Start Guide

Lora turns internal links into named shortcuts your team can remember and share. This guide gets you from sign-up to a working workspace in a few minutes.

Understand the basics

Start here if you want to know how Lora works before setting anything up.

• Concepts — Learn about shortcuts, folders, tags, and workspaces. The building blocks of Lora.
• Using shortcuts — How your team accesses shortcuts day to day: browser extension, web app, or QR code.

Set up your workspace

Once you know the basics, create a workspace and configure it for your team.

1. Sign up with your work email. This connects you to colleagues on the same domain.
2. Install the browser extension so your team can use shortcuts directly from the address bar.
3. Create your first shortcut — pick an internal link your team uses often and give it a name.
4. Invite your team so everyone can access the same shortcuts.

For IT admins

If you’re rolling out Lora across a larger organization, see the Enterprise Rollout guide. It covers browser extension deployment via Chrome Enterprise, JAMF, Intune, and DNS-based setup.

Organize as you grow

Once your team is using shortcuts, these features help keep things structured:

• Folders — Group shortcuts by team, project, or topic.
• Tags — Add labels so shortcuts are findable without remembering the exact name.
• QR codes — Share shortcuts in physical spaces like offices, warehouses, or meeting rooms.

Track what gets used

Lora tracks every shortcut click so you can see what your team actually uses.

• Workspace Analytics — Usage data across your entire workspace: clicks, devices, locations.
• Personal Analytics — Your own shortcut usage and time saved.

Join our Slack community

Connect with other Lora users, ask questions, and share how your team uses shortcuts in our Slack community. The Lora team is active there too. We also host product demos and Q&A sessions through the community.