The national directory for
probation, parole & reentry services.
OACRA is a private, independent platform that helps people stay organized and find compliance-friendly resources through state-by-state directories for community service, employment, housing, treatment, and basic needs. Use the Find Services hub for directories, and use Cora in the app to turn supervision requirements into an actionable plan.
How OACRA works
OACRA supports supervision success by reducing confusion, improving organization, and making it easier to locate practical resources — while staying hands-off from official supervision.
Find services by state
Open the hub and browse directories by category and location.
Confirm approval
Verify acceptance, fees, and credit with the provider and your supervising authority.
Turn conditions into a plan
In the app, Cora helps organize supervision orders into tasks, milestones, and reminders.
Track progress
Use incentivized, gamified progress to support consistency and “small wins.”
Key features
Explore OACRA directories and tools. For the compliance workflow and AI task organization, use the app at oacra.app.
Find Services (state-by-state)
Browse live directories by state and service category in one place.
Go to the hub →Cora (in the app)
Organizes supervision requirements into tasks, milestones, reminders, and progress tracking.
Learn how Cora works →Self-Checkout
Track conditions, check off milestones, and follow a structured plan that rewards progress.
Open the app →Probation Challenge
Quick learning tool to help users understand common supervision expectations.
Take the challenge →Digital tools & guides
Planners, checklists, and packets designed for clarity and organization.
Visit the store →Live directories include
Important legal & safety information
- OACRA does not provide legal advice or mental health treatment.
- OACRA is not affiliated with any court, probation/parole agency, DOC, or government entity.
- Listings do not mean endorsement and do not guarantee program approval or credit.
- Cora supports organization and planning and does not replace your PO, attorney, or treatment provider.
- OACRA does not match users with providers and does not contact supervising officers.
- Always confirm acceptance, fees, hours, and approval with your supervising authority.
If you are in crisis or thinking about self-harm, call 988 (U.S.) or your local emergency number. OACRA is not an emergency service.
FAQ
What is OACRA?
OACRA (Offender-Oriented Automated Compliance & Rehabilitation App) is an educational and organizational platform that helps people stay compliant and connected to resources by providing state-based directories and a structured planning workflow.
Is OACRA affiliated with courts or probation/parole offices?
No. OACRA is a private, independent platform. It is not a government service and does not provide official supervision case management.
Where does Cora live?
Cora is available in the app at oacra.app. The Cora workflow helps organize supervision orders into tasks, milestones, reminders, and incentivized progress. You can also read the overview at oacra.com/cora.
Does OACRA contact my officer or report anything?
No. OACRA is hands-off: no officer contact, no reporting, and no “matching.” Users should verify approvals directly with providers and supervising authorities.
Does OACRA provide legal advice?
No. OACRA provides educational awareness, organization support, and public resource discovery. For legal advice, consult an attorney or authorized professional.
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