Model it
Name the things your product revolves around, their key details, and what people do with them. CORA suggests connections. You confirm.
Design your thinking
See the outcome of every decision before you build.
CORA lets your team model its thinking at the very start of a project and see how the application would actually be built. Then it becomes the one source of truth everyone works from.
The problem
Every team holds its own version of the truth.
Designs live in one tool, documentation in another, requirements and data structures somewhere else. Over time, they drift apart.
A field gets renamed, a report quietly breaks, and nobody saw it coming. Not because anyone was careless. There was simply no single place to look.
designs
documentation
requirements
data structures
The answer
One model. Every view. Always in harmony.
CORA is more than a diagram. It is the source of truth for your documentation and data structures, and the hub where designers, product managers, business analysts, and developers work from the same definitions. Change something once, and every view stays in sync.
Illustration · same language, every view
Design
Customer
The screen label people see.
Documentation
Customer
The terminology the team agrees on.
Requirements
Customer
What actions users need to take.
Data structure
customer
The name developers build against.
Rename it once. Every view follows.
How it works
Model it → Analyze it → Simulate it
Analyze it
CORA monitors the model for drift, conflicts, and inconsistencies, surfacing gaps before they reach development.
Simulate it
Before you commit a change, see the ripple: every connected thing, document, and requirement it would touch.
Who it's for
One hub for the whole product team.
Everyone works from the same understanding, no matter the role.
Designers
Model the system before the screens, and see how your decisions shape what gets built.
Product managers
See the ripple of a change before you commit to it, not after something breaks.
Business analysts
Keep requirements and documentation tied to the same model that design comes from.
Developers
Build against data structures that use the same names as the designs and documentation.
Early access
You already think in systems. Let's make it visible.
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