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A 3-minute conversation that gives you an honest readiness score.
I'm Sanora. Talk with me for about 3 minutes and I'll compare today with your own normal to spot fatigue and stress early. Then you get your readiness score. Nothing shared.
Every call demands split-second decisions.
Managing fear when entering a burning building.
Staying composed during a traumatic scene.
Leading your crew through chaos.
‍You already do this. It's not luck; it's a skill.
But here's what no one tells you: Mental readiness, your ability to stay focused, composed, and in control, isn't just about feelings.
‍It's a performance skill.
‍And like any skill, it gets stronger with practice. Or weaker without it.
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You wouldn't skip PT and expect to drag hose on game day.
You wouldn't skip SCBA checks and hope your gear works.
‍Your mental readiness is no different.
It needs regular checks. Small reps. Consistent practice.
‍That's what Okaya is: A 3-minute daily rep for your mental fitness.
Not therapy. Not tracking. Not another report for your chief.
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Just a quick check-in that strengthens self-awareness, speeds recovery after tough calls, and keeps you mission-ready.
Carry it home. Stack the calls. Trust the next shift will be easier. Walk past the EAP brochure on the corkboard. Wait until someone notices for you.
Check in with themselves. See where they're at — privately. Notice the drift before someone else has to. Decide what it means without anyone else weighing in.
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We know camera hesitation is real. Especially for something tied to stress and how you're holding up.
‍So here's our guiding principle: Your camera turns on during your check-in. Okaya uses points from your face, not a video, plus your voice tone and word patterns as you talk in the same way a trained peer supporter notices how you're doing during a conversation.
The camera picture becomes points from your face, not a video of you. The video never leaves your device and isn't recorded or stored.
‍Think of it like a thermometer for your readiness. It takes a reading from you, not a picture of you. It doesn't keep a video of your face.
‍Work computer doesn't have a camera?
No problem. Use your personal phone or tablet. Same 3 minutes, same insights.
Okaya helps you see patterns in your stress, sleep, and mental state before they become problems. It's a check-in, like looking in a mirror, that gives you insights that feel like they come from a peer supporter, not a robot.
What It's NOT:
❌ A replacement for therapy or peer support
❌ A tracking device for your department
❌ Another report for your chief
What It IS:
âś… A private tool to check your own readiness
âś… A way to spot warning signs early
âś… Data you can share with peer support if you choose
Our power users know that Okaya's insights can help them stay at their best for themselves, their teams, and their loved ones.
Okaya gives our people objective data about their readiness state. Individual scores stay private — we only see department-wide trends.
My Okaya scores made me realize IÂ needed to reach out for help. As therapy progressed I could see my score improve again.
The scores so far actually feel quite accurate and relatable for me. For example, today I received a lower score, which makes sense because I slept very poorly. I can really recognize myself in the results
I completed the check-in. It was pretty smooth, I like how the AI provides follow-up action items and the scores at the end.
I really did not want to like it because it's AI but I did! Â
It's scary at how good it was at when I needed to take a minute to step away and relax.
Our FAQ has been compiled from the most commonly asked questions we have received. You can also learn more about our technology by downloading our white paper.
Okaya serves three groups: (1) Individual high-performers (firefighters, pilots, military operators, athletes) who want to check their own readiness. (2) Team leaders who need anonymized visibility into crew readiness trends without accessing individual data. (3) Developers and platform operators who want to embed readiness scoring via Okaya’s API.
Okaya is a readiness platform built on a short, private check-in. You talk with Sanora for about 3 minutes, and Okaya compares how you sound, what you say and how your expression moves with your own normal. You get a personal readiness score, the Okaya Score. It helps you see your own fatigue and stress early and helps organizations spot burnout trends, all while maintaining user privacy.
The Okaya Score is your personal readiness score from a check-in of about 3 minutes. It compares your voice tone, your words and points from your face, not a video of you, with your own earlier check-ins. The process is entirely encrypted, and you retain full control over your data.
User data security is a top priority for Okaya. Your check-in is encrypted and no video leaves your phone. Okaya never identifies who you are from your face. Your organization sees group trends, not your individual score, unless Safety Monitoring is on and you agreed to it.
Yes. Okaya’s API lets technology providers and organizations embed readiness assessments directly into their own platforms. The API runs the same short check-in inside your app and compares voice, words and expression with each person’s own baseline, returning structured readiness scores that integrate with scheduling, EHR, and operational systems.
Absolutely. Users have full control over their data and can choose to share their Okaya Score and related insights with therapists or other professionals. This feature enables individuals to seek targeted support when needed, so the people they trust can help with real data.
Okaya offers support for organizations looking to implement the platform, including access to product demos and resources to facilitate integration. You can request a demo to understand how Okaya can be tailored to your specific needs and receive guidance on setup and deployment.
