Okio

Okio is your AI nature guide for exploring, identifying, and learning about the world around you. Whether you're spotting wild mushrooms on a forest walk, figuring out what plant is growing in your garden, or keeping a houseplant healthy, Okio helps you understand what you're seeing and guides you step by step.

WHAT MAKES OKIO DIFFERENT

Okio sees what you see. Snap a photo, and it can help identify plants, fungi, trees, birds, insects, and more. It uses your location, the season, and local conditions to give guidance that fits where you are right now, not generic advice from a textbook.

HOW IT WORKS

Start from scratch or pick a Starter for common nature activities like plant care, garden tasks, and outdoor exploration. Okio guides you through objectives one at a time with interactive action cards, map pins, and visual instructions. Along the way, your discoveries are saved to your personal field journal with photos, notes, and locations.

FEATURES

- Nature identification: Identify plants, fungi, trees, birds, and other wildlife from photos
- Step-by-step guidance: Get clear, interactive help for exploration, plant care, and garden tasks
- Live map: See your trail, discoveries, and notable spots in one place
- Field journal: Save every observation with photos, location, and AI analysis
- Objective tracking: Follow guided activities and keep track of what you've completed
- Context-aware AI: Guidance that adapts to your location, season, experience, and available gear

EXPLORE TOGETHER

Invite others to join your adventure in real time. Share a walk, split up observations, and see each other's locations and discoveries on the map. Great for exploring with friends, family outings, school trips, and group nature walks.

DISCOVER WHAT OTHERS FOUND

Browse public projects and community observations to see what others are finding nearby and around the world. Discover new places to explore, learn from shared observations, and save ideas for later.

BUILT FOR THE OUTDOORS

Okio is designed for the moment you're actually out there: on a trail, in the garden, at the park, or caring for plants at home. It's a pocket nature companion that helps you notice more, learn more, and explore with confidence.