For managers who run their own 1:1s
Better 1:1s make better managers
Mora turns your meeting notes and open goals into the next agenda. Team check-ins help you decide what to discuss.
14 days free. No credit card. Your report doesn’t need an account.
The work between meetings
Fewer places to look.
Less to carry in your head.
The notes are in a doc. The meeting is on your calendar. An update is buried in Slack, and the follow-up is on a task list. Before you can be there for someone, you have to put their story back together.
Priya · Last week
Team is short-staffed.
Worried about the workload.
Priya
Any update on hiring?
Priya’s next 1:1
Suggested agenda
How’s the workload been since we last talked?
Bring the hiring update you promised.
See what Mora takes off your plate
Prepare the agenda
Docs, calendar, chat, task lists
Open the running doc. Scroll back to last time. Check messages and tasks for updates. Write the questions that connect it all.
You’re still piecing things together when it’s time to talk.
With Mora
Open that person’s next 1:1. Mora has suggested questions from your saved notes, open goals, and their check-in. Choose what matters and add anything new.
Start with the conversation already in view.
Follow up on a promise
Docs, calendar, chat, task lists
Write the promise in your notes, copy it to a task list, and remember to bring the result back to the next meeting.
Another reminder to maintain. Another thing to worry you’ve missed.
With Mora
Review Mora’s next-agenda draft while the conversation is fresh. Keep the follow-up question there, and track longer-term work in that person’s goals.
The next conversation has a place for what you promised.
Pick up an older thread
Docs, calendar, chat, task lists
Search for the right doc, skim weeks of notes, and check the task tracker. Work out whether the concern was resolved or just stopped coming up.
You remember that it mattered. You’re less sure what happened next.
With Mora
Return to that person’s saved summaries, meeting history, and goals together. Earlier conversations also give Mora context for future agenda suggestions.
You have a record to return to, even after a busy few weeks.
Getting started
Start with one person.
One upcoming 1:1.
Choose someone you already meet with. Prepare your next conversation in Mora, then see what carries forward when you meet again.
You can bring over existing notes or begin with this meeting. Add the rest of your team when you’re ready.
Add one report
Only you need a Mora account. Your report can answer a check-in through a private link.
Bring a little history
Paste earlier notes or upload a document. Review the import before saving it. You can also start fresh.
Put your next 1:1 here
Connect Google Calendar and choose a time. Keep your usual video link or use Google Meet.
Choose what to discuss
Start with Mora’s suggestions, add your own questions, and bring any notes you want to refer to.
14 days free. No card required to start.
From one conversation to the next
The next meeting starts
with something worth remembering.
Last week, Priya raised a workload concern. This week, you have a place to pick it back up.
Last week’s 1:1
Your private notes
“Priya’s team is short-staffed. She’s worried about the workload. I said I’d check on the hiring timeline.”
Visible to you. Your report cannot read these notes.
Your next 1:1
Mora suggests
How’s the workload been since we last talked?
You said you’d check on the hiring timeline. Bring any update, and ask what would help in the meantime.
You choose what goes on the agenda.
As you meet, each person’s notes and open goals give Mora more context for the next agenda. You can return to the concern, the goal, or the promise you made.
In the meeting
Write as you go
Capture rough notes and answer the agenda items. Your notes save as you work.
At wrap-up
Review what comes next
Mora drafts the next agenda. Edit the questions, keep the useful ones, and check your open goals.
A few meetings later
Find the thread again
Read the saved summaries and history for that person. Earlier conversations give future suggestions more context.
Before you move your first 1:1
Can Mora put my existing notes to work?
Can I keep my usual meeting setup?
How does my report contribute?
What gets easier after the first 1:1?
Can I keep candid notes private?
Can I take my records with me?
Who sees what
Your notes have a clear boundary.
Your meeting notes
Your report cannot access your private notes. Mora uses them to help prepare future conversations.
Your report’s check-in
They see the questions in their private check-in link. Their answers come back to you, without needing an account.
The calendar invitation
Scheduling sends a calendar invitation with the meeting details. Your private notes stay in Mora.
Who Mora is for
You manage people. Mora helps you keep up.
Whether you're running your first team or keeping track of years of conversations, Mora gives each person's goals, notes, and next 1:1 a home.
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One manager. Every report.No seat math.
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