Coral
A family agent for a shared iMessage thread
Get startedWhat it does
Coral is built for a family group chat in iMessage. Anyone can ask the family agent to assign a task, start a group order, or set a reminder, while each person also has a private agent.
Shared context can include location, calendars, to-dos, logins, and cards, with roles and permissions. The site says parents decide allowances, which purchases need approval, and what each person can see.
Good for
Works through
What stands out
Lives in the family thread
The homepage shows an iMessage conversation and says to add Coral to the family group after you subscribe.
Keeps a private agent too
Each member's own chat stays private. Other agents only see what that person chooses to share.
Can pay within limits
Coral says it can pay for one person or for the family when a card is shared and the limits allow it.
Ways to use it
Requests you can hand off
What to know before you start
Subscribe on messagecoral.com. The link currently sends you through login. The listed price is $20 a month for the whole family group.
Shared location and shared cards are sensitive. Set roles and spending limits before you add someone, and do not treat Coral as an emergency or safety service.
Common questions
Coral FAQ
What can Coral do?
Coral documents these capabilities: “Lives in the family thread”, “Keeps a private agent too”, “Can pay within limits”. Coral is built for a family group chat in iMessage. Anyone can ask the family agent to assign a task, start a group order, or set a reminder, while each person also has a private agent.
How do I start using Coral?
Complete the official signup first, connect only the accounts you want to use, then continue through iMessage.
Where does Coral work?
Coral is documented for iMessage. Check the official site for current regional availability.
What should I know before using Coral?
Subscribe on messagecoral.com. The link currently sends you through login. The listed price is $20 a month for the whole family group. Shared location and shared cards are sensitive. Set roles and spending limits before you add someone, and do not treat Coral as an emergency or safety service.
How we checked it
Official homepage and subscribe path reviewed; the iMessage family thread, private agents, shared calendars and tasks, payments, and the login-gated subscribe flow confirmed.
Before you use this agent
Coral can use shared location and shared cards within limits a parent sets. Review roles, permissions, and payment approvals before adding someone. It is a coordination tool, not an emergency service.