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Software that takes the shape of your business.

Oko is one system your entire business can run on: a small set of primitives that already know how a business works, shaped to your company without writing code. Nomi, its AI operator, handles the day-to-day work inside them.

The same shape, three businesses

Sales

deals 6 open pipeline

Qualified 2

Acme relaunch

Acme Co

$48,000 close aug 12

Juniper expansion

Juniper Ltd

$22,500 close aug 29

Proposal 1

Meridian rollout

Meridian Co

$96,000 close sep 5

Negotiation 2

Halcyon renewal

Halcyon Inc

$61,200 close sep 18

Foundry pilot

Foundry Bros

$18,000 close sep 22

Closed won 1

Baseline retainer

Baseline LLC

$54,000 won jul 30

Hiring

hires 6 open pipeline

Screen 2

Staff engineer

R. Osei

$185,000 start oct 1

Ops manager

T. Laurent

$120,000 start oct 15

Interview 1

Account exec

M. Reyes

$95,000 start sep 8

Offer 2

Design lead

K. Tanaka

$160,000 start sep 1

Support lead

A. Novak

$88,000 start sep 15

Signed 1

Data analyst

J. Whitfield

$105,000 start aug 18

Procurement

purchases 6 open pipeline

Shortlist 2

Data warehouse

Northwind Data

$36,000 close sep 30

Fleet leasing

Arrow Fleet

$210,000 close oct 20

Evaluation 1

Payroll platform

Ledgerline

$28,800 close sep 12

Contract 2

Security audit

Bastion Sec

$42,000 close aug 25

Office fit-out

Formwork Co

$75,000 close sep 3

Signed 1

Support tooling

Deskbound

$19,200 won jul 22

One primitive, three businesses. Each board is the same object with the same deal characteristic attached. Only the names change.

The point

This is a platform, not a point solution. One source of truth for your entire business — designed as such from the first primitive.

A CRM holds your pipeline. A project tool holds your tasks. An HR system holds your people. Each one is a fragment, and the truth of the business lives in the gaps between them. Oko is built on a different premise: a single graph of primitives that holds all of it — every object, every person, every rule, every record of what happened.

Sales calls it a deal. HR calls it a hire. Procurement calls it a PO. It’s the same shape.

Every one of them has two parties, stages that move toward a close, and a value riding on the outcome. Oko ships that shape as a single primitive. Attach it to any object you define and the object gains custom stages, pipeline reporting, offer and final amounts, close dates. Nothing about it is hardwired to sales. The labels and the process are yours.

Two parties
Custom stages
Pipeline reporting
Offer & final amounts
Close dates
Contract terms
Linked party records

Primitives, not modules

Opinionated on day one. Shapeable forever.

Most tools make you choose between a rigid suite and a blank slate. Oko ships primitives with working behavior built in, then lets anyone reshape them as the business changes.

Define

Objects, fields, records, layouts — created by the people who use them, not a services team. No code.

Attach behavior

Characteristics give an object working behavior: pipelines, workflow rules and stage automation, approval gates, ownership, activity history.

Everything connects

Records link into one graph with hierarchy and full-text search. CSV in and out, PDF export — your data stays portable.

Give an object the deal characteristic and a pipeline appears; add workflow rules and it starts enforcing them. Whatever you compose, Nomi can operate.

A law firm runs matters. A manufacturer runs work orders. An agency runs campaigns. Different businesses, same primitives underneath.

matters record

Walker v. Meridian

lead · D. Whitfield

Discovery due sep 12
Deposition — R. Vance scheduled
Motion to compel draft

work orders list

WO-1042 Line 3 calibration in progress
WO-1043 Hydraulic press service scheduled
WO-1044 Safety inspection done

campaigns list

Autumn launch J. Park · sep 1–30
Retailer co-op S. Adeyemi · oct
Holiday teaser M. Cole · nov

The platform

Capability compounds.

Operations live on the primitive, not the object. Teach the platform one new trick — reading a website, say — and every object that carries a website learns it at once.

See how the platform works

Nomi — the operator

Meet Nomi. It runs your operations.

Nomi acts through the same operations you do — creating and updating records, moving work through stages with your approval gates still applying, logging calls, running live reports. Every action is attributed and audit-logged.

It watches, too: stalled work and missed deadlines get flagged before anyone goes looking. And it starts before day one — describe your business and Nomi drafts the objects and fields to run it.

Meet Nomi

nomi · operations

09:12 Advanced 3 deals → Proposal stage gates checked
09:12 Flagged 2 stalled hires no stage movement
09:14 Logged call with Meridian Co linked to “Meridian rollout”
09:15 Assigned “Security audit” to Dana owner was empty
09:15 Ran Q3 pipeline report 6 open · $306,700 in play

Your cloud, your data

Runs in your own cloud. Your data stays yours.

Oko deploys per customer. Your company’s stack runs on its own, in your own cloud, instead of being pooled with everyone else’s. Cloud marketplace listings are on the way.

How deployment works

Where this is headed

What’s next for Oko.

Distribution where you already run — your own cloud today, the marketplaces next
More primitives, covering the shapes every business shares