Tuko began on a camping trip, with two dads, Ben Jones and Tim Doecke, talking about how to really connect with their kids.
Not long after, Ben built the first prototype. The idea was simple: if the questions were better, the conversations would be too. And if the questions worked both ways, they would never feel like an interrogation.
Today Tuko has 700+ questions built on the Johari window, a library of short guides for parents, and families using it in the car, at the dinner table and at bedtime.