Hands-free first
Every core flow — checking today's plan, briefing for a visit, recording an appointment, reviewing Kora's proposals — works by voice and with minimal physical input. If a feature needs precise taps or drags, that's a bug.
Accessibility
Designed for every body.
KoraCommand exists so families can command care without fighting the tools. That starts with us: our founder runs his life hands-free, and KoraCommand is built to be fully usable the same way.
What this means in practice
Big targets, forgiving gestures
Touch targets meet or exceed 44px. No hover-dependent controls. No tiny dismiss buttons.
Screen-reader friendly
Semantic markup, labeled controls, and meaningful focus order throughout the app.
Readable by default
High-contrast text, resizable without breaking layout, no information carried by color alone.
Offline-capable
The app works when the connection doesn't — because hospitals have dead zones and life doesn't wait for signal.
Standards
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 AA. Accessibility isn't a checklist we run at the end; it's how the product is designed from the first sketch.