AI that works where you work
Cookbooks are reusable workflows. Aura remembers the play, knows which tools it needs, previews the exact text, and asks before taking meaningful action.
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Define the workflow
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Text Aura to run it
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What activating a Cookbook feels like
Get a quick summary of important threads, blockers, and replies to handle.
Scheduling
Turn a casual request into a calendar-ready meeting plan.
Shopping
Build a clean grocery list from meals, constraints, or a messy note.
To-dos
Paste a brain dump and get a prioritized checklist.
Connect inbox, calendar, chat, files, CRM, and search sources so Aura can prep, draft, schedule, and follow up from the systems you already use.
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INInstagramINInstagramSAMSAM.govGRGrants.govSAMSAM.govGRGrants.govPremium plans for a personal AI operator in Messages. Aura works with your connected Google Workspace accounts, memory, calendar, follow-ups, and Cookbooks with plan limits the product can enforce.
Pricing
Aura Max is the default for people who want Aura working throughout the day.
Self-serve. Cancel anytime.
A proactive assistant for one Google Workspace.
Start with
Best for multi-inbox daily delegation.
A multi-inbox proactive operator for busy founders, operators, executives, and client-facing professionals.
Everything in Pro, plus
Custom scope + setup fee.
For teams that need advanced proactive sources, governance, shared rollout, custom integrations, and managed setup.
Enterprise plan
Prices in USD · Pro and Max use secure Stripe checkout · Enterprise is scoped with the Aura team
Aura is built for personal context, connected tools, and sensitive workflows. The basics should be obvious before anyone signs in.
Read the security modelAura is a personal AI assistant that you can text, chat with, and connect to tools like Google Workspace. It helps with operational work such as finding context, drafting replies, preparing briefings, and keeping track of repeatable workflows.
Aura can help summarize email threads, find messages, draft replies, check calendar context, and work with Drive files when those tools are connected. Sensitive writes, such as calendar changes, can route through Aura's approval flow.
Aura can help prepare work and run approved workflows. Sensitive actions can require a persisted approval request before execution, including sending external messages, scheduling, sharing files, deleting data, purchases, or changing external records.
Cookbooks are user-approved reusable workflows. If Aura helps with the same multi-step task repeatedly, you can save the steps, trigger phrases, required integrations, and safety rules so Aura can reuse the workflow later.
Yes. Saved Aura memories are user-controlled and deletable. You can also manage personality, Soul.md, integrations, and Cookbooks from the dashboard. Core account export and deletion paths are available, with caveats for billing, security, provider logs, and agent session storage.
Aura is designed around your tools and communication channels, not a blank chat box. It can carry your approved preferences, connected integrations, and reusable Cookbooks across text, web chat, and voice.
Aura is designed so connected tool access is handled through scoped OAuth credentials, integration processors, and the agent runtime. The app backend stores connection metadata and encrypted native tokens needed to operate the product; it is not a staff-facing inbox UI.
Dashboard and SMS conversation bodies may live in agent runtime session storage on EFS, while app-owned profile data, settings, saved memories, approvals, audit logs, and Cookbooks live in the Aura database. Core app data can be exported; full session export and deletion are best-effort while the agent gateway is available.
Disconnecting removes or deactivates Aura's stored connection for that provider and stops future use of that integration. For Composio-backed integrations, Aura also attempts provider-side token revocation through Composio. You can revoke access directly from the provider too, such as your Google Account permissions page.
