Shared, not solo
The plan for the week belongs to the household. It should not have to live in one person’s memory.
Company
Kora helps take care of the everyday planning and coordination that keeps a family running — so more of that work can be shared, and a little less of it has to live in one person’s head.
The work of running a home is real. Calendars, chores, meals, school notes, and the small reminders that hold a week together often sit with one person. Kora exists to make that plan easier to share.
The app keeps the family plan in your pocket. The display, when a home wants it, puts the same plan where everyone can see it. The aim is a little less managing, and a little more life together.
The plan for the week belongs to the household. It should not have to live in one person’s memory.
Kora should take noise out of the day, not add another feed someone feels they have to check.
Calendars, chores, meals, and reminders matter when they help the days a family is actually living.
A family assistant should be careful with what a household shares, and stay out of the way of time together.