Roadmap

The road so far, and ahead

Everything CORA has shipped, newest first, and what we are building next.

Coming soon

What’s next

In the works now. Each one lands on this timeline when it ships.

  • Charts and tables from Apps in chat: Ask about an App's records and get a chart or table you can save to the App.
  • CORA in the browser: A side panel that reads the open page and fills it in after you approve.
  • Field work: Day records, work orders and billing views for teams on site, built on Apps.
  • iPhone app: Chat, approvals and Apps on the phone.
  • Sign up and pay online: Start a workspace and choose a plan without a sales call.
  • Search across Projects: A new chat searches every Project you can open and names its sources.

Later

  • Forms and charts drawn in chat
  • More models hosted in the EU
  • Robots for systems without an API
  • Android and push notifications
  • Microsoft single sign-on
  • A public status page

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Latest

Auto effort, Scheduled requests and a getting-started checklist

  • Auto sets the effort for each message: Auto reads each message before answering and decides how much work it needs. A short question gets a fast answer, a pricing question gets a careful one. It works in English, Finnish and Swedish.
  • Scheduled requests: Ask once in chat, for example every Monday at 8, and CORA runs it on that schedule. Each request belongs to the person who asked and can be paused, stopped or sent by email.
  • Getting started checklist: A new workspace shows five first steps under the composer and an optional tour. Nothing is locked while you go through them.
  • Reading websites, PDFs and links: CORA learns the company from its own website and the PDFs on it. A link pasted in chat is read for that answer and is not saved to company memory.
Earlier

Answers as tables, the Inbox and Apps

  • Answers as tables, figures and checklists: When a table or a checklist says it better than text, CORA answers with one. Every source shows who owns it and when it was last checked.
  • Inbox for approvals: Work that leaves the company waits in the Inbox with CORA's reason and the draft. A person approves, revises or rejects it.
  • Apps: Describe an App in chat and CORA builds its records, views and dashboards from more than 40 blocks: tables, boards, calendars, rosters, charts and forms that work on a phone, offline included.
  • Sharing outside the company: An App view can be shared with customers and partners who have no CORA account, along with upload links that expire and one-time surveys.
Earlier

Excel files, What CORA knows, Projects and Connections

  • Excel files and calculations: CORA runs calculations on a Project's files in a closed sandbox and returns the result as an Excel file.
  • What CORA knows: One page lists what CORA has learned about the company and about you, with sources. Tell her in chat when something is wrong and the page changes.
  • Projects: A Project keeps the files, chats and results for one piece of work together and shares them with the people on it.
  • Connections: Connect Microsoft 365, Google, Slack, HubSpot and others once for the workspace. Colleagues ask for access and an admin approves it.

Model updates

CORA moves to a new model when it does the work better. Auto keeps choosing for you, so nothing changes in how you use it.

  1. Auto decides the effort per message

    A fast first step sets the effort for each message, in any language. A workspace can turn it off.

  2. Your own Anthropic account

    A workspace can add its own Anthropic keys. Claude requests use them first and CORA's route after.

  3. Claude Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5

    Added as optional models where the workspace's data rules allow them.

  4. A newer reasoning model for Ultra and research

    Ultra and research moved to a newer reasoning model. Claude Haiku 5.5 and Grok 4.7 were added as optional models.

  5. New models on every level

    Auto, Fast, Smart, Thinking and Ultra moved to a new generation of models in the global and EU data zones. The previous generation stays as a fallback.