Step 1
Put the day in
Add a class, a deadline, a route or a task. Kivo asks for the minimum: a title and a time. Two minutes on your first evening is the whole setup.
Before you sign up
Plan and manage your day
Four services that read each other, and one brief that puts them together. Here is the whole idea — no account needed to read it.
Step 2
Kivo works backwards
A 9am exam plus your saved route becomes a departure time and a get-ready time, adjusted for the hour and the weather. You are told when to leave, not how far it is.
Step 3
One number for spending
Budgets, minus what is spent, minus bills still to land, minus what your goals need this month. What is left is Safe-to-Spend, and it shows its working.
Step 4
The brief reads them together
Every morning the home page says what today asks of you — in one screen, from your own records. Nothing is sent anywhere to produce it.
What you get, every morning
“Midterm exam, Calculus II, 9:00 AM tomorrow. On Home to campus that is 55 minutes, so leave by 7:05 AM and start getting ready by 6:45. ₱6,092 safe to spend, and 2 preparation tasks still open.”
What to expect
Free, and no advertising
Kivo makes nothing from your data because it sells nothing. There is no tracker on any page and no third-party analytics.
Your records stay yours
Answers, insights and scores are arithmetic over your own rows, computed on Kivo's server. No language model reads them. Saved addresses are encrypted at rest.
Export or delete, whenever
One button exports everything as JSON. Deleting your account removes every row it owns, and deleted records sit in a bin for thirty days first.
Signing up takes a minute
- 1A name, an email address you can receive mail at, and a password.
- 2Open the confirmation link Kivo emails you. Services unlock once you do.
- 3Add one thing — a class, a route, a task — and the brief starts working.
The five services
Money
School
Commute
Life
Local
Money, School, Commute and Life are the four you work in. Local supplies the weather and area notices the others read.