AI inside the Business Compliance OS

Rules decide. AI explains. Hora executes the workflow.

An AI compliance assistant that explains the rule — and never invents one.

Ask "why do I need to register in Texas?" and get an answer with the statute, the agency and the date it was verified. Describe a change in plain English or Spanish and Hora turns it into a structured event for the rule engine. The AI explains, drafts and suggests; verified rules decide what applies.

Six questions · no account · runs in your browser. Then create an account and Hora keeps it current.

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Rules decide, AI explains

Every obligation comes from a structured rule with a source. The model reads, explains and drafts around that — it never decides which law applies.

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Private by default

The assistant runs a local parser on your device. Cloud AI is a separate opt-in switch, and even then only the sentence you type is sent — never your profile or documents.

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Says "needs review" out loud

Where the answer depends on facts or local rules, Hora marks it for review and shows the test to apply — instead of a confident guess.

Real cases, real output

What the assistant works from — computed live.

Computed right now, in your browser, by the same rule engine that runs in the app.

FAQ

Questions owners ask first.

It can misread a sentence — which is why the structured event it produces is shown to you before anything runs. It cannot invent a rule, because rules come from the base, not the model.

No — a contractual commitment. With cloud AI on, only the sentence you type goes to the provider under a data-processing agreement; with it off, nothing does.

Start here

See what your business has to do — and the admin time Hora could take off your plate.

Answer six questions. The rule engine runs in your browser and shows your obligations with sources and dates. Then create an account and Hora keeps them current.

Full state rule sets today: California, Texas, Florida, New York, Delaware, Washington, Georgia, Illinois, Pennsylvania, North Carolina. Other states: federal and local rules, state rules expanding. Industries: contractors, food service, e-commerce, professional services, salons, home services. See the coverage map →