occo at home, explained

Everything a parent needs to get occo running on the screen at home, keep it running, and understand exactly what the camera is doing. Written for the person setting it up on a Tuesday evening, not for an IT department.

Setting up

The first evening: what you need, how to get it on the big screen, and getting the camera and sound right.

Everyday use

Once it is running — who gets a profile, picking a buddy and how it joins in, which devices are covered, what to open when, and how to read Progress.

Account and privacy

The camera and what happens to the video, plus the trial, the bill, and how to stop it.

Still deciding?

These pages are written for people who already have occo at home, but they are the honest answers to the questions worth asking first — will it run on my computer, will it work on my TV, and what does the camera actually do.

See occo

Ready to start

A free trial, then a monthly or a yearly subscription. A card is required to begin the trial; cancel before it ends and you are not charged. You create the account in occo and pay there.

Start your free trial

Can’t find it here?

Email us with what you were doing, what device you were on, and what happened instead. A photo of the screen helps more than anything.

Running Ouva in a clinic, school, or hospital instead? The technical documentation for institutional deployments lives in the product docs.