Local working set
Conversations, documents, and learned context stay close to the device doing the work.
Okroh is a local-first AI workspace for conversations, projects, documents, memory, and artifacts—held together in one desktop surface.
Coming soon to macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android.
The thread, the project files, and the remembered context stay close enough to use without starting over.
A sidebar for what you are carrying, a reading surface for the conversation, and a composer that keeps the next move obvious.
Explore the workspace guideConversations, documents, and learned context stay close to the device doing the work.
When continuity moves between devices, the relay is a passage—not a place where your work lives.
Authorized devices keep the path back to your workspace in your hands.
Okroh makes the parts around a conversation useful: project context, local memory, connected files, and the artifact you are making together.
Artifacts · open beside the thread
When a conversation turns into a plan, chart, document, or interactive widget, Okroh gives it a surface of its own—so the output stays close to the reasoning that made it.
Bring local files into the conversation without losing the thread.
Review, correct, or forget the preferences Okroh carries forward.
Choose which tools can help in this conversation, when they matter.
Complex tasks can stay legible while Okroh searches, checks, and synthesizes.
Okroh makes the path of your data visible: what stays on your devices, what passes through a relay, and what a model needs only long enough to answer.
Read the privacy architectureStored locally so your workspace can stay useful without making your working context a server-side archive.
When you continue on another device, encrypted updates pass through the relay and are not kept as a readable history.
Okroh routes prompts and context through zero-retention enterprise agreements, then brings the response back into your workspace.
Okroh keeps the workspace around the conversation, instead of asking you to rebuild the same context for every model or device.
The payoff: the conversation, the source material, and the next move can stay in the same place.
Tell Okroh something once, then let the right model pick up the work on the device you choose.
Learned memory is reviewable: you can correct it, remove it, or see what is no longer current. Your account manages access and billing; your working context stays on your devices.
How key recovery worksOkroh is launching soon on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Bring the conversation, the context, and the next step with you.
One workspace, carried forward.