Hand it to engineering, then check it worked
Corha writes the brief and the tickets from everything you learned, sends them to Linear or Jira, and after you ship keeps counting the mentions against the goal you set.
Free for small teams. No card needed.
Status read from Linear when you opened this
Tickets engineers can build from
Every ticket carries a user story, acceptance criteria taken from your test tasks and what fixed looks like, technical notes, and a link back to the evidence. You review the lot before anything is sent.
- One brief, with the tickets under it
- Criteria from your tests, not guesswork
- Reviewed before sending
As someone in a field team, I want to see today’s jobs on my phone, so that I can update them on site.
Acceptance criteria
- Today’s jobs fit on a phone screen without zooming
- Every button is big enough to tap with a thumb
- Changes are kept if the signal drops and comes back
- All four usability tasks pass with five people
From 24 people and the version 3 test
Sent to Linear or Jira, or kept in Corha
Tickets become real issues in Linear or Jira, with the brief as the parent. Or keep them on Corha's own board, with cycles and projects. Open the opportunity to see where each one has got to.
- Real issues, created for you
- Status read when you open it or refresh
- A built-in board if you don't use either
Set a goal, then see if it worked
Before you ship, Corha suggests a goal for how far the mentions should fall, and you can change it. Afterwards it counts the mentions each month and tells you plainly whether you got there.
- A goal you agree before shipping
- Mentions counted every month after
- Who is still raising it, if it didn't
Where this fits
Hand off and the check come last. If the mentions haven't dropped, the opportunity goes back to prototype and test with what people are still saying.
Straight answers for the sceptical
No. Corha creates the issues for you, then reads their status back when you open the opportunity or press Refresh. It never changes anything in Linear or Jira after sending.
No. Corha has its own board with a backlog, cycles and projects, so smaller teams can hand off and track the work without another tool.
You see who is still raising it and what they are saying. Mark it not yet and the opportunity goes back to prototype and test, with everything you learned still attached.
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