Corra covers twelve areas of a teacher’s week — grading, planning, differentiation, assessment, behaviour, family communication, substitute plans, special-education paperwork, administrative forms, the roster that feeds them, a record of hours reclaimed, and AI safety guidance. Each one reads from the same student record, so the work you do in one shows up in the next.
These are the modules a teacher touches most days, and they are deliberately connected: what grading learns about a class feeds what planning suggests next.
The paperwork half of the job is where hours quietly disappear, and it is the half most tools ignore.
Two of the twelve modules exist purely to keep the product honest with you.
Corra is in early access and the modules land one at a time. Google sign-in, the class and student roster, and the standards library work today. Everything else on this page is the roadmap, described so you can judge whether it is worth waiting for — the app itself marks each module as available or still in build, and never ships a page that pretends to work.
Last updated: 2026-07-21
Corra — The calm core of your teaching day.