99 East Main Street, Historic Franklin, Tennessee

We build technology that helps neighbors stay neighbors.

Cohoria is a private, encrypted platform for the communities you actually belong to. Built in Historic Franklin, Tennessee, where we're proving that local technology can put neighbors first.

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Why Cohoria exists

Community groups are scattered across email chains, GroupMe, Facebook, and whatever app someone chose last week. Every one of those platforms can read your messages.

Cohoria puts all of those groups in one place, and the platform itself cannot read your data. That's not a policy. It's the architecture.

Messages are encrypted on your device before they leave. We store scrambled data we cannot decrypt. Every member passes human verification. No bots, no fake accounts, no algorithmic feeds. Just your actual community, in a place that respects them.

We're building this in Historic Franklin, Tennessee, because we believe the best way to build community software is to be part of the community using it. The Franklin pilot is how we prove this works before expanding.

Built on CivicOS

Cohoria runs on CivicOS, an open framework of 13 non-negotiable principles covering zero-knowledge encryption, verified human identity, anti-surveillance architecture, quantum-ready cryptography, and full data portability.

Read our principles

Brand guidelines

If you're writing about Cohoria, featuring our logo, or referencing the platform, here's how to do it correctly.

The Cohoria mark

Cohoria

Icon: Waypoints inside a soft teal circle. Each node is a real, verified neighbor. Each connecting path is an encrypted channel. The icon reads as a small neighborhood, not a tech diagram. Identical in light and dark mode.

Wordmark: “Cohoria” in Fraunces semibold, title case, tracking-tight. Navy text on light backgrounds, white text on dark backgrounds.

Spelling: Always “Cohoria” in both the logo mark and running text (title case).

Logo variants

Primary Mark (Light)

Primary Mark (Dark)

Icon Only (Teal)

Icon Only (Dark)

Wordmark (Light)

Wordmark (Dark)

Monochrome (Black)

Monochrome (White)

Download Primary Logo (SVG)

Outlined (font-independent) vector files for print production available on request.

Usage rules

+Use the provided SVG files without modification
+Maintain minimum clear space equal to the icon height on all sides
+The icon is identical in light and dark mode; only the wordmark color changes
+Use monochrome variants when color reproduction is limited
+Write “Cohoria” (title case) in article text

Don't

×Alter the colors of the logo mark
×Separate the icon from the wordmark in the combined mark
×Place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds
×Rotate, skew, add shadows, or apply effects to the mark
×Write “COHORIA” in all-caps (always use title case “Cohoria”)

Brand colors

Teal

#3CAEA3

Primary actions, links, logo accent

Trust and community. Inspired by the Harpeth River that runs through Franklin.

Teal Light

#5FC4BA

Hover states

Teal Dark

#2A8B82

Active states

Navy

#1E2A44

Body text, headings, logo base

Authority and professionalism. Privacy and security are serious commitments, not marketing slogans.

Navy Light

#2C3E5F

Secondary text

Navy Dark

#141D2E

Dark mode background

Terracotta

#E56B45

Primary CTAs only

Warmth and engagement. The warm clay tones of Southern architecture. Reserved for primary calls-to-action so it always means "this matters."

Sage

#A6C9A5

Success states

Growth and success. The natural greens of middle Tennessee. Used for confirmations and positive outcomes.

Typography

Fraunces

Logo wordmark only. Semibold (600), title case, tracking-tight. A variable serif with warmth and character. Its optical size axis feels approachable at display sizes without losing authority. Chosen for “Digital Southern Hospitality” because it reads as human, not corporate.

Source Serif 4

Display headings and editorial content. Weights 400, 600, 700. A clean editorial serif that gives headlines gravity. Used for principles, privacy explanations, and section headings where the content needs to feel considered and trustworthy.

Inter

Body text, UI elements, navigation. Variable weight, optimized for screen readability. A variable sans-serif designed for legibility at every size. Clean and invisible so the message, not the type, does the work.

Press resources

Everything a journalist, partner, or anyone writing about Cohoria needs. For press inquiries, email press@cohoria.com

Company description

Choose the version that fits your context. Copy-paste welcome.

Option A: Community-first

Cohoria is a private, encrypted platform that connects local organizations in one place. Built in Historic Franklin, Tennessee, Cohoria verifies every member is a real person and encrypts every message so not even Cohoria can read it. The platform serves sports clubs, nonprofits, civic services, downtown associations, neighborhood groups, and any local organization that needs to communicate without giving up privacy.

Option B: Anti-surveillance

Cohoria is what community technology looks like without the surveillance. No algorithms. No ads. No tracking. One encrypted platform where every member is a verified human, every message is private by default, and your data belongs to you. Based in Historic Franklin, Tennessee, Cohoria is piloting with local organizations who believe technology should help neighbors connect, not sort them into strangers.

Option C: Privacy-as-infrastructure

Cohoria is an encrypted community platform for local organizations of all kinds. The platform uses zero-knowledge encryption so messages, votes, and documents stay private from outsiders and from Cohoria itself. Every member passes human verification before participating. Currently piloting in Historic Franklin, Tennessee, Cohoria serves nonprofits, sports clubs, civic services, downtown associations, and neighborhood groups who need communication tools they can actually trust.

Company facts

Company

Skiroco LLC

Product

Cohoria

Founded

2025

Headquarters

Historic Franklin, Tennessee

Leadership

Our team page is on the way. In the meantime, reach out to press@cohoria.com for interviews and background.

Press inquiries

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