Nora Bennett¶
An email-native AI executive assistant. Nora drafts, you send — and acts only with your OK.
Nora lives in your inbox. You forward an email thread to your private Nora address with a short code (or plain English), and within seconds Nora replies to you with a clean, copy-ready draft — a reply, a summary, an analysis, or a report. You review it and send it yourself.
Like a human executive assistant, Nora works across email, your calendar, and your files — but it only ever acts (sends, schedules, invites, shares) after you approve, and always from its own clearly-labeled identity, never as you.
What Nora handles¶
- Email — reply drafts, summaries, analyses, and reports, in your voice. (You send.)
- Calendar — proposes meetings and places holds; with your approval, invites the other people. (Meeting proposals live today; participant invitations are rolling out.)
- Files — reads from your company's documents to inform a draft, and (with your approval) shares a file. (Rolling out, kept inside your company's systems where required.)
Every action passes the same gate: propose → you approve → Nora acts as herself.
Why Nora¶
- You stay in control. Your drafts are always yours to send — Nora never sends them and never sends as you. The only thing it can send is a meeting proposal, from its own labeled address and only after you approve it. Nothing reaches anyone without your explicit go-ahead.
- No new app to learn. It's just email. Forward a thread, add a code, get a draft back.
- Fast. A forwarded thread comes back as a polished draft in seconds.
- In your voice. Drafts read as if you wrote them — tone and length are yours to steer with a code.
- Private when it matters. Add
KLto a sensitive email and Nora drafts it entirely on its own on-device model — the content never leaves for the cloud.
How it works in one line¶
Forward a thread to your Nora address with a code like
WIYOW→ Nora replies to you with a ready-to-send draft → you copy it and send.
Next¶
- Showcase — see Nora work a real inbox end to end (drafts, meetings, Drive).
- Command codes — the shorthand that tells Nora what to do.
- How Nora works — the loop, the codes, the guardrails.
- Under the hood — how Nora researches, follows up, and learns — with a diagram.
- Getting started — start using Nora.
- Roadmap — what's live and what's coming.
- Contact — get in touch.