KORA

KORA Corefrom $2,699 once

Private business AI · Canada & United States · Owner-led teams of 1–30

You run the business. KORA runs the work around it.

KORAI am KORA. I live in your business, not in a browser tab. Tell me what keeps going wrong — I take the part that repeats, inside the rules you set.

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A physical Core in your office From $2,699 once, then $300 a month No setup fee. Three-year warranty.

Watch me work

One ordinary week with me.

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What I actually do

I do the work. Nothing goes out without your yes.

In one line: I take the work that comes back every week off your desk — and I stop where a decision really needs you. Below: six things owners hand me first, and what lands in the messenger your team already uses.

01A lead comes in Whoever sees it first answers. Usually you, usually late.

KORAon your CoreIllustrative example

Tue 14:03 · new enquiry, kitchen refit

I drafted the reply in your words.

“Hi Mr Lindqvist — three quick questions before I price the kitchen…”

Approve & send✓ Sent 14:11Edit

You · 14:11Approve.

Sent. Follow-up set for Friday.

Fri 09:00

He replied. Quote ready: $11,900.

Approve & sendWaiting for youOpen

What I did: Read the enquiry and your past quotes, drafted the reply and the quote, kept the record, set the reminder.
Where I stop: I never send a reply, a quote or an invoice on my own. I draft it, I remind you — and I wait.

02Quotes nobody chases The ones worth the most are the ones you forget.

KORAon your CoreIllustrative example

Mon 07:40

Four quotes went quiet. Biggest first.

Harper · $6,4009 days
Northgate Dental · $3,90012 days
R. Malik · $1,7506 days
Brightwater · renewaldue in 14 days

Review & send✓ 3 sentSkip today

You · 07:52Send three. Hold Malik — I spoke to him.

Done. Three sent, each in your voice.

What I did: Found every quote with no answer, sorted it by what is at stake, wrote each nudge in your voice — on Saturday night, on your Core.
Where I stop: I do not decide who gets chased, or what it says, without your yes.

03I check every document myself Nothing leaves without your eyes on it, so everything waits for your eyes.

KORAon your CoreIllustrative example

Priya · Wed 16:20 · Contract — Delacroix v3

14 points pass. One does not.

Payment in 30 days — your rule for new clients is 50% on signing. Clause 7.2.

Show the line

You · 16:34Intentional. Repeat client.

Noted as an exception. Priya can send it. I did not.

What I did: Compared the contract with your rules and the approved template, found the one line that differs.
Where I stop: I bring you only the line that needs a decision. I do not send the document, and I do not overrule you.

04Everyone asks me the same thing The answer lives in your head, so the question comes to you.

KORAon your CoreIllustrative example

Marco · day 3 · Thu 10:05

“Client wants to pay by e-transfer. Do we do that?”

Yes — over $500 it is fine. You approved that on 3 March.

Copy the wording

To you · Friday

6 questions this week. 5 answered from your rules.

One had no rule. You answered once — now it is one.

What I did: Answered from a rule you approved, gave the wording, logged the question.
Where I stop: If there is no approved answer, I ask you once. I never invent a rule.

05Money leaks somewhere An invoice nobody chased, a renewal nobody remembered, a job nobody booked.

KORAon your CoreIllustrative example

Tue 08:10

Three things are about to cost you money.

Invoice 1042 · $2,35012 days late
Scaffolding rental · $640/morenews in 4 days
Okafor · $8,200 acceptedno start date

Fix all three✓ DoneChoose

You · 08:19Yes. Offer Okafor the 24th or 27th.

Reminder sent. Cancellation drafted — it needs your signature.

What I did: Watched the gaps: unpaid, auto-renewing, accepted but not booked. Prepared the fix for each.
Where I stop: Paying, cancelling and committing to dates are yours to say.

06Someone leaves Their clients, their rules, their half-finished work go with them.

KORAon your CoreIllustrative example

You · Fri 17:30Dana gave notice. Last day is the 30th.

Here is what Dana carries:

11 client threads3 waiting this week
2 jobs half-finishedBeaumont, Lister
4 ways of workingonly she knows them

Assign the threads✓ To PriyaReview

You · 17:40Threads to Priya. Methods on Monday.

