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Parenting today comes with zero time and too much information. Corro replaces the noise, trends and scare stories with clear answers drawn from published research — every one graded for how strong the evidence really is.

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EXAMPLE
When can my baby start solid foods? ASK ↵
A Strong evidence
Usually around 6 months, once your baby shows signs of readiness.
Graded from published research
BASED ON
A Signs of readiness include sitting with support and good head control.
B Introducing common allergens early may lower the risk of food allergy.
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SCANNED · C · FAIR
Gentle Baby Shampoo
4 of 15 ingredients to note
Why Corro

Accurate, accessible science backed by references. Maximum distillation, zero agendas — straight into the hands of parents who want to understand, not just obey.

The app

Research that took hours, in about thirty seconds.

Corro reads the studies so you don't have to — then shows you exactly what they found, how much to trust them, and where to read more.

AStrong evidence
Solids can usually start around 6 months, when your baby shows signs of readiness.

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Type any parenting question. Get a plain-language answer, the grade of the evidence behind it, and the studies it's based on.

WHAT'S INSIDE · 154 TO NOTE
MethylisothiazolinoneSENSITISER
ParfumALLERGEN
Decyl GlucosideGENTLE

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Point your camera at a barcode or label. Corro scores kids' products — shampoos, creams, sunscreens, repellents — ingredient by ingredient.

WHY IT SCORED A · 6 CHECKS
Study designMODERATE
Sample sizeSTRONG
IndependenceSTRONG

Learn

Open any study to see what researchers did, its limitations, who funded it — and the six checks behind its grade.

How we grade research

Not all studies are equal. We show you the difference.

Every study is scored on six checks: design and causal strength, sample size, methodological rigour, confounder control, transparency, and independence from funders. The result is one honest letter.

And when there isn't enough good research? We say so — we don't guess.

A
Strong evidence
Large, well-designed, independent and replicated.
B
Good evidence
Solid research with a few known gaps.
C
Limited evidence
Small or early studies — promising, not settled.
D
Weak or contested
Conflicting results, serious flaws, or conflicts of interest.
What we believe

You're the lead researcher on your own family.

01

The science behind the advice

Confident voices aren't the same as good data. We go back to the source and show you the references.

02

No more black and white

Science shows ranges, options and trade-offs. The final call fits your child and your family — not a rulebook.

03

Zero time, maximum depth

You shouldn't have to choose between hours in forums and blind trust. Distilled well, depth takes seconds.

04

Better conversations with your doctor

Professionals are essential and their time is short. Arrive informed, and decide together.

Digital courses

Data-driven parenting, one big decision at a time.

Structured, research-backed courses that lay out the full map — the evidence, the options and the trade-offs — so you can choose what's right for your family with confidence.

COMING NEXT

Baby Sleep: Choose the right settling approach for your family — with confidence

What sleep research really says about night waking, sleep training and the myths that make parents feel they've failed. No single method forced on you — just the full picture.

Join the waitlist Our first sleep course reached 300+ parents
MYTH
"By 6 months, babies should sleep through the night."
MYTH
"If the method doesn't work, you're not being consistent."
WHAT THE RESEARCH SHOWS
Night waking is biologically normal for much longer than most advice suggests. The course walks through the studies, grade by grade.
COMING NEXT

Vaccines & childhood illness

Routine vaccines, winter illnesses and the decisions in between.

PLANNED

Everyday health & safety

Fever and paracetamol, lice, mosquitoes, sunscreen, supplements.

PLANNED

Pregnancy & birth prep

Prenatal tests, vaccines in pregnancy, nutrition, cord blood.

PLANNED

Newborn & feeding

Breastfeeding, bottles and pacifiers, iron and vitamin D.

Plus short courses on choosing childcare, screens and screen time, and potty training.

Honest by design

Answers come from research. AI only helps with the words.

Every claim has a source

Tap through to the original paper, its funding and its limitations.

Your child's details stay on your phone

We only use an age range. Nicknames and birth months are never sent anywhere, and analytics are opt-in.

Not medical advice

Corro summarises and grades research. It doesn't diagnose or prescribe. For your child's health, talk to your doctor.

Portrait of Rotem Gingold, founder of Corro
Rotem Gingold
Founder of Corro · Mom of two
About · Why I built Corro

The research was clearer than the noise.

When I became a mother, I realised how many decisions lay ahead — and that I wanted every one of them to rest on information that was reliable and complete. There was so much noise, so many contradictory voices.

But once I started my own research, I found that the science is often fairly clear. You can filter out the noise and focus on the facts — and then bring them together with your own values and your maternal intuition, to make decisions you're at peace with. Decisions that let you sleep knowing you did the best you knew.

It's an endless piece of research that keeps evolving. We always do the best we know, at every point in time.

MOMMother of two, and Corro's very first user.
SCIENTISTB.Sc. in Biotechnology Engineering.
BUILDERSenior product manager in cybersecurity, who chose to focus on this work to empower other parents.
CO-CREATED WITHI created the Corro app together with my husband, Matan, who holds a master's degree in computer science focused on AI and machine learning.
Our tribe's charter

Six promises we make to ourselves — and to our kids.

1

We own our decisions.

We take responsibility for the choices we make. Ourselves.

2

We ask the hard questions.

Of ourselves and of professionals. More information means a more complete decision — we want to know what is known, what isn't, and what every recommendation is based on.

3

We do our best, right now.

At every point in time. As we learn and understand more, we refine our decisions accordingly.

4

We tune out the background noise.

We try to keep social and cultural pressure out of decisions we want grounded in information and data, as far as we can.

5

We respect other families' choices.

The same decisions aren't right for every family. There's no black and white — only what's right for each of us, in a specific time and situation.

6

We go deep.

We want to make decisions we truly understand — what they're based on, and the considerations on each side.

Pricing

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  • ✓Profiles for every child

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