You have journaling tools. You have productivity tools. Koyéba joins the dots, so what you work on each day is what matters to you.
Your journal knows what you care about. Your calendar knows where your week went. Neither has ever spoken to the other. Koyéba connects your inner and outer worlds, to make sure they're in alignment.
That is how you live your best life - a life well lived.
Make sure what you're working on is what matters to you. Set your intentions once, and see your days read against them.
We remove as much friction as we possibly can from all of it, so you're living your life, not stuck in your tools.
Lingala is spoken by millions of people across the two Congos. Koyéba is its everyday word for knowing.
Nasepeli koyeba yo.
Pleased to know you.
Koyéba, written in Mandombe, a script born in the Congo in 1978. Its first syllable is the small mark beside our name.
To know where things are.
To know what's next.
To know yourself.
Write it as you'd say it. It finds its place, and comes into view when it's useful, not before. Two taps, then let it go.
A page for each day. A look back at the week, and a steer for the next. The few goals you're working towards. The books you mean to get to, and the bigger plans for one day.
An inbox you can clear in one pass. A diary that knows who's coming. What needs doing today, and what can wait. What the dog really costs.
A taste of what's in there. The rest is for you to find.
The kids, the house, the dog, the business. An email becomes a task, a payment files itself, an event finds its people - and all of it gathers in the Space it belongs to.
Open one part of your life to the people who live it with you - and only that part.
Mrs Okafor's email, now a form to sign by Monday.
A pleasure to open, the way a good notebook is.
It keeps what you're reaching for in view.
Your own days, handed back as something you can act on.
Because this is where your life goes, and it deserves it.
Koyéba holds the most personal parts of your life, so we built a business on trust, not on selling you.
Koyéba is growing gently, by word of mouth. Tell us a little about you and we'll make a space for you.
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