Emails, drafted from your conversations

Audria drafts Gmail emails from what you said you would send: the follow-up, the intro, the summary you promised out loud. Each draft is ready to review, edit, and send. Nothing is sent automatically.

What Audria drafts in Gmail

• The intro you promised over coffee becomes a drafted email before you forget it.
• Follow-ups quote the conversation they came from, so the details are right.
• Drafts wait in review; you send from your own