Favorites Tree for iPhone

Give every favorite a clean, flexible home.

OkiniIre is a simple tree-style organizer for saving, grouping, and rediscovering the links, wish list ideas, places, photos, notes, and collections you care about.

See what it does

Home

Restaurants Group

Books to buy Group

Weekend cafe Item with photos

Gift ideas

Notes, photos, and a place in your tree.

Why OkiniIre

That feeling of forgetting what you actually liked.

A shopper standing in a coffee aisle, unsure which one was his favorite — Standing in the aisle, unsure which one was the favorite.

The same shopper checking his OkiniIre favorites list on his phone — Open OkiniIre, and your favorite is right there.

The shopper confidently picking the right coffee for his basket — Pick the right one with confidence, every time.

Built from the app implementation

When a flat list gets messy, build a tree instead.

Groups and subgroups

Start from Home and create a tree-style structure that keeps favorites tidy and easy to find.

Notes and images

Each item can include a display name, optional notes, and multiple images from your device or camera.

Flexible organizing

View thumbnails in the list, drag to reorder, and move items between groups as your collection changes.

English and Japanese

OkiniIre supports English and Japanese so the app feels natural in either language.

New: Search

Find it before you forget where you put it.

Can't remember which group you filed something in? Tap the search icon on any list and look it up — by name, or by a photo you already saved.

01 Search by keyword to find items by name, wherever they're stored.
02 Search by photo to find items that use the exact same picture you already saved.
03 The matching item is highlighted the moment you find it.
04 Coming soon: smarter photo matching that recognizes the same subject from a different angle or lighting.

Use it for

For the things that deserve more than a bookmark.

Use OkiniIre for links, wish list ideas, places to visit, reference photos, notes, and personal collections that become hard to manage when they are all mixed into one flat list.

01 Save favorites as groups and items.
02 Add written context with optional notes.
03 Keep multiple images with each item.
04 Reorder and move items when your tree evolves.

Download

Build your own personal collection.

Keep visual details and written context together, then get back to what matters faster.