Build what customerswant, not what youhope they want.
Corha turns every call, ticket, CRM note and Slack thread into one picture of your customers: what they need, what they’re saying more of, what’s gone quiet, and what you still need to find out.
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What customers said this quarter: 1,140 conversations
Ticket #4821
Still can't get our CSV in, it's been two weeks…
Call transcript
…honestly the setup is the product for the first month.
What Corha tells you
Setup complaints tripled since July.
Apr to Jun
7
Jul to Sep
24
“It took us three weeks, and most of that was me chasing our own data.”
Head of Ops, 40-person logistics team
MTDOPNSW+1418 people said it, across tickets, calls and Slack
One picture of everyone you’ve heard from. Every line counted from real conversations, every trend counted from their dates.
Your customers already told you what to build. It’s spread across hundreds of tickets, calls and CRM notes nobody reads in full. And it changed last month.
See what’s getting louder. And what’s gone quiet.
Every pain point, request and risk carries its own trend line. You see the problem that tripled this quarter before it shows up in churn, and the one nobody has mentioned since June, which usually means you fixed it.
Counted from the dates on real conversations, the last 90 days against the 90 before. The AI never decides the direction.
Getting louder
Setting up takes weeks
7
24
mentions, last 90 days against the 90 before
“The setup is the product for the first month.”
Gone quiet
CSV import fails
12
4
mentions, last 90 days against the 90 before
Nobody has mentioned it since June.
A picture of your customers that keeps getting sharper.
What you know, what’s changing, and what you still need to find out, in one place that updates itself.
Plug in what you already have. Corha reads all of it.
Connect HubSpot, Zendesk, Slack and your call transcripts, or drop in files. Corha reads every line, not a sample, and files each thing it finds against the exact words it came from.
Corha read every line
1,140 conversations
690 tickets, 412 CRM notes, 38 calls. Not a sample.
One read of everyone you’ve heard from.
Who your customers are, what they need and what gets in their way, ranked by how many people said it. A belief only your website backs is marked as a guess, not hidden in a confident paragraph.
Who your customers are
Ops leads at 10 to 50 person teams who came from spreadsheets.
Every statement has a trend line.
Setup complaints tripled this quarter. The CSV bug went quiet in June. Corha counts the dates on real conversations, so you see the shift while there is still time to act on it.
Setting up takes too long
Apr to Jun
7
Jul to Sep
24
Tripled this quarter. Still time to act on it.
The guesses, and the question that would settle each one.
Anything Corha can’t back becomes a gap, with the questions already written. Answer it yourself, send a link to a few customers, or start a study around it.
Still a guess
Would teams pay more for audit history?
Only your pricing page says so.
The questions that would settle it
- 1. Have you ever had to prove who changed what?
- 2. What would you pay to never do that by hand?
Answers land against the statement they test.
Share the survey link and every answer comes back as evidence, filed against the belief it was meant to check. The guess turns into a count of real people.
Still a guess
Teams would pay more for audit history
6 of 8 people said yes
MTDOPNSW+4from the survey link you sent
It keeps itself current, and the next question is already waiting.
Every six hours Corha checks your sources again. New conversations strengthen what it knew, surface what it didn’t, and file the next question worth asking. It never rewrites anything you wrote.
Since yesterday
Got stronger
Setting up takes too long, 4 more people
New
Approvals for teams over 50
Next question
Who signs off on new tools?
Corha read every line
1,140 conversations
690 tickets, 412 CRM notes, 38 calls. Not a sample.
Before you build it, ask everyone.
Type an idea, or pull in your Linear or Jira backlog. Corha counts the customers who actually asked, shows you their words, and flags anyone who disagrees. When the evidence is thin, it hands you the question to ask.
Nobody asked, One customer, Several mentions, Widely reported. Graded on quotes, never on the AI’s opinion.
You type an idea
Scheduled exports to Google Sheets
Corha checks every conversation
9 customers asked for this
MTDOPNSW+5in their own words, 2 of them this month
“I export to Sheets every Monday by hand. Every single Monday.”
Ops lead, Brightline
Dark mode for the dashboard
Nobody asked. Here’s the question to ask on your next call.
It doesn’t wait for you to ask.
Every six hours Corha pulls in what’s new, strengthens what it already knew, spots problems nobody has named yet, and writes the questions you still need answered. You open it to find the work done.
It adds evidence and asks questions. It never rewrites anything you wrote, and you can switch it off.
