Your weekend is yours. Kora asks the right questions, texts the right vendor, agrees on a time with everyone, checks the finished work, and sends you the invoice. You step in only when it needs your approval.

From the tenant's first text to the vendor's invoice. No calls to make, no vendors to chase, no follow-ups to remember.
A tenant texts "water under the sink." Kora asks what matters (is it near anything electrical?), sorts urgent from routine, and texts the right vendor from your list. Real hazards get flagged to you right away.

Kora works out a time that fits both the tenant and the vendor, confirms it with each of them, and follows up if anyone goes quiet. No app or portal for anyone — tenants and vendors just text.

Vendors text a photo when they finish, and Kora checks that it actually shows the repair — a receipt isn't proof. Send the invoice with it and Kora texts you the total, flagged if it's over your not-to-exceed amount.
Each work order keeps the full text conversation with your tenant and vendor, plus a timestamped record of every step. When an owner asks what happened, or a tenant says nobody responded, you have the answer.

Same repairs handled. No salary, no PTO, no dropped balls on a Friday afternoon.
No migration and no integration project. Kora runs alongside AppFolio, Buildium, Rentvine, or whatever you use today. Setup takes about an hour.
Upload your properties and tenants from a spreadsheet. Your tenants get one number to text for repairs. That's all they ever need.
Upload your vendor list and set your not-to-exceed amount. Any job quoted above it waits for your OK. Vendors don't sign up for anything — they just get texts.
Kora runs the repairs. You get a text when something needs your approval, and every job, conversation, and invoice is in your dashboard.
It does the job a maintenance coordinator does: answers the tenant, figures out what is wrong and how urgent it is, gets the right vendor, schedules a time that works for everyone, follows up until the job is done, and checks the work. Kora does all of that by text, around the clock.
No. Tenants text one number to report a repair. Vendors get a text and reply to it. Nobody creates an account or installs anything.
Kora runs alongside whatever software you use today. Import your tenants and vendors from a spreadsheet export and you are set up. Your property management software stays your system for leases and accounting.
No. You set a not-to-exceed amount (NTE) for jobs. Every vendor sees it up front, and any quote over it is texted to you to approve before work goes ahead.
Kora asks safety questions first. When something is a real hazard, Kora gives the tenant safety steps right away (for a gas smell: leave the unit and call the gas company from outside) and texts you immediately instead of waiting in a queue.
The vendor texts a photo when they finish, and Kora checks that it shows the completed repair. A photo that does not show the work, like a receipt, is sent to you for review instead of closing the job. Kora then asks the tenant to confirm everything looks good.
No. You pay vendors the way you do today, and Kora never touches your trust account. When a vendor texts their invoice, Kora reads the total and sends it to you, flagged if it is over your not-to-exceed amount or the quote you approved.
Every work order keeps the full text conversation with the tenant and the vendor, plus a timestamped record of each step: when the request came in, who was contacted, when the visit was booked, and when the work was verified. The records stay with the work order.
Kora is built for residential property managers and is currently onboarding property management companies in San Diego and Orange County, California.
Book a 20-minute demo and we'll run a live repair on your own phone. New clients start with a free pilot.