We're building the compliance layer American small business never had.
Large companies have compliance departments. Small ones have a founder with a browser. Hora exists to close that gap with a system, not a service desk.
One shape, one job.
Two pillars joined by one flowing stroke: the H is Hora — the hour you get back — and the stroke is the workflow that connects a change in your business to the work that follows. Nothing in it bends: each requirement is a sourced, versioned rule, and each deadline is a date, not a feeling.
Three rules we don't break.
Rules come from the base, never from the model
Every requirement Hora shows is a structured record with a source. AI explains and drafts; it never decides what the law is.
Answer the question the owner actually has
Not "what are the regulations" but "what do I need to do now, why, and by when." Everything on the screen serves that.
Go deep before going wide
One segment, a few states, done properly — then expand. A shallow rule base for all 50 states helps no one.
"Business changed → system found the consequences → showed the actions → helped complete them → tracked the result." That loop is the whole product.
See the productFrom finding requirements to filing them for you.
We start narrow — one segment of small businesses, a handful of states — prove that owners will pay to have this handled, then widen state by state, industry by industry.