Start free, unlock more routines with Basic, or add more family-supported sessions with Plus.
$0included
Everything a household needs to set Koaura Living up on the TV and try a daily check-in together.
$10per month
For households settling into a regular rhythm, with a fuller routine library and a first taste of inviting family in.
Start with a 30-day free trial — nothing is charged today. After the trial, your plan renews automatically at the price shown above, each month, until you cancel. Cancel anytime from the Stripe Customer Portal linked in your account; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. See Subscription Terms · Refund Policy.
$50per month
For families who want to be present often, with room for regular invited Remote Helper visits through the month.
Start with a 30-day free trial — nothing is charged today. After the trial, your plan renews automatically at the price shown above, each month, until you cancel. Cancel anytime from the Stripe Customer Portal linked in your account; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. See Subscription Terms · Refund Policy.
Every household starts somewhere different. Here is a quick, plain way to find where you fit — no commitment, and you can always move up later if family wants to be in the room more often.
You want to set Koaura Living up on the TV and try a calm daily check-in together, before deciding on anything. Self View is yours to follow along with at your own pace, and family can already see the same household.
Movement on the TV is becoming part of the day, and you would like a fuller library to keep it varied — plus a first, gentle taste of inviting a family member in to guide a session once in a while.
Staying close matters most, and you want room for invited family to drop in and guide sessions regularly through the month — each visit kept gentle and bounded, so it always feels welcome rather than watched.
The step from Basic to Plus is really about presence. Basic lets a family try inviting someone in once a month; Plus opens the door to regular, invited Remote Helper visits all month long, for households where staying close together matters most.
Honestly — parts of it, yes. Most of what Koaura Living does on the TV can be approximated with free, familiar tools if you are willing to wire them together and keep them running. We think it is only fair to say that plainly. Here is the real picture of what that takes — and the one part that no amount of stitching can quite reach.
| What you are after | Piece it together for free | With Koaura Living |
|---|---|---|
| Gentle routines on the TV | Find and vet movement videos on YouTube, then cast each one to the TV with Chromecast — sitting through the ads and steering a remote every time. | Calm, vetted routines made for the living room, started with a single tap. No ads, and nothing to search for. |
| Family joins in to guide a session | Start a Zoom or Google Meet call and cast it to the TV — which means your parent still has to answer and join, with a camera pointed and a time arranged in advance. | A gentle invitation that simply appears on their TV. They do not place a call, answer one, or join anything — it is already there. |
| Photos and videos on the big screen | Set up a shared Google Photos album and cast it to the TV by hand whenever you want it on. | Family memories drift by on their own — ambient, automatic, and made for the TV they already watch. |
| Gentle reminders through the day | Lean on phone alarms or a Google Calendar that your parent has to keep, read, and tend to themselves. | Soft reminders arrive on the TV, tied to the routine — nothing for them to set up or keep track of. |
| Keeping the whole thing running | You quietly become the household tech support, juggling four or five apps and a smart-TV setup, and getting the call whenever something stops working. | One calm experience on the TV they already use. There is nothing technical for anyone in the family to manage. |
Suppose none of that is a problem. Suppose you are perfectly happy to be the family's tech support, to switch between five apps, and to sit through the ads. Even then, the most important piece is still missing — and it is the reason Koaura Living exists.
What cannot be assembled from free parts is an experience that asks nothing of your parent. No app to open, no call to answer, no remote to wrestle, nothing new to learn or remember — and, at the same time, something genuinely warm to spend time in, not a screen full of menus and logins. The stitched-together version always leaves a little weight on the person you were trying to help: one more thing to figure out, one more thing that can go wrong.
That is the whole point of Koaura Living. The effort lives with us and the family, never with the parent — so what reaches them is simply a calm, familiar room that gently invites them to move and brings the people they love a little closer. That is the part worth paying for, because it is the part you cannot build for free.
Purchases use the same Google or Apple identity as Koaura Living. New customers finish account setup before checkout; returning customers keep the same household and subscription.
