Korra review
A source-linked AI knowledge base with free access and air-gapped deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Korra is an AI knowledge base for organizations managing technical and operational documentation. Teams can upload documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and videos, then search that content or ask follow-up questions through a conversational chatbot. Answers include source locations and deep links into documents, while visual context and customizable portals support broader access. Its positioning fits manufacturers and other industrial teams that need searchable knowledge across complex materials, including environments that require on-premises or air-gapped deployment.
The plan structure is straightforward. The Free plan provides access for testing features and creating a search portal, with up to 100MB of files. Business increases storage to 5GB and adds automatic cloud-storage synchronization, while Business Plus provides up to 50GB with the same synchronization. Enterprise supports up to 2TB of files. Paid access uses contact-sales pricing. This makes Korra easier to evaluate at no cost, while larger deployments require a sales conversation before budgeting.
Korra’s strongest distinction is its combination of grounded answers, follow-up chat, source links, realtime synchronization, portals, widgets, SDK publishing, analytics, APIs, and role-based team permissions. The platform connects with SharePoint, Google Drive, and Dropbox, and its search and dashboard APIs support custom publishing and reporting. Teams that need controlled, document-grounded search or air-gapped deployment should consider Korra. Organizations prioritizing a wider integration ecosystem or published paid pricing may prefer an alternative.
Korra pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Answers link directly to source locations and document passages
- Supports documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and videos
- Offers on-premises, air-gapped deployment and role-based permissions
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans use contact-sales pricing rather than published amounts
- Cloud synchronization covers SharePoint, Google Drive, and Dropbox
- The Free plan is limited to 100MB of files
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