Self-hosted Umami
v2.10 to v3.4
- Username + password
- Two-factor authenticationv3.3 / v3.4
- API keyv3.4
Your sites. Within reach.
iOS 17 or later · iPhone, iPhone Duo & iPad



Bring sites from multiple servers and accounts together. Search your list and pin the sites you check most.

See visitors, views, visits, bounce rate and average visit duration. Compare periods, choose a date range and set the time zone that fits your work.

Visitors active in the last 5 minutes. Activity from the last 30 minutes.

Explore pages, sources, regions, browsers, operating systems and devices. Tap a breakdown to filter your view. Some dimensions depend on your server version.
Okayu supports iPhone Duo. Unfold it to see your sites and analytics side by side in a split layout, with the interface clear of the crease.

v2.10 to v3.4
Cloud API access requires a paid Umami plan, not an Okayu subscription.
No server yet? Try Demo mode inside the app.
Your device connects directly to the servers you add. The developer does not collect your app data.
Read the privacy policyThe app lock does not protect widget content.
Yes. Bring your own Umami server or a Cloud account with API access. You can also try Demo mode inside the app.
Yes. Okayu is free to download, with optional in-app purchases.
Independently developed. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Umami Software.
Supports Umami v2.10 to v3.4. Sign in with username and password. Two-factor authentication on v3.3/v3.4; API key sign-in on v3.4.
Connect with an API key. Cloud API access requires a paid Umami plan. This is a requirement of Umami Cloud, not an Okayu subscription.
No. Analytics and website management are read-only. Manage websites, teams and tracking settings in Umami. A self-hosted v3.4 connection can create a persistent login API key and revoke it when removing the connection.
Enable widgets in Settings. iOS decides when they refresh. One site: small or medium. Multiple sites: up to 3 in medium, up to 6 in large. Keep one site close, or follow several at once. Choose today, yesterday or the last 7 days.
The app lock does not protect widget content.
This app does not collect personal information, track usage or send analytics to its developer.
Yes. Okayu supports iPhone Duo. When unfolded, it uses a split layout, and the interface avoids the crease area.