What is Okashic

Okashic is a personal context platform. It keeps the essentials of who you are — your logins, cards, and personal data — in an end-to-end encrypted vault only you can read, and it lets the agents you already use act on that context without ever seeing a secret.

It does three things.

Centralize your personal context

Everything your password manager does today — logins, autofill, cards, and identity — lives in one vault you own. The vault is end-to-end encrypted: the keys are derived and unlocked on your devices, and our servers hold ciphertext they can’t read. That same vault is the context your agents work from.

See Vault.

Let your agents act safely, without your secrets

You connect a service once, in Okashic, never in a chat. From then on your agent can use it. A broker on your device applies the credential and hands back only the result — never the password, token, or session cookie. Every action lands in an audit log on your device, and you can withdraw access at any time.

See Connections.

A personal assistant that actually works

Context and safe access are the foundation. On top of them, Okashic gives the agent you already use — like Claude or Hermes — the machinery that makes it dependable: a wiki it keeps current, scripts that run repeat jobs the same way every time, skills that teach it to work through Okashic, and Apps you and your agent both read and write.

See Your assistant.

Start here

• Getting started — install, import, connect an agent, and see it work.
• Personal assistant example — a daily brief, end to end.
• Devices, broker, cloud — where Okashic runs, and the line between what you hold and what we hold.

Okashic is in private beta. It runs on Android and macOS, with a headless Linux broker for agents that run on servers.