Connect a phone, once
A one-time trusted pairing links a phone to the TV app. After that, everything that happens is something the household chooses.
How Koaura Living works
A calm wellness layer for the TV at home, with family support that stays invited.
It starts on the TV the household already gathers around. Pair a phone once, and Guided Stretching, Self View, an invited Remote Helper, and Family Memories all settle into familiar living-room rhythms. The TV stays the anchor, and getting back to whatever was playing is always one step away.
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1Pair once
Connect a phone to the Koaura Living TV app with a one-time trusted pairing.
2Start a routine
Pick a Guided Stretching routine on the TV and follow along with Self View.
3Invite family
When a hand would help, an invited Remote Helper can join from their phone.
The TV-first flow
Everyday wellness, carried by the living-room TV
Every part stays calm, easy to read, and optional. Family help is always invited, and the household decides what shows up on the TV.
Browse and follow on TV
Pick a Guided Stretching routine on the TV. Large visuals and calm pacing keep start, pause, snooze, and return clear.
See Guided StretchingFollow along at your pace
Self View stays personal on the TV, so you can match the movements and go at whatever pace feels comfortable.
Invited family support
When a hand would help, an invited family member can join from their phone. Support stays limited, visible, and easy to end.
See family supportSend to TV and Family Memories
Once a phone is paired, family members or the TV user can Send to TV: pick a few photos or videos on the phone, and they arrive on the living-room screen as Family Memories — with a clear notice on the TV when they land.
- A phone is paired before any sharing begins
- Send chosen photos and videos straight from the phone
- A clear notice on the TV when memories arrive
- Everyone in the household can see what was shared
Explore the features
The two everyday features, up close
Guided Stretching and Family Memories are the parts households reach for most. Each has its own page with the full picture.
Gentle movement on the TV
Short, readable routines paced for the living room, with Self View so a person can follow along at their own pace and invited Remote Helper support when it is useful.
See Guided StretchingPhotos and videos on the TV
After trusted pairing, family members or the TV user can send selected photos and videos to the household screen, with a clear on-TV arrival notice.
Explore Family MemoriesGet it on your TV
Where you can use Koaura Living
Koaura Living runs on the devices below. We would rather be clear about what you can use today and what is still on the way.
Android TV
The TV-first home for Koaura Living, built for the living-room screen the household already uses.
Android phone
Pair an Android phone with the TV to invite a Remote Helper and send chosen photos and videos.
iPhone
An iPhone pairs with the TV the same way, for invited family support and phone-to-TV sharing.
Fire TV
Fire TV support is on the way. Until then, Android TV is the TV-first home for Koaura Living.
Getting started
Setup is simple and stays on devices the family already owns. A few calm steps connect the household and start the first routine.
Koaura Living apps
Coming soon to Google Play, App Store, and Android TV.
1Install on the TV
Add the Koaura Living app to a supported Android TV.
2Install on a phone
Add the app to an Android phone or iPhone to pair and to help.
3Pair and begin
Finish trusted pairing, then pick a Guided Stretching routine and start together.
Common questions
Common questions
The questions families ask most when they are deciding whether Koaura Living is right for a parent.
How do I get an elderly parent to do gentle stretches at home?
Koaura Living was built for exactly this. Instead of asking a parent to take up something new, it settles into the living-room TV they already watch and offers a calm, optional invitation to move during a long sit. Guided Stretching routines are shown large and paced slowly, with clear start, pause, snooze, and return states, so following along feels easy and there is never any pressure to keep up.
Is it safe for someone with dementia or Parkinson’s to follow along?
Koaura Living is a gentle, optional wellness experience, and it was shaped in a living room caring for a parent living with Parkinson’s, so easing this kind of moment is exactly what it is for. The movements are slow and the screen asks nothing — there is no pressure to keep up, and anyone can accept, pause, snooze, or set a prompt aside at any time. Because every person and every condition is different, the honest answer is that the decision belongs to the family and their healthcare professional: Koaura Living is not a substitute for professional advice, it does not diagnose or promise health results, and it is wise to check with a physician before starting any movement, then to stop and rest if anything feels uncomfortable.
