What is Korri?
Short answer
Korri is our helper. It uses AI, so it can be wrong. It answers questions about your releases and Kakorri. Korri never does anything to your music without you confirming it.
Open Korri with Ask Korri in the sidebar, or press Ctrl+K (⌘K on a Mac). On a phone it's the round button at the top.
What Korri does
Korri never does anything to your music without you confirming it. It shows a card with what will change, and nothing happens until you press the button on that card. Writing “yes” in the chat is not a confirmation. For a takedown you confirm once more.
- Tells you where a release is, and why it's waiting.
- Checks a release date against Kakorri's rules, and changes it for a draft or a release that is still in review (it stays in review).
- Suggests a change to a draft. Nothing is saved until you choose Confirm.
- Makes a draft from a song when you ask: you choose the file, say yes, and Korri fills in the title and language. It only suggests a genre, from your earlier releases.
- Helps with what Kakorri sent back: one card for each change it can make.
- Moves a submitted release back to your drafts (Move to drafts), or asks for a release to be taken down, with two confirmations.
- Remembers what you tell it, like how you like to be addressed. You see, edit and forget every line under What Korri knows about you, in the ⋯ menu at the top of Korri's panel.
What Korri never does
- Handles bank, tax or ID details, card numbers or passwords, or changes how you are paid.
- Changes or ends your plan, gives refunds or closes your account.
- Changes who owns or manages a profile, or does something to many releases at once.
- Submits a release for you, or sends split invitations: you do that on the page.
- Changes your account security.
- Pretends to be a person.
Korri is AI: check what matters before you rely on it. Choose Talk to a person under the chat to reach the Kakorri team.