A friend at home
Conversation, planning, reading, music, reminders and everyday support — designed to feel natural rather than technical.
DOCKA is a home AI companion designed to understand people, respect privacy, support everyday life and grow together with a family over time.
DOCKA brings AI, a display, sound and wireless charging into one home experience. But the hardware is only the beginning. The idea is to create a companion that learns how to communicate with each person individually while understanding the shared rhythm of a home.
Conversation, planning, reading, music, reminders and everyday support — designed to feel natural rather than technical.
Families, children, people living alone and older adults can each have a personal relationship with DOCKA.
A unified home device combining useful functions instead of adding another collection of disconnected apps and screens.
“A machine should not simply learn more about a person. It should learn how to understand them better.”
From its first day in the home, DOCKA can gradually build context around routines, preferences and family history. Over years, that relationship can become a living record of experiences and stories.
DOCKA can become a living record of family experiences, stories and memories — growing with one generation and carrying meaningful context forward to the next.
The goal is not simply to store more data. It is to preserve the meaning behind moments: the stories people choose to keep, the experiences that shaped a family and the memories worth passing on.
A family AI must understand boundaries. DOCKA's concept separates personal context from shared family context and treats sensitive conversations as private by default. The goal is not to know everything — it is to know what should never be shared.
Individual conversations, preferences and context belong to the person.
Family plans and intentionally shared information can live in a common household space.
When confidence is not enough, DOCKA can ask for confirmation instead of making assumptions.
Founder of DOCKA. Building a new kind of relationship between people, AI and the home.
“Technology should become more personal without becoming more intrusive.”
