turn your volume up. If nothing plays, use "Show it big" instead.
Quick cards
Tap one to show it full screen.
My passport
These are example answers. Change them to yours, then press Save.
Oki, your buddy
Hiya! Do helpful things and I'll grow.
How to earn points: beat a timer (+10), stop scrolling when Oki asks (+5), fill in your passport (+5). At level 2 Oki gets a scarf, and at level 3 a hat. Points can never be bought.
Oki changes outfit to match: a genius professor when you need to think, a chef when you're cooking, headphones when it's music time, and more.
Tap Oki to make it jump. Press and drag to pick Oki up and drop it somewhere else. Oki might wave, hop, have a sit down or fall asleep.
My profile
If nothing happens when you tap it, your phone's Claude app may be blocking photos. Open OkayMe in Chrome instead, or pick an avatar:
Your name, home town and birthday never leave this phone. Your picture stays here too.
Music and calm sounds
Calm soundsMade right here on your phone. Brown noise helps a lot of people with ADHD focus or settle.
Pick songs from your phone. They play here and stay on your phone. Your buddy dances along.
No songs added yet.
Shared playlistShare songs that help you, with a link to Spotify, YouTube or anywhere.
No songs shared yet.
Bridges
Bridges link OkayMe to the other apps you already use, so it can help you there too. You choose which ones, and you can switch them off any time.
Safe places map
Places people have found calm and welcoming for ADHD, autism, anxiety and other hidden disabilities. Added and rated by people who use OkayMe.
No places here yet. Be the first: tap Add a place and add somewhere you find calm.
No places yet. Add the first one.
In the phone app you can let it use your location. Here, choose your town instead.
My health and moving
Tell Oki a bit about your body, so he suggests the right things: a walk, some gentle chair stretches, or a reminder for your tablets. It all stays on this phone. Oki isn't a doctor, so check with your GP before starting anything new.
Try it now
Easy to use for everyone
Settings for dyslexia, low vision, blind and Deaf people. Change anything, it saves straight away.
Easy reading
Voice
Blind or low vision? OkayMe also works with your phone's screen reader (TalkBack). "Read it for me" can read letters out loud from a photo.
Listen for me (live captions)
For Deaf people, or anyone who struggles to hear. Hold your phone towards the person talking, and their words appear here, big.
Sign language (BSL)
Type a word and see a real person sign it in British Sign Language.
Coming later: Oki signing for you himself.
Read it for me
Paste a letter, email or message here. Oki reads it out loud and makes it simpler. Tip: in any app, press Share and pick OkayMe, and it comes straight here.
The important bits
Simpler, one bit at a time
Oki swaps hard words for easy ones and pulls out dates, times, money and phone numbers. Always check the original for anything important.
Me and my plan
Help Oki get to know you, so he can look after you properly. If things ever get really hard, Oki shows you your own plan and your people, with one tap to call them. It all stays on this phone. Fill in as much or as little as you like.
Oki isn't a doctor or a crisis service. When things are really hard, he helps you reach real people fast.
Ideas and feedback
What would make OkayMe better? Anything at all: a feature, something confusing, a colour you'd change.
Everyone's ideasNo ideas yet.
Calm games
For fidgety hands and busy heads. No scores to beat, no timers, no losing.
Flick it with your finger.
Press and hold to squish.
Slide the tiles back into order: 1 to 8.
Find the matching pairs.
Group rooms
Bring your buddy into a room with other people who use OkayMe. Use a nickname, not your real name. Nothing said in a room is saved anywhere.
Everyone in the room pops the same sheet. Clear it as a team!
Be kind. If someone isn't, tap their message to hide everything from them. If you're struggling, the How are you feeling space on the home screen has help any time.
Make it yours
Let's make your buddy
Every buddy is an Oki. Make yours look like nobody else's.
In the full app, more outfits unlock with points. Points can never be bought.
Grown-up is calmer and plainer: a glowing orb buddy, muted colours, softer movement.
"Plain" is extra calm, with soft colours for sensory comfort. Changes save straight away on this phone.
Thinking space
Professor Oki is here. Empty your head onto the page: one thing per line, as messy as you like.
Race the timer
Pick a job and a time. Finish before the clock and Oki cheers.
Go go go!
Scroll buddy
When you've been scrolling too long, Oki pops up. You choose how strong the nudge is, because a sudden pop-up can be too much for some people.
In the real app this works on top of TikTok, YouTube and other apps on Android (with your permission). iPhone allows less, so there it's a notification.
Advert shield
Oki is on your side, not the advertisers'. Watch him shove adverts out of your feed. Gambling, alcohol and buy-now-pay-later adverts get extra-hard pushes, to protect people in recovery or struggling with money.
Adverts pushed away: 0
On a computer, OkayMe for Chrome can really do this on websites. On Android phones, Google's rules don't let apps hide other apps' adverts, so there Oki warns you instead: "That's a gambling advert, skip it!"
My QR passport
Anyone can scan this with their phone camera. It works with no signal.
If you collapse or can't speak, paramedics and doctors can scan it without unlocking your phone.
This shows the example passport. Fill in My passport to make it yours.