ERTry Cofori Beta

Independent product · Beta · 2026

Cofori

Your shared home, in one place.

Bills, plans, conversations and everyday household organisation, brought together in one shared home.

Beta testing now · Help shape Cofori before launch

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ProductShared-home management
My roleFounder · Product · UX/UI · Brand · Build
PlatformsMobile · Desktop · Installable web app
StatusBeta testing · Pre-launch

Why I made it

Shared homes should not need five different apps.

Living with other people often means using a banking app for payments, messages for reminders, a calendar for plans and memory for everything else.

I am building Cofori with Hollie Baker, Kevin Tshribi, Michael Akinmeji and Oluwatobi James to bring those everyday tasks together. Shared and personal responsibilities stay distinct, while bills, plans and conversations remain connected to the people in the home.

Cofori
CO

Together, for the home and everything people manage as a group.

FOR

For everyone, with an experience that feels useful rather than cold or financial.

I

The individual, because each person's responsibility should still be clear.

Inside the product

Everything the household needs, in one place.

A bill arrives, someone pays it, others send their share, a plan gets made and the house talks about it. Cofori keeps those moments connected.

UI rendered from the current Cofori app components on 23 October 2026, using fictional Maple House data. Each device uses its own desktop, tablet or mobile layout.

01

Bills that explain themselves

Keep shared and personal expenses separate, repeat monthly bills and see who owes whom. Receipts and Smart Import support the journey from purchase to settle-up.

02

Plans live with the people

Shared and personal plans meet in a household calendar, with shared availability, time-zone-aware suggestions, accepted, maybe and declined responses, a personal phone-calendar subscription and branded plan emails from Pockets.

03

Conversation in context

Household chat and direct messages connect replies, reactions, photos, video uploads and voice notes. Voice and video calls keep conversations within the household, while unread indicators make new messages easier to find.

How it works

One connected product, not a pile of separate features.

01

Bills & receipts

Shared and personal expenses, monthly repeats, Smart Import and clear settle-up flows.

02

A home of your own

Chore swaps and cover requests, household polls, repair tracking, shared notes, home files and customisable 3D avatars.

03

Plans & calendar

Find overlapping free time across time zones, check RSVP status and keep plans close through calendar subscriptions and plan emails.

04

Chat & calls

Household chat, direct messages, unread indicators, video sharing, voice notes, and voice and video calls with housemates.

Product update · 23 October 2026

Less organising.
More time together.

The latest beta work goes beyond recording bills and plans. It helps the household find a time, make a decision, share the workload and see what needs attention.

Your week with Pockets

A helpful housemate with an eye on the week.

An optional weekly briefing brings together bills needing attention, upcoming plans, your chores, household votes and repairs. Each item opens the relevant detail, so the next step is easy to find.

Pockets also has a conversational space in Ask Pockets, with the mascot and the member’s own avatar carrying the product’s personality into chat.

Pockets holding an orange clock, the character artwork used for availability and weekly briefings
Character direction for planning and household briefings
Find a time

Find the overlap.

Housemates share when they are free. Cofori compares those windows for the selected people and meeting length, then suggests times that work together.

Time-zone-aware display keeps the same moment clear for everyone. A suggested slot can become a plan without entering the details again.

A little teamwork

Make the house work together.

Household polls help settle decisions. Repair tracking keeps follow-ups visible. Chore cover and swap requests can go to the group chat or a direct message, with assignments changing once accepted.

The Notice Board brings these everyday updates into the shared home.

Plans that stay connected

Know who’s coming.

Open a plan’s responses to see who accepted, who might attend and who cannot make it. Personal calendar subscriptions and Cofori emails keep invitations, changes and cancellations connected to the original plan.

Calendar reminders are optional and off by default. Calendar refresh timing and alerts depend on the member’s calendar settings.

Conversations & identity

A home with familiar faces.

Customisable 3D avatars carry personal identity across the household. Chat supports replies, mentions, reactions, photos, voice notes and video uploads, with voice and video calls for housemates.

Shared and personal expenses stay distinct, while receipt scanning and Smart Import help turn purchases into organised records.

Cofori is in beta and continues to evolve through testing. Try the public Beta or visit Cofori.com to follow the product.

Character-led product design

Pockets makes household admin feel friendlier.

Pockets changes pose and tone depending on what is happening. Overdue, pending and settled bills each get a clear visual cue before the user reads the details.

“Cofori should feel like a helpful housemate, not a finance dashboard with friendly colours.”
Pockets showing a bill that needs attention
Needs attentionClear without becoming alarming
Pockets celebrating a settled bill
All sortedCelebration with restraint
Pockets character turnaround showing front, three-quarter, side and back views
A consistent character across the app, animation and campaign artwork.

From idea to working product

From household problem to a working beta.

As founder and CEO, I lead product direction, UX/UI, brand refinement, character direction and the responsive build. Hollie Baker is co-founder and CFO; Kevin Tshribi leads growth and marketing operations; Michael Akinmeji works on product strategy and UX/UI; Oluwatobi James leads motion design and brand experience. Hollie also contributed the name, initial logo direction and original Pockets concept.

  1. 01
    Define

    Started with real household problems

    Mapped how people handle payments, receipts, reminders, plans and communication in a shared home.

  2. 02
    Brand

    Developed the Cofori identity

    Refined the name and logo direction into a cohesive visual system, developing Pockets into an expressive companion for everyday household admin.

  3. 03
    Design

    Designed the main user flows

    Connected shared and personal bills, receipt review, settle-up, plans, the Notice Board and conversations across mobile and desktop.

  4. 04
    Build

    Built it for mobile and desktop

    Developed working accounts, stored data, notifications and an installable web app, then extended plans into calendar subscriptions and branded transactional email.

  5. 05
    Test

    Created Maple House for safe QA

    Built a private fictional household for repeatable testing, screenshots and launch assets without exposing real household data.

  6. 06
    Beta

    Learn from households using it

    Invite testers into a separate beta environment, gather feedback and refine the experience ahead of the main launch.

Motion & brand storytelling

Less chasing.
More living.

The beta campaign brings the product, Pockets and the household story together in a short vertical film. The same character and visual identity carry through the app, social artwork and launch content.

Watch the 22-second beta advert, then follow Cofori for product updates and the next stage of the journey.

Cofori Beta · 22-second product film
Cofori brand with Pockets

The outcome

A real product, not just a portfolio concept.

Cofori brings together my work in branding, UX, interface design, character direction, storytelling and development. The beta is open for testing, with feedback helping shape the experience before launch.