Companion is now on Google Play!
You can now get Companion straight from Google Play. On the store it is called I'M OK Companion; it starts free and works in 22 languages.

Key Takeaways
- Companion has been publicly available on Google Play since 13 October 2026.
- On the store it is called I'M OK Companion in every language.
- The core features are free; Pro comes as a yearly subscription or a lifetime purchase, priced by Google Play.
- The app works in 22 languages, and reminders and announcements can be read aloud.
- An iPhone version is planned; there is no date yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
- From Google Play, where it is listed as "I'M OK Companion". The Google Play link in this article and on the product page takes you straight to the store page.
- That is the app's store name in every language, so people find the same app wherever they are.
- The core features are free. You can upgrade to Pro on Google Play with a yearly subscription (including a 7-day free trial) or a lifetime purchase; Google Play shows the price.
- Not yet. An iPhone version is planned; we are not giving a date.
- Nothing for now; your installation keeps working. Transition options for existing installations and licence holders will be announced separately.
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