Corra is a workspace for K-12 teachers that keeps planning, grading, differentiation, family communication and special-education paperwork on one shared student record, so information entered once is reused everywhere instead of retyped. An AI copilot runs across all of it, and it replaces student names with placeholder tokens before any text reaches a language model.
The reason teacher tools feel heavy is that each one asks for the same facts again. Corra keeps classes, students, reading levels, accommodations and language information in a single roster, and every other part of the product reads from it rather than asking you to re-key it.
Corra sends de-identified text to the model, not your roster. Names, family contacts and identifiers are swapped for placeholder tokens at our edge before the request leaves, and restored in your browser when the answer comes back, so the model provider never receives the identifiers.
Being clear about the edges is more useful than a longer feature list. Corra is a teacher tool, not a school system of record, and it is deliberately narrow in several places.
Corra is in early access and being built in the open. Google sign-in, the class and student roster, and the standards library are working now; the teaching modules are landing one at a time, and every feature is free while that is true.
Last updated: 2026-07-21
Corra — The calm core of your teaching day.