Compliance document automation: forms pre-filled from your profile, reviewed by you, tracked to filed.
DE 34 new-hire reports. Form I-9 packets. Foreign qualification applications. Annual report forms. Hora drafts them in English from the profile you already entered, walks them through Draft → Review → Approved → Filed, and keeps the receipt with the obligation.
Six questions · no account · runs in your browser. Then create an account and Hora keeps it current.
Pre-filled, not generated
Fields come from your profile — legal name, EIN, addresses, people — not from a language model's guess. Missing fields are flagged, never invented.
A real workflow
Draft → Review → Approved → Filed, with who did what and when in the audit log. Share one document with your accountant without sharing your company.
English documents, bilingual interface
Every document Hora prepares is in English, the language U.S. agencies accept. The interface, explanations and reminders work in English and Spanish.
Three changes and the documents they produce — computed live.
Computed right now, in your browser, by the same rule engine that runs in the app.
Questions owners ask first.
The AI drafts explanations and can fill a form from your profile, but the form template and the fields it requires come from the rule base. You review each document before it leaves Hora.
Encrypted on your device with your passphrase. the vault is not sent to Hora servers in this early-access build. Export an encrypted backup to move to another device.
Not today. E-signature (DocuSign) and direct e-filing for select agencies are on the roadmap; both will be opt-in and shown before you confirm.
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 →