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Habits stick when someone’s counting on you.

Okimari is a habit and to-do app you keep with your crew: friends, a partner, housemates. Check in, keep your streaks, and keep each other honest.

Works in your browser, on your phone or computer.

🏃 Morning run
Medium · 20 pts 🔥 12-day streak
🎹 Practise scales
Hard · 30 pts $5 on the line
Approved by the crew · Sam is your partner
📚 Read 20 pages
Easy · 10 pts Due today
🦒 Your giraffe is hungry. Practise scales is still due today.

How it works

Set it up once. Your crew does the rest.

1

Add a habit

Give it a title and a type, then add only what you need: a schedule, a streak, a target, a reminder.

2

Bring your crew

Share your group’s invite code. Everyone sees what’s due, and who it’s for.

3

Check in

Every check-in earns points. Points rank you on the weekly Board, and you spend them on rewards you set together.

Accountability

No quietly making a goal easier.

Okimari is built around the people holding you to it, so the rules are ones you all agreed to.

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Your crew approves

Ask the group to agree what a task is worth. Once it’s approved, any change goes back to them too.

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Stakes, if you want them

Miss it and you lose points, or owe money if you put money on it. Okimari keeps the tally; you settle up yourselves.

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Partners who notice

Partners hear about misses, can ask for proof, and get a weekly report every Sunday.

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Days off, done fairly

Sick or travelling? Ask for a day off. Once your partner OKs it, your streak waits and no stake is lost.

The zoo

Every habit is a habitat.

Your crew shares a zoo. Keep your habits going and it grows.

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    Habitats that growKeep a habit going and its habitat gets sturdier fences, water, a pavilion and whole animal families.
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    Check-ins bring visitorsVisitors pay for decorations, and you arrange the zoo together.
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    QuestsRace each other or reach a target together before a deadline. Winners get a trophy nobody can buy.

Less to remember

Reminders that learn your routine.

Set a reminder for a task, or turn on smart nudges: Okimari learns when you usually check in, and nudges you by push or email only when something’s running late or a streak is on the line. Connect an app and check-ins can happen on their own.

Google Calendar Google Health (Fitbit) Todoist Google Tasks Toggl Track Duolingo Chess.com RescueTime

Okimari only reads what it needs from a connected account to check in your tasks, and you can disconnect at any time. The privacy policy sets out exactly what it reads and keeps.

Start small: one habit, this week.

Then invite someone who’ll notice if you skip it.