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Oki: The memory computer for your digital life. It is listed under Image & Design on AI Registry as a paid tool.
The tools below are approved listings in the same category, ordered by how closely their tags match Oki. This is an automatic list. We have not written a researched verdict for Oki yet, so treat it as a shortlist and check each vendor's pricing page before switching.
Built from each tool's listing. Vendors can update their own listing after claiming it.
Turn ideas into physical products
No Logo is building the orchestration layer for creating viral consumer products. The manufacturing world is full of capable, underutilized overseas factories with the machines, tooling, and engineers to build winning products – but no way to connect them to the creators and brands with the ideas and distribution. As a...
The Cursor for Chip Design - Delivering Silicon-Ready Chip Designs…
SigmanticAI is building an AI-native hardware development assistant that automates the entire RTL design flow, from natural language to synthesizable HDL and testbenches, inside a seamless VSCode fork. Powered by fine-tuned Verilog LLMs, reinforcement learning, and real compiler feedback, SigmanticAI iteratively refine...
Single photo nutrition tracking.
SnapCalorie is the world’s first app where you can take a photo of ANY meal and get an accurate calorie count. It takes seconds to use and is more accurate than a trained nutritionist. The team previously co-founded Google Lens, Cloud Vision API, and published a CVPR paper demonstrating the first algorithm to outperfor...
Constellations as a Service
Basalt is building Constellations as a Service, self-flying satellite constellations tailored for private enterprise and the government without any prior aerospace experience needed! Powered by our Diamond AI, Basalt provides a seamless experience, enabling users to fly and stream data and images from their own dedicat...
An AI physics simulator for AI chip design
DeepSim is building an AI physics simulator. We are currently developing the only thermal simulator to meet AI chip design needs and are validating our tool with Intel. We are a team of three electrical engineering PhDs from Stanford with backgrounds in semiconductor fabrication and design.