Friday 18:00
You log off
Over the weekend
46 Zendesk tickets, 12 HubSpot notes and 3 calls come in
Monday 09:00, already done
Got stronger
“Setup takes too long”, 4 more people
New problem
Approvals for teams over 50
Gone quiet
CSV import, nobody in 90 days
Too thin to trust
2 questions written to settle it
Ask your customers anything, wherever you work.
The same picture answers in Corha, in Slack and on your tickets, with how many people said it and a link to every quote.
Ask about your customers. Get the answer and the receipts.
Ask anything and Corha answers from everything your customers have said, with how many people said it, whether it is rising, and a link to every quote. When the evidence is thin, it says so.
Why do teams churn in the first month?
Corha
Setup. 18 people say it takes weeks, and it has tripled since July.
“It took us three weeks to get our own data in.”
Head of Ops, logistics team
Honest about what it doesn’t know.
AI that claims to know your customers has a bad name, and mostly deserves it. A model that answers from the internet will sound confident about your customers and be wrong. Corha is built the other way round: it counts what your customers actually said, and says plainly when it doesn’t know.
- Counted, not guessed. How strong a statement is, and whether it is rising, comes from people and dates, never the AI's opinion.
- Every statement links to the call, ticket or survey line it came from. Click it and read the quote.
- It says what it read. If it got through 3,600 of 5,120 conversations, it tells you so.
- Anything without evidence is marked as a guess, and when a new conversation contradicts something, the gap reopens.
A chatbot would say
“Users generally prefer fewer tools and simpler workflows.”
Sounds right. Nobody said it.
Corha says
“Hates new tabs”, said by 18 people
“Every new tool is another tab my team forgets to open.”
Call · ACME onboarding · 2 days ago
“Can this just live inside Slack?”
Ticket #48201 · 5 days ago
and 16 more, each one a click away
Plug in the tools your customers already talk to you through.
Or upload PDFs, Word docs and call transcripts. App Store reviews too.
Built for the person who has to decide without a research team.
You have forty sales calls, a pricing hunch and a roadmap argument on Thursday. You are not sure which of your beliefs about customers are actually true.
Corha reads the calls, grades every belief by how many customers back it, and tells you which of your roadmap ideas anyone actually asked for. You walk in with their answer and how sure it is.
More for foundersA new company. So here is everything you'd want to check.
Built in London
Corha Technologies Ltd, a UK company. A real team you can email, not a form.
Your data stays yours
Stored in the EU (Ireland). Never used to train AI models. Delete it whenever you like.
Free means free
One workspace, three cohorts, ten ideas a month, 250 AI credits. No card, no trial clock.
Straight answers for the sceptical.
The things people ask before they sign up, answered the way we’d want them answered.
Something else? Email usNo. You do not have to. Corha reads what you connect and upload, tells you what it found, and marks what it still cannot back. Each gap comes with the question that would close it and the cheapest way to ask it: answer it yourself, send a link to a few customers, or run a study.
No. Paste your website and you get a starting picture of your customers the same day, with every line marked as a guess. Add calls, tickets, CRM notes or survey exports whenever you have them and the guesses turn into statements backed by real quotes.
By counting, not guessing. Every statement is backed by real conversations, and every conversation has a date. Corha compares the last 90 days with the 90 before, so you can see what is being said more and what has gone quiet. A small move stays flat, and the AI never decides the direction.
A chat model answers from what it read on the internet. Corha only counts what your customers actually said. Every signal links to the line it came from, every idea is graded by counting real quotes, and when nobody asked for something it says so. When it doesn't know, it says that too.
No. Corha reads everything after every upload and every sync, and checks your connected sources every six hours. New conversations become evidence, insights get stronger or go quiet, thin ones turn into questions worth asking, and you see what changed. It never rewrites anything you wrote.
Connect HubSpot, Salesforce, Zendesk, Slack, Linear, Jira, Zoom, Typeform or Notion and Corha keeps reading them. Old answers age and get asked again, and when a new conversation contradicts something, the gap reopens. You can switch the syncing off in settings.
It is stored in the EU (Ireland) and never used to train AI models. Corha Technologies Ltd is a UK company. The full details are in our privacy policy and data processing agreement.
One workspace, three cohorts, ten ideas a month and 250 AI credits. That is enough to see what you know, what you don't, and whether your next idea holds up. No card, no time limit.
See what your customers are actually telling you.
Start with your website. Your first picture of your customers, a minute from now.
Try it with your own website, no account. We read the public page and keep nothing.