Builds
Turns a sentence into a working app
Describe what you want and Cortera plans it, scaffolds a real server and database, writes the interface, starts it, and checks it in a real browser before calling it done — not a code snippet, a running app.
- Plans, then builds, then verifies
- Opens what it built in a browser to check it
- Dozens of visual styles and layouts to build in
Runs on your machine
Your hardware, not our servers
The model that answers routine requests lives on your machine and stays instant; for something genuinely hard, Cortera automatically brings in a larger model — still local, still yours. Nothing has to leave the building to get an answer.
- A fast model for routine work, a stronger one for hard problems
- Switches automatically, no setting to manage
- Works with the network off
Operates a computer
Uses a browser and your apps like you do
It can open a real website, read the page, click, fill in a form and take a screenshot to prove what happened — and it can drive other apps on your desktop the same way, by actually looking at them.
- Real browser, real clicks — not a scraped API
- Reads the screen to find what to click
- Screenshots every step so nothing is a black box
Writes real documents
Word, Excel and slide decks — actually formatted
Headings, bullet and numbered lists, real tables, a themed header row — a Word document that looks written, not pasted. Slide decks get a real layout, imagery and speaker notes, not a wall of bullet points.
- Real .docx, .xlsx and .pptx files
- Dozens of deck styles and layouts
- Tables that are tables, not text art
Remembers, on its own
"Every morning at 9" is a sentence, not a settings page
Tell it when, in plain language — in twenty minutes, every weekday morning, every Sunday evening — and it runs the request itself and lets you know when it's done.
- Understands natural time phrases
- Runs on your machine on schedule
- A quiet notification when it's done
Speaks
A voice it learned from you, if you want that
Record about eighteen seconds and Cortera can reply in a cloned version of your own voice — or any of its built-in ones — with tone that actually shifts with what it's saying.
- Voice cloning from a short sample
- Tone shifts with the content
- Falls back gracefully with no voice set up