Does Koaura Living work without good wifi?
It needs a working internet connection on the TV, since routines and shared photos and videos come from the household account. Guided Stretching and Self View are built to stay calm and readable on an ordinary home connection. Inviting a family member in as a Remote Helper is the most connection-dependent part, because that is a live video link, so a steady connection on both sides helps it feel smooth; when a link is not possible, the gentle stretching on the TV still carries the everyday moment on its own.
Can more than one family member join to help?
Yes. A household can pair more than one phone, so several family members can take part — one might send photos and videos as Family Memories while another joins a Guided Stretching session as an invited Remote Helper. Family help always stays invited by the household and visible on the TV, and the older adult stays in charge of who is part of their experience.
Do I need to be technical to set up Koaura Living for my parent?
No. Setup is meant to stay light and live on devices the family already owns — install the app on a supported Android TV and on an Android phone or iPhone, then finish a one-time trusted pairing. The effort is designed to sit with the family, not the parent, and there are no crowded setup panels on the TV. If anything is unclear, support is one message away at support@getkoaura.com.
What does my parent actually have to do?
As little as possible — that is the whole idea. There is no app for them to open, no call to answer, and no remote to wrestle with. Koaura Living settles into the TV they already watch, and a calm invitation to move simply appears during a long sit. They can follow along at their own pace, or snooze it and stay with their show; either choice is completely fine, and getting back to what was playing is always one clear step away.
How is this different from a video call with my parent?
A video call asks your parent to answer and join at an arranged time, with a camera pointed at them. Koaura Living is the opposite: a gentle moment that is simply already there on the TV they were watching, with nothing for them to pick up or accept. When a family member does join as an invited Remote Helper, their face appears on the TV to lend a hand during a Guided Stretching session and the session is easy to end, so it feels like company alongside the show rather than one more call to manage.
Is there a gentle exercise app that works on the TV for seniors?
Yes. Koaura Living is a TV-first wellness experience for older adults. It runs on Android TV today, with Android phones and iPhone used to pair, help, and share. Guided Stretching plays on the big screen with large, readable visuals and calm pacing, and Self View lets a person follow along at their own comfortable pace. It is built for gentle movement and family closeness, not fitness goals or scores.
How can I help an aging parent stay active when I live far away?
When a parent invites it, a family member can join from their phone as a Remote Helper and lend a hand during a Guided Stretching session. The helper stays visible on the TV the whole time and the session is easy to end, so support feels present rather than watchful. Family members can also send selected photos and videos to the parent’s TV as Family Memories once a phone is paired.
Can family members share photos and videos to a parent’s TV?
Yes. After a one-time trusted pairing, family members or the TV user can choose photos and videos on their phone and send them to the household TV as Family Memories, with a clear notice on the TV when they arrive. Both Android phones and iPhone can pair and send. Sharing always starts with pairing and stays a deliberate household choice.
Is Koaura Living a substitute for professional advice?
No. Koaura Living is a wellness experience for gentle movement and family connection at home. It does not diagnose, it does not promise health results, and it is not a replacement for professional advice. Family help stays invited and visible, and the older adult always stays in charge of their own experience.
Why you can trust Koaura
Built with care, and honest about it
Koaura Living is a small, family-built wellness experience. We would rather earn trust by being clear about who we are and how we handle your information than by overstating anything.
One company looks after your data
Koaura Living is one of several products made by AIvantage Consulting Inc. — the single business and data controller for all of them, accountable to you. No ads, ever.
Read the privacy policyReadable and calm by design
Large, couch-distance text, three visual themes, full keyboard navigation, and respect for your device's reduced-motion setting — described plainly, with nothing oversold.
See our accessibility commitmentFrom our living room to yours
Koaura began with a father, a daughter, and a parent they love settled in front of a TV. That caregiving story still shapes every choice we make.
Read the founder storyGet started
Ready to bring Koaura Living home?
Start free and set it up on the TV the household already gathers around. Move up to more routines and invited family support whenever it feels right.