Done. Nothing becomes a rule until you say so.

What I did: Listed what she carries: open threads, unfinished work, the methods only she knew.
Where I stop: Who takes over, and what becomes a rule, is your call. Access ends when you confirm it.

Illustrative example. Not a client result — the names, sums and dates are invented. Everything you see me send waited for a yes first.

And it does not stay the sameEvery week, a little less of this needs you.

Your people get faster. Every answer you approve once is the answer your team gets from me from then on.
I get better without you looking. New models are tested before they reach your Core; when a better or cheaper route appears, the same work quietly starts using it.
The work gets cheaper to run. A job that comes back often enough stops being a job: I write it down and run it as a process.

Not a ~~chatbot~~.Not a ~~dashboard~~.Not ~~another app~~ to log into.

A Core in your office
that does the work.

Talking is how you reach me. The work is what I am for — and it lands where your team already is.

The KORA Core standing quietly on a desk in a working office

KORA10:42

Quote for Harper sent back to you

Waiting for your yes.

KORA10:47

3 invoices checked

One line needs you.

Illustrative example

What I am

The machine, and what it takes on.

A Core that lives in your office, learns how your company actually works, and does the part that repeats.

Who it is forOwner-led businesses of 1–30 people in Canada and the United States

Where it livesIn your office, on hardware you own — not in someone else’s cloud

How you reach itCall it, or write to it in the messenger your team already uses

What you keepYour software, your devices, your CRM and your accounting. The Core is my machine, not a new computer for anyone.

What makes me different

Four things I was built around.

FIG 0.1 Everything I learn about your business stays inside this box.

What I learn about your company lives on the Core in your office — bought, not licensed.

FIG 0.2 Move the business to another country by taking me with you.

Everything the company knows travels in one machine. Plug it in, and the business continues where it stopped.

FIG 0.3 I keep your AI bill small on purpose.

Plain software and my own on-board model do most of the work for nothing. Only the hard part goes outside — to the cheapest model that does it properly.

FIG 0.4 I keep updating and improving myself.

New models are tested before they reach you. Your work gets faster without you tracking an AI market you never wanted to follow.

Which businesses I fit

Where the same work comes back every week.

Not a customer list — the kinds of business I was built around.

A bookkeeper at a tidy desk with folders of tax paperwork

Accounting & bookkeeping Documents, deadlines, chasing clients for the same paperwork See the week

An immigration lawyer going through a client's case file at her desk

Law & immigration Case files, forms, what was promised and when See the week

A contractor with a clipboard at the back of a work van

Construction & trades Quotes, site visits, invoices written from a van See the week

A property manager with keys in the doorway of an empty flat

Property management Tenants, renewals, contractors, receipts See the week

The reception desk of a small dental clinic

Clinics & dental Scheduling, reminders, patient paperwork See the week

Two designers over printed layouts in a small studio

Agencies & studios Briefs, proposals, invoices, and the follow-up after See the week

A broker going through an application with a couple at a desk

Insurance & mortgage Applications, follow-up, paperwork that repeats See the week

A dispatcher with a clipboard at the loading door of a warehouse

Freight & logistics Orders, documents, status nobody has time to chase See the week

If yours is not here and the work still comes back every week in the same shape, it fits — ask me on a call and I will tell you straight.

Why a box

Why I come as a machine, not as a subscription.

Cloud AI pays again every time it reads your business. KORA invests once in understanding it.

kora · routing one jobIllustrative example

$ chase the quotes nobody answered

✓Find every quote with no replyplain software$0
✓Sort them by what is at stakeyour rule$0
✓Write four nudges in your voicemy model, on your Core$0
↗Read one reply that is genuinely unclearoutside modelat cost, paid to the provider
■Sendwaits for your yes—

→ When a step comes back often enough, I write it down as a process — and it stops needing AI at all.

