Question 1

How does Cora know what's 'important' to me?

Accepted Answer

When you first sign up, Cora analyzes a selection of your email history to understand your patterns—who you respond to quickly, what types of emails you typically act on, and your communication style. It learns that emails from your boss or key clients are probably important. You can also chat with Cora to adjust its understanding over time.

Question 2

What if Cora briefs an important email?

Accepted Answer

You can always see emails that Cora archives by going into the 'Next Brief' label that it creates. If it briefs something important, you can chat or email with it to tell Cora not to do that again.

Question 3

Is this Gmail-only?

Accepted Answer

Yes, currently Cora only works with Gmail. Outlook and other email providers are coming soon—join the waitlist to be notified when they're available.

Question 4

What exactly is a 'Brief'?

Accepted Answer

A Brief is a beautiful, scannable summary delivered twice daily (morning and afternoon) containing all your non-urgent emails—think newsletters, notifications, calendar invites, and FYIs. It's designed to be read in 30 seconds. It's delivered as an email, and you can read it on the web.

Question 5

How long is the free trial?

Accepted Answer

You can use Cora for 7 days for free.

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1How does Cora know what's 'important' to me?

2What if Cora briefs an important email?

3Is this Gmail-only?

4What exactly is a 'Brief'?

5How long is the free trial?