What you can say to Evora
- “What in my inbox needs an answer today?”
- Evora reads the Gmail account you connected and shows the emails that matter.
- “Draft a reply that says I can meet on Thursday.”
- Evora writes the draft and shows it to you. It sends the email after you say yes.
- “Move my dentist appointment so it does not clash with the review.”
- Evora checks the Google Calendar you connected and changes the event when you ask.
- “Every Monday at eight, tell me what is on this week.”
- Evora saves a routine and sends you the briefing, after the chat ends.
- “Remember that my manager wants the report as a PDF.”
- Evora remembers what you tell it, so you do not have to say it again.
What Evora does not do
- Evora is for one person. It is not a team workspace, and it has no shared team bots.
- Evora does not work inside Slack or Microsoft Teams, and it does not join video calls.
- Evora works through the services you connect: Gmail, Google Calendar, Asana, ClickUp, and Pipedrive. It does not sign in to other websites for you.
- An employer can block outside apps on a work account. In that case, Evora cannot connect to it.
- Evora has no free plan for assistant work. Plans start at $20 a month.
Questions
- Is Evora a work tool or a personal assistant?
- Evora is for one person and that person’s whole day, work and home together. A work agent such as Grok Bot is for teams and work tools. The comparison page gives the differences.
- Can I connect my work email?
- Only if your employer allows outside apps on that account. You choose each service that Evora can use, and you can disconnect it at any time.
- Does Evora send email without asking me?
- No. Before an action that other people see, such as sending an email, Evora shows you the draft and waits for your yes.
- How much does Evora cost?
- Evora Pro costs $20 a month and includes 12,000 usage credits each month. Higher plans give more capacity.
Read how Evora keeps you in control of your information. See Evora vs Grok Bot if you need bots for a team.