The thing owners actually worry about	KORA Core	Cloud AI agent	A local AI box
The everyday work happens in my own building
Nothing is sent, published, paid or deleted without me
The bill does not grow every time we use it more
No markup on AI, no credits to buy
Works on top of my CRM and accounting — no migration
Somebody else keeps it running — no IT person needed
What it learned about my business belongs to me
I can change the model or the provider without starting over
If I stop paying, I do not lose what was built

yes possible, but you design and build it yourself no

I will not tell you that nothing ever leaves your office. The everyday work runs on your own Core; when a task needs the strongest outside model I say so, and you decide in advance what may go out. And the assistant inside your accounting or CRM sees one screen — it has never seen the quote that went out late.

I need somewhere to live too.

Your computer is the place where you work.

My Core is the place where I work.

The Core's edge, etched with the client company's name and a setup code

It arrives with your name on it.

Etched with your business name and a code that opens your own setup. Not a grey box with a sticker.

The opened box: the Core, one cable and one card

Three things in the box.

The Core, one cable, one card. Everything needed to start me, and nothing else.

Upgrade it. Do not replace it. When the team grows, memory and storage go up inside the same machine. Growing should not mean buying it all again.

What the routine costs

Count the hours that come back every week.

Two numbers you already know. The third is the one nobody writes down.

Hours of your working day that go into work that repeats 2 h

1 h12 h

What one hour of your own time is worth $150

$25$1,000

Counted on five working days a week, fifty-two weeks a year. Nothing you move here is sent anywhere — it stays in your browser, and I never see it.

WHAT THAT ROUTINE COSTS YOU EVERY YEAR $78,000 a year · an illustration, not a promise

520hours of your year

65full eight-hour working days

each dot is one working day of your year · green = the hours that repeat

KORAI am not going to tell you I give all of that back. Part of those hours is judgement, and judgement stays yours. What I take is the part that repeats — and you will see exactly which part, by name, before you agree to any of it.

Prices

Choose your Core.

One machine, three sizes. You buy it once, and it is yours. The service that keeps me working is the same for all three.

Solo

An owner, or an owner and an assistant.

1–3 people

$2,699once · yours, not rented

+ $300 a month · first person included · or $3,000 a year

Start with Solo

Right for most

Team

A team of four to ten, working through me all day.

4–10 people

$3,099once · yours, not rented

+ $300 a month · first person included · or $3,000 a year

Start with Team

Team Plus

Ten to thirty people, or several businesses under one owner.

10–30 people

$3,699once · yours, not rented

+ $300 a month · first person included · or $3,000 a year

Start with Team Plus

Same chassis for all three. What changes is the capacity inside it — and it can grow later inside the same machine. Tap a Core to see what is in it.

KORA Core — Solo1–3 people

MEMORY32 GB

STORAGE1 TB

ON-BOARD AIIncluded

UPGRADEABLEYes, in place

Same chassisAll three are the same machine. What changes is the capacity inside it.

Set up before it shipsIt arrives configured for your business, not as parts.

Engraved with your companyYour name, and a code that opens your own setup.

My own AI on boardThe ordinary work never goes out to a meter.

Memory and storage can be increased later inside the same Core. Optional kits for steady power and internet are available where a site needs them — not required and not part of the price. Taxes, shipping, final configuration and availability are confirmed when you order.

What is not on the bill.

$0setup and onboarding

0%markup on the outside AI you use

3 yearsmanufacturer warranty on the Core

2–3 wksfrom order to your desk

$0to change size — you pay only for the parts

Noneminimum term on the service

MORE PEOPLE First person included

Each person after the first is $99 a month or $699 a year — their own context, their own limits, their own AI ceiling. People are the only thing that grows with the team.

OUTSIDE AI At cost, no markup

You pay the provider directly, at cost, only for what was used. No KORA credits, no markup. You set the ceiling.

NOT READY TO OWN ONE Rent instead — $599 a month

First person included, no setup fee. When you are ready, the Core is prepared and everything I learned moves onto it for a $500 migration.

Where this sits

What the neighbours charge.

