Observed arrival · 2026-08-31
OKAN, an ADHD reminder that tries to meet you halfway
A Japanese reminder app for people with ADHD that uses AI to organize spoken plans and choose when to prompt them.
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OKAN describes a conversational intake system in which users can state plans in ordinary language and the AI separates dates, all-day tasks, same-day plans, and longer-term deadlines. The page says ambiguous phrases trigger clarification rather than automatic confirmation. It also proposes learning when a person usually starts or returns to tasks, then recalculating reminder timing and frequency. App Store distribution is marked as forthcoming, with monthly pricing shown from ¥980 and a seven-day annual-plan trial mentioned.
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