
The visit workflow
- Prepare
- Record
- Debrief
- Next steps drafted
Walk in with questions prepped. Walk out with a plain-English debrief — and the follow-ups already drafted.
Debrief delivered to the family
Kora — the family care command center
She preps the questions, records the visit with the doctor's yes, and hands the whole family a plain-English debrief sixty seconds after the door closes. Every morning she reads the day out loud. Nothing changes the plan until you say so.
Free for 2 people: you plus one · No card to start · Sign in

Good morning · Fri, Oct 2
Two things need you today. Everything else is handled.
Monday is the cardiology follow-up at 10:30. Nobody is down to drive yet, and James's Vitamin D idea is waiting for your yes.
ListenNeeds your yes 2
Nobody is driving Monday
I'll take itAdd Vitamin D, once daily
Add to the planThe 60-second visit
One Monday, start to finish, in the real hub: the morning brief, the questions Kora packs, the visit she records with the doctor's yes, and the debrief that lands sixty seconds after the door closes. How to ask for that yes, and the rules state by state, are in the guide to recording a doctor's visit.
Not medical advice: the debrief reports what the doctor said, changed or ordered. Margaret, Maya, James and Dr. Chen are fictional. In the app, every yes is yours — Kora proposes, the family decides.
Click around the sample circleWorkflows, not answers
Every Kora workflow ends the same way: something completed, awaiting your yes. Nothing changes without your family deciding — but nothing stalls waiting on admin either. Comparing apps? See how KoraCommand compares, and what to ask of an assistant before you trust it.

Walk in with questions prepped. Walk out with a plain-English debrief — and the follow-ups already drafted.
Debrief delivered to the family

Discharge papers, lab results, bills — photograph anything. Kora reads it, files it, links it to the right person.
Filed, summarized, searchable forever

Every morning Kora reads the day in a real voice, on your own device: what is scheduled, what needs a person, what is coming. Every open item carries its next step.
Brief read, with actions attached
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Connects to where the chart already lives
MyChart is a trademark of Epic Systems Corporation. Blue Button is a service mark of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Google is a trademark of Google LLC. Naming them says where a chart can come from, not that they endorse KoraCommand.
KoraCommand is the family care command center. Kora preps your questions before doctor visits, records the visit with the doctor's permission, and hands your whole family a plain-English debrief sixty seconds after the visit ends.
With everyone's explicit consent — including the doctor's. You ask at check-in, Kora records, and sixty seconds after the visit your family gets a plain-English debrief of what was said, changed, or ordered.
No. KoraCommand organizes your family's care — it reports what the doctor said, changed, or ordered. It never diagnoses and never advises on medications or doses.
Free covers 2 people in your circle: you plus one. Bigger families choose a paid plan, and every paid plan starts with 7 days free: a card is required to start the trial, nothing is charged for 7 days, and you can cancel anytime. See every plan and price at koracommand.com/pricing.
Only people you invite can see it. Your data is always yours — take it with you or delete it at any time. Nothing changes in your care plan until your family says so.
KoraCommand connects to where the chart already lives, including MyChart and Blue Button sources, so visit prep and debriefs start from the real record.
Kora's briefs and debriefs can be translated into 34 languages, so every family member gets the plan in the language they understand best.
Kora is software built for one job: helping your family run a parent's care. She is not a person. She preps the questions before a visit, records it when the doctor says yes, writes the debrief in plain words, and keeps medications and paperwork in one family circle. AI models read the papers you add and draft the debrief; koracommand.com/privacy names each service. Nothing joins the plan until someone in your family says yes, your records are never sold, and nothing is used to train models unless you say yes.
Start your circle free at koracommand.com, then invite one family member. Put the medicines on the plan — that's the whole first day. Coming home from a hospital stay? Start with the discharge papers: koracommand.com/guides/hospital-discharge-checklist walks through them and what to ask before you leave.
Something else? The help page has more, and how to reach a person.
Free for 7 days, then $9.99 a month. A card is required to start the trial, nothing is charged for 7 days, cancel anytime.
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Put the medicines on the plan, then send your sister the link. That's the whole first day. Still weighing help at home against a nursing home? Start with the real monthly cost of each.
No card to start. Your family's data is always yours.
Run a home care agency? Shift confirmations, clock-ins and visit records in one place, and the family sees the debrief.
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