A subscription that does one job — an AI receptionist, for example$49–299 a month

An automation agency on retainer$1,000–3,500 a month, plus a one-off build

A managed “AI employee”$599–2,000 a month

A private AI box for law firms and clinics$5,000 up front + $950 a month, 24-month minimum — $27,800 for the term

KORA$2,699–3,699 once + $300 a month · no minimum term, no setup fee

Market prices as published on the sellers’ own pages, collected 09.2026. Not KORA results — we have none to show you yet, and we will not invent them.

Where I came from

I was not designed as a product. I was built to run our own company.

Everything here started as something we needed ourselves: the follow-up nobody had time for, the work that came back every week in the same shape. We built the thing that carried it — and only once it was doing that every day did it become something we could put in a box.

Then the businesses around us started asking for it. Not for the software — for the same relief: could we build them something that would carry their week the way this carried ours. That is how KORA became a product — asked for, not invented in a boardroom.

A business owner studying the Core on his desk, a notebook and pen beside it

For the careful buyer

The technical page

Every task goes down one ladder — ordinary software first, an expensive model last
What I do, and what I will never do, in two plain columns
The three Cores: memory, storage, on-board AI, upgrading in place
Your data: where the work happens, what may go out, who decides
From the box to working, in five steps — and what the $300 covers

Open the technical page ›

Before you send money to people you have not met

You should know who is on the other end of this.

I am asking you to put a machine from another country on your desk. So here is who is on the other side, in plain words.

WHO YOU ARE BUYING FROM VIGO ONLINE GROUP

A company in Mississauga, Ontario. The same people build me, configure me, ship me and answer the email. There is no reseller in the middle.

WHERE I GO, AND WHEN Canada and the United States

Taxes, duties and shipping are worked out for your actual address and confirmed in writing. No estimate at checkout that changes later. Delivery takes about two to three weeks.

WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE ANY PAYMENT You get it in writing first

The configuration, the total, the warranty and the return terms come to you as a document you can read twice. Nothing is charged until you say yes to that document.

THE MACHINE ITSELF Three-year manufacturer warranty

Three-year manufacturer warranty. Support is unlimited: the Core diagnoses itself first and opens a ticket when a person is needed.

Questions before you decide go to a person, not a form: kora@vigogroup.ca

Straight answers

What owners ask me first.

Are you just a chatbot with a box around you?

No. A chatbot answers a question and forgets you. I keep the approved context of one specific business — what was decided, what is happening now, and what I am allowed to do — and I carry operating work forward inside those limits.

Talking is how you reach me. It is not what I am.

What exactly am I paying the monthly fee for?

For me working, not for permission to use software. It covers my configuration for how your business actually runs, keeping me current, the routing that decides what runs on your own Core, new rules as you ask for them, and a team behind me when something needs a person.

It is $300 a month, or $3,000 a year, the first person included, and you can stop whenever you like. There is no minimum term.

What about the AI bills?

Ordinary work runs on my own Core and costs nothing per run. When a task genuinely needs a stronger outside model, you pay that provider directly, at cost, only for what was used — I add nothing on top, and you set the ceiling.

If your business already pays for an AI subscription, I use that first where the provider officially allows it. There are no KORA credits.

What happens if I stop paying?

The Core stays yours. Your data stays yours. Everything I already learned about the business stays on it. It was bought, not licensed. What stops is the service around me: configuration, routing, updates and support.

Come back and I continue from where we were, with no reactivation fee. Billing only starts after your Core is delivered and activated — never when it ships.

Talk to me first

Call me. I will answer everything.

No form, no sales sequence, no waiting for a slot. Ask me what I would do about the thing that keeps going wrong in your business, and I will tell you — including when the honest answer is that you do not need me yet.

Call KORA

Prefer to write? Tell us what keeps going wrong and a person answers within one business day.

KORA is on the lineYou are calling me, not a call centre.

When you want it pointed at your business

Write it once. A person answers.

KORATell them the same thing you would have told me. If I am the wrong answer for it, they will say so — that is the only way this works long enough to be worth anything.

Nothing is charged, ever, until you have said yes to a written document.

Some people want to build a corporation. Others don’t, and we want them to have that choice.

EMAILkora@vigogroup.ca

TALK TO MEStart with what is broken

WHERE

Canada & United States