Turn customer insight into shipped work.
The last step of the journey lives in Corha too. Draft tickets straight from your evidence, prioritise them on a board, get a cohort's verdict before you build, and push to Linear or Jira when it's ready.
Try it with your own website, no account. We read the public page and keep nothing.
Surface notification lever in admin onboarding
Slack digest for failed runs, opt-in by org
Per-workspace notification setting
Cut trial setup from 14 days to first value
Fewer surfaces: merge inbox into one view
Tickets drafted from your evidence
Generate tickets from a cohort's pain points, from an insight, from a call, or from an Ask answer. Each one is marked AI-drafted and traces back to the evidence it came from. Or start a blank one yourself.
A real board, not a backlog graveyard
Statuses, priorities, types, assignees, labels and estimates, on a drag-and-drop board with cycles for sprints and projects for the bigger bodies of work.
Ships to Linear and Jira
When a ticket is ready, push it to Linear or Jira in one click, with the title, description, user story and acceptance criteria carried across. Or export to CSV.
Get a cohort's verdict
on a ticket, in seconds.
Open a ticket and @-mention a cohort in a comment. Corha replies as them, in their voice, with a positive, negative or mixed verdict next to their name. You catch the objection before it reaches a sprint, not after.
- @cohort mentions on any ticket
- Positive / negative / mixed verdict, grounded in evidence
- Priority, type and estimate, all in one place
Per-workspace notification setting
Default new workspaces to digest-style notifications. Keep per-event available as an opt-in.
How does this read for @Strategic ? They admin most of the big workspaces.
Digest as the default is right for new orgs. The risk for me is existing workspaces inheriting it silently. Surface the setting in admin onboarding and I'm a yes.
Bring your customers into every decision.
Start with your website, or connect your first source, and Corha will tell you what it found and what you still need to find out.
Try it with your own website, no account. We read the public page and keep nothing.