From everything customers say to what to build next.
What we know, what we need to know, and the ideas to test. This is what actually happens between connecting your first source and your first confident decision.
Try it with your own website, no account. We read the public page and keep nothing.
Connect what you have. Corha builds one picture of your customers.
Calls, tickets, CRM notes, Slack, reviews, surveys. Corha reads every line after every upload and sync, and turns it into one picture: who your customers are, what they need, and the pain points, requests, risks and objections they raise, each with how many people said it and a link to every quote. Every statement carries a trend line, so you see what is getting louder and what has gone quiet.
- Connectors for Slack, Zendesk, HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, Typeform, Zoom, Jira and Linear, plus file upload
- Every statement counted by people and linked to the quotes behind it
- Trends counted from dates, the last 90 days against the 90 before
Corha marks what it cannot back, and writes the question to ask.
Every claim without evidence is a gap. Corha drafts one question per gap and gives you three ways to close it: answer it yourself, send it to a few customers as a link, or run a study with the guide and survey written for you. Answers come back as evidence against the claim they settle.
- Gaps marked by rule: contradicted, unsupported, missing, single source, stale
- One question per gap, with the reason it is being asked
- Answers land on the claim they settle, and the gap closes itself
How would a 15% increase at renewal affect your decision to stay?
Walk me through the last time you nearly did not renew.
Type an idea, or pull in your backlog. Get a verdict from real quotes.
Type an idea, or add your open Linear or Jira issues as ideas. Corha counts the customers who actually asked for each one: Nobody asked, One customer, Several mentions, Widely reported, or Contradicted. It never grades on the model's opinion. When the evidence is thin, it hands you the one question to ask. Then use what you know where you decide: ask Corha in Slack, tag a cohort on a ticket, put a design in front of one.
- Verdicts counted from real quotes, with every quote one click away
- “Nobody asked” is an answer, and the cheapest one you can get
- Ask Corha in Slack, on a ticket or in a design review, and it answers from the evidence
It keeps going without you. Every six hours.
This is what makes it a loop rather than a project. Every six hours Corha checks your connected sources, reads what is new, strengthens what it already knew, surfaces problems nobody has named yet, and files the question to ask when something rests on too few people. You open it to find the work done. It adds evidence and asks questions; it never rewrites anything you wrote.
- New conversations pulled from your connected tools every six hours
- Signals get stronger, new ones surface, fixed problems go quiet
- Thin findings become questions ready to send. Switch it off any time in settings
What actually happens in the first seven days.
No staged rollout, no three-month services engagement. Just your email and your website to begin with.
Corha starts reading straight away. On day one that can be your website alone.
Who they are, what they need and what it found so far, every line marked by how well it is backed.
What you still need to know, and the cheapest way to find out each one.
Type it in, or pull in the backlog. Read the verdict and the quotes behind it.
Survey answers and call quotes land on the claims they settle. The picture is sharper than it was on Monday.
One workspace, four teams, the same customers.
Type the idea, or pull it from the backlog. Read the verdict and the quotes, and ship with the evidence in the ticket.
Lift the actual language customers use from any cohort's quotes, straight into a headline.
Open the cohort the prospect belongs to before joining: the objections, the drivers and the quotes from similar accounts.
Start from the gaps Corha has already marked, and only run a survey or an interview round for what nobody can answer.
The questions every team asks first.
Do I need to press anything for it to find things?+
What if our data is messy?+
How do I know an answer is real, not made up?+
What about privacy and security?+
How long until I get value?+
Do I have to replace anything?+
Connect a source. See what your customers are telling you.
Or start with your website. That's the whole pitch, and the free plan is the real product with a ceiling.
Try it with your own website, no account. We read the public page and keep nothing.