An AI platform released in October 2025 by STREAMOYE PTE. LTD. of Singapore. It began as “Secure Chat,” a single end-to-end encrypted workspace where you can use more than 20 open-source models such as DeepSeek, Llama, and Qwen, and it now leads with “AI CMO,” a set of autonomous marketing agents covering SEO, Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and more. The service states that conversation data is not used to train AI, and it is positioned for professionals who handle confidential information, including lawyers, doctors, and finance workers.
Key Features
- 20+ open-source models in one interface: Switch among multiple open-source models such as DeepSeek, Llama, Qwen, and Mistral. Because conversation context is preserved when you change models, it is easy to draft with a lighter model and finish with one that is stronger at reasoning
- End-to-end encryption and a zero-access design: In Secure Chat mode, keys are generated on the client side and conversations and attachments are stored encrypted. Decryption happens on the user’s own device, in a design where the operator cannot read the contents
- Models operated on a no-training premise: Models are described as either self-hosted or accessed through APIs configured for zero data retention, on the premise that conversations are not fed back into the model providers’ training
- Published cryptographic implementation: The cryptographic implementation is open-sourced so that third parties can verify it. The mechanism is described in detail in the whitepaper
- AI CMO ─ more than ten marketing agents: Includes an SEO Agent (finding keyword gaps and generating articles), a Reddit Agent (finding relevant threads and drafting replies), a GEO Agent (tracking mentions and citations in AI search), X and LinkedIn Agents (generating post drafts), a Writer Agent, a UGC Videos Agent, and a Coding Agent (opening pull requests for technical SEO fixes)
- Integrations with publishing tools: Connects to WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix, Sanity, GitHub, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, LinkedIn, X, and others so that output can be published or applied directly
Pricing
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Main features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free AI CMO | $0 | ─ | Website analysis, product information document, positioning and ICP messaging, 30-day marketing strategy |
| AI CMO Lite | $129 | $1,290 (about $108/month) | SEO, GEO, Influencer, X, Reddit, and Coding Agents, competitor analysis, monthly content strategy refresh |
| AI CMO Pro | $249 | $2,490 (about $208/month) | Everything in Lite plus the Writer Agent, LinkedIn Agent, UGC Videos Agent, and all integrations |
| Agency | Contact for pricing | Contact for pricing | For running multiple client sites, with a lower per-site rate |
Pricing is as of August 2026. The official pricing page lists the AI CMO plans; we could not confirm a listing for a standalone paid chat plan. Check the official site for the latest pricing.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Use several open-source models from a single interface without contracting for each one separately
- Encryption and a zero-access design are stated up front, making it easier to consider for work under confidentiality obligations
- The published cryptographic implementation gives you material for an internal security review
- For marketing work, research, drafting, and publishing can be handed to a connected set of agents
- A free plan lets you try site analysis and the initial strategy document at no cost
⚠️ Cons
- Paid AI CMO plans start at $129 per month, which is not cheap for individual use
- The pricing structure for using chat on its own is hard to make out on the official site
- The provider is a relatively new company in Singapore, so a long-term operating track record is still being built
- Not suited to uses that require proprietary models from major vendors, such as the GPT or Claude families
- Articles and posts produced by the agents should be used on the premise that a human reviews them before publication
Comparison with Similar Services
| Item | Okara | Venice AI | Poe | Jasper |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main use | Confidential AI chat plus marketing automation | Privacy-focused AI chat | Aggregated access to many AI models | Marketing-oriented content generation |
| Models | Mainly open-source models (20+) | Mainly open-source models | Many commercial and open-source models | Proprietary plus partner models |
| Encryption messaging | States end-to-end encryption and zero access | States local storage and no logging | Typical service level | Typical service level |
| Agent features | Many, including SEO, Reddit, X, and LinkedIn | Limited | Centered on bot creation | Features for brand operations |
| Free plan | Yes (AI CMO Free) | Yes | Yes | No (trial only) |
Who Is It For
- Professionals such as lawyers, doctors, and finance workers who must enter client or case information into an AI and care about how that data is handled
- People who want to compare and use several open-source models but would rather avoid contracting for each API individually
- Solo developers and small teams without a dedicated marketer who want a system for drafting SEO articles and social posts
- Site operators who want to automate everything from article creation to publication on an existing WordPress or Webflow site
Summary
Okara layers a set of autonomous marketing agents on top of a chat foundation that runs open-source models in an encrypted environment. Its distinguishing trait is having two entry points of quite different character: chat for professionals who prioritize confidentiality, and marketing automation for teams that are short on people. A realistic approach is to start with the free plan, check the quality of the site analysis and strategy document, see whether the agents’ output meets your standards, and only then consider a paid plan.