Introducing

Kamochi

How it works

One year. Unlimited. Nothing to install.

It doesn't just answer

It calls three shops. Finds the part. Buys it, if you say so. Books the bay. Watches the recalls. Tells you when to sell.

It never spends your money or books anything without asking you first. The card is the key.

In your pocket, in your control

It asks before it spends.

An agent that can call shops and buy parts is only worth having if you decide when it does. Two rules, and neither of them bends.

The card is the key

Nothing happens without the card in your pocket. No card, no session, not on your phone, not on anyone else's. Lose it and it stops working the moment you say so, and the replacement picks up your cars, your history and your garage exactly where you left off.

It asks before anything costs you

Ringing round shops and pricing parts, it does on its own, that costs you nothing. Buying the part, booking the bay, handing a shop your number: those come back and wait for a yes. And you can read, in plain words, everything it has done and everything it is about to do.

How it works

It hears it, sees it, and then goes and does it.

Hold your phone near the squeal. Walk the car with the camera on. It asks the questions a good mechanic would, remembers every car you own, then rings round the shops and books the bay, checking with you before anything costs you money.

See how it works

Kamochi in action

One noise, start to finish.

A brake grind on a 2018 Focus, from the tap to the number you walk in with.

Hold the card
to your phone

iPhone: near the top. Android: the middle.

1 · TapNo app to download. The card opens it.

“It grinds when I brake.”

Listening · hold it near the wheel

2 · Tell itTalk at it like you'd talk at a friend who knows cars.

Likely cause

Front pads worn
down to metal

  • Ask forFront pads & rotor check
  • How seriousThis week
  • Part found$68 · in stock, 3mi
3 · What's wrongIn words you can repeat at a counter.

Your quote

$640

  • Parts$68–$110
  • Labor1.4 hrs
  • Shops near you$280–$395

That's high for this job.3 shops called · see the math

4 · Is this price fair?The whole point. It shows where every number came from.

Figures shown are an illustration of the layout, not a quote. Kamochi shows its working on every number it gives you.

What it's for

Sell a car. Find parts. Fix a car. Buy a car. File a claim.

Five moments, one question underneath all of them, is this price fair? It knows what you drive, what you have already had done and what you were told last time, so you are never starting from scratch.

See what it’s for

For business

Pointed at a business, it does the same job.

Dealerships, insurance agencies, carriers and independent appraisers. The same agent that hears a noise in a driveway reads the paper on a lot, rings the shops and writes it down.

Kamochi for business

One card.
One year.
Tap to sign in.

  1. 1

    Hold the card to the back of your phone. iPhone: near the top. Android: the middle.

  2. 2

    Enter the code printed on the back.

  3. 3

    Add your car. That's it.

A full year from the day you tap it. No plans, no add-ons.

The front of the Kamochi card: a cloud of car-system badges, the mascot, and the question “Is this price fair?” The back of the Kamochi card: tap-to-scan, your access code, and kamochi.ai

Front says who it is. Back says how to use it.

Try Kamochi

Ready to stop guessing?

Tap the card, tell it what the car is doing, and walk in knowing what the job should cost.

Why it exists

One year from the day you tap it. Unlimited. No plans, no add-ons, nothing to install.

Frequently asked

The questions people actually ask.

Does it ask before it does anything?

Always, for anything that costs you money or puts your name somewhere. It rings round shops and prices parts on its own, because that costs you nothing. Buying a part, booking a bay, giving a shop your number, it comes back and asks first, every time.

Does it keep working when I'm not using it?

For the things worth watching, yes. A recall posted against your car, a part you asked it to find coming back in stock, the market moving on a car you said you might sell. It tells you when something changes, and acts on none of it without asking.

How is this different from a chatbot?

A chatbot answers and stops. This one goes and does the next bit: hears the noise, reads the estimate, finds the part, calls the shops, books the appointment. And it knows your car, so you are not starting from scratch every time something rattles.

What phones work?

iPhone XR and newer read the card with nothing installed, hold it to the top with the screen on. Android needs the screen on and unlocked, NFC on, and the card at the middle of the back. Thick metal cases block it; if the tap fails, type the code on the back.

What does $100 get me?

A full year of unlimited Kamochi from the day you activate it, across every car you own. No plans, no per-question charges, no add-ons.

All the questions →

The rest of Obai.

Obai Tools

The toolbox for appraisers, shops and carriers. Instant ACV reports, total-loss settlements, scope sheets and photo labels.

Open the toolbox →

Kamochi for business

The same agent, white-labelled for dealerships, tire shops, agencies and carriers. Hands-free task guidance that works where the work happens.

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