Koko helps you tell people what helps.
We built Koko for our own kid. You write down what helps — “warn me before loud noises, count down from 5” — and share one card with the sitter, grandma, or camp. They get it in ten seconds.
Free to start. Your words stay yours — share links can be taken back any time.
How it works
- Write down what helps
You tell Koko what helps your child, in your own words. No forms, no checklists — just how you'd say it out loud.
- Share one link
Send the card to the sitter, grandma, camp, or teacher. You can take the link back any time.
- They read it in ten seconds
No app, no account. Just your words, right when someone needs them.
One page: who they are, top 3 needs, what to do, what to avoid. Works printed, in grayscale, on any phone.
Sitters can ask questions and Koko answers with your words only. When Koko isn't sure, it says so and points to you.
Parents learning their kids, kids learning their parents, and a community for families doing this without one.
Ask Koko
Sitters and caregivers can ask Koko a question, and Koko answers from your notes — quoting your own words back, and saying it doesn't know when you haven't written about it. It's live now, so when someone asks, their question and every note in that child's notebook go to the company that runs the model. Our privacy page names which. You can add your phone number to a card too, so someone can always reach you as well.
Nobody wants the hard moment. Not the kid, not the sitter, not you.
Everyone handed the care of a child is trying to do right by them. Koko is here so helping doesn't ruffle feathers by accident — the right words, before the moment, instead of the guesswork during it.
Koko helps you tell people what helps. It is a communication aid — not medical advice, a diagnosis, or an emergency service.