With Corbot, inmates can do Google searches and get back the top ten results, and then retrieve an all-text version of any website. Although an essential service for legal research, this feature is often used to find employment, housing, and educational resources for inmates prior to release.

One of the only things inmates can actually have mailed in to them is books, and yet the prison systems provide no means for inmates to find books. With Corbot’s Amazon feature, inmates can look-up books by title, author, or genre and retrieve the price and description of each available book.

Where Corrlinks forces family and friends to buy the Corrlinks app in order to receive a message notifications. Corbot enables inmates the ability to send and receive SMS text messages, and email, to and from anyone, and to conveniently manage their contacts via the Corbot service, while still complying with BOP policy.

Corbot allows inmates to access the world’s go-to source for knowledge. We provide multi-page requests with full text directly from Wikipedia via the Corbot service, allowing inmates access to all of Wikipedia.

Alfred requests are when the client wants to search for something that is a bit more involved and cannot find the info via a regular search using the other options. Alfred requests are answered with a human response that tries to personally find the information for them versus the others which are automated searches by our system.

With the Corbot Amazon book search features, inmates can post books to their Wish List, available to their friends and family from the Corbot website. Each book will have a link so it can be found and purchased from Amazon.