Know what to build next, and walk in with the proof

Corha ranks what customers keep raising, checks every idea against what they actually said, and carries the winners through to Linear or Jira. Then it tells you whether the fix worked.

Free for small teams. No card needed.

What customers keep raisingFrom 1,140 conversations
Customers want a mobile app

24 people, testing a fix

↑ 3×
Exports to Google Sheets

15 people, researching

↑ 40%
Dark mode

6 people, just spotted

New
Roles and permissions

11 people, watching

CSV import fails

Fixed, down 80%

It worked

Check your backlog against what customers said

Pull your open Linear or Jira issues in as ideas and Corha counts the customers who asked for each one. The roadmap stops being a contest between the loudest voices.

  • Every open issue graded the same way
  • The quotes one click away
  • Nobody asked is a real answer
More on spotting opportunities
Your backlog, checked12 open issues from Linear
Scheduled exports to Google SheetsENG-188, 9 customers asked
Widely reported
Per-workspace notification settingsENG-176, 4 customers
Several mentions
Custom fiscal year in reportsENG-201, 1 customer
One customer
Dark mode for the dashboardENG-164, no quote supports it
Nobody asked

Agree on the problem before the solution

Corha writes the problem three ways, narrow to broad, and checks each against what people said. The team picks one, and every idea after that is measured against it.

  • Three framings, each counted
  • Assumptions checked against quotes
  • A shared definition of fixed
More on research
The problem, three waysChecked against 24 people
Field staff can’t log work away from a deskCovers 11 people
People need to check and update things on the goCovers 24 people, 4 of 5 assumptions backed
Chosen
Everything should work offlineCovers 31 people, 2 of 5 backed

Prove it worked after you ship

Set a goal before shipping. Afterwards Corha counts the mentions each month and says plainly whether you got there, so the next planning meeting starts with results, not opinions.

  • A goal agreed before you ship
  • Mentions counted every month after
  • Who is still raising it, if not
More on hand off and check
Mentions of “a mobile app”Before and after shipping
24→5
A month. The goal was 12, so yes.

Where you'll spend your time

Product managers tend to live at both ends: spotting and defining what matters, then handing it off and checking it worked. Designers and researchers pick up the middle.

Straight answers for the sceptical

No. Keep planning in Linear or Jira. Corha brings your open issues in to grade them, and sends new tickets back out with the evidence attached.

Minutes. Connect a source or upload a few files and your first opportunities show up ranked, each with who raised it and the quotes behind it.

Yes. Every ticket Corha writes carries a user story, acceptance criteria from your tests, and a link back to the customers and quotes behind it.

See what your customers keep telling you

Connect a source or upload a few files. Your first opportunities show up in minutes.