Mora vs Google Docs
Your 1:1 system shouldn’t depend on you remembering everything
A running doc holds what you write. Mora uses your notes, open goals, and your report’s check-in to draft the next conversation. Less scrolling. Less starting over.
14 days free · No credit card required
Your next 1:1 with Priya
How’s the workload been since we last talked?
Based on your last conversationThe work you’re still doing
The doc is free. Keeping it useful takes work
Before every 1:1, you reread last week’s notes, check the calendar, find the update in chat, and work out what to ask. Multiply that by everyone you manage. The document holds the notes; you still have to put the conversation together.
Before you even start talking
Give the prep a place of its own.
Mora puts it together for your review.
What changes with Mora
Last week’s conversation helps you prepare this week’s
Priya’s workload concern belongs in the next conversation. Mora uses the record you’ve kept and her latest check-in to suggest how to pick it up.
You review the questions, make changes, and run the meeting. The preparation has already started.
See how Mora worksLast week · Your private notes
Priya’s 1:1
Priya’s team is short-staffed. She’s worried about the workload.
We agreed to review her priorities next time.
Before the next 1:1 · Priya’s check-in
“Still juggling the launch and the support queue.”
Next conversation · Ready for your review
Mora suggests
How’s the workload been since we last talked?
Why choose Mora over Google Docs?
Less work to keep a good 1:1 going
Next agenda
What would help make the workload manageable?
Ready for you to review and edit
Stop facing a blank agenda
Mora suggests questions from your saved meeting notes, open goals, and the check-in your report sends before you meet. Edit the draft and keep what’s useful.
Priya’s goal
Make room to lead the launch
Keep the history with the person
Meeting summaries and goals live together for each report. You can return to what happened without searching a folder of documents.
Your week
Priya’s launch is coming up
You agreed to review her workload. Your next 1:1 is Thursday.
Your team’s context, together
Take the weekly head count off your list
A Monday briefing brings together context across your team. You have a place to begin before opening each person’s next 1:1.
Mora and Google Docs, compared
Compare the work around the meeting
Automatic pre-1:1 check-ins for your reports
Included: Sent before the meeting. Reports answer by link, without an account.
Not included: No built-in report check-ins.
A goal tracker for each direct report
Included: Status, target dates, steps, and history are built in.
Not included: No built-in goal tracker.
Agenda drafts from check-ins, notes, and goals
Included: The next conversation starts with suggestions for you to review.
Not included: No built-in 1:1 agenda workflow.
A weekly briefing across your team
Included: Delivered on Mondays, with context across the people you manage.
Not included: No built-in manager briefing.
Private meeting notes
Included: Your reports can’t see your meeting notes.
Requires setup: Keep a separate private doc and manage its sharing settings.
Start with your next 1:1
Give your 1:1s more than a place to put notes
You already do the hard part: listening, making decisions, and supporting people. Mora takes on more of the preparation between those conversations. Try it with one person and compare the work before your next meeting.
One person. One upcoming 1:1.
Add your report, schedule the meeting, and let Mora help prepare it. Keep your existing meeting setup.
Build your first agendaPut Mora to work before your next 1:1
Try it free for 14 days. Only the manager needs an account. Your reports contribute through a check-in link.