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Finish expense reportFocus mode
Pick one to-do and start a timer. Everything else goes quiet until it's done.
Closed beta · Android · Fold-optimized
Your whole day,
Your whole day,
in one app.
Mail, calendar, people and to-dos, together. One glass bar to move between them, one + to add anything.
On the Galaxy Z Fold
Opens up with the phone.
On the cover screen it's a phone. Unfold it and Okeydo spreads into two panes: your lists beside the open list, the month beside three days, the inbox beside the email.
How it's built
Glass, floating over your day.
Drag the phone to turn it
Try it
Type it like
you'd say it.
Okeydo reads dates, times, people, repeats and lists. Add it, and watch it land in the phone, the same way it does in the app.
Tap the bar, the + and the checkboxes.
Coming soon
Focus, habits, AI and automations.
What testers asked for most, coming to Okeydo after the beta.
Habits
Small things you do every day, with streaks that fill in as you go.
Eisenhower matrix
Sort to-dos by urgent and important, and see what to do first.
OkeAI
Ask it to plan your afternoon, sum up your inbox or draft a reply in your tone. It works across your mail, calendar and lists, and only when you ask.
Automations
Small rules that run for you. An email from the bank becomes a to-do, and every Friday at 5 your next week gets planned.
Small things
The details you notice after a week.
Questions
Before you join.
Which phones does it run on?
Any Android phone on Android 12 or newer. Optimized for foldables like the Galaxy Z Fold, and just as good on a regular phone.
Which email accounts work?
Gmail and Google Workspace, through Google sign-in. Other providers come after the beta.
Where is my data kept?
On your phone, encrypted. Mail is read from Google when you open the app or in a short background check. Nothing is copied to a server of ours.
What does the beta cost?
Nothing. Testers keep their access when Okeydo launches.
Your whole day, in one app.
Invites go out in small groups. No newsletter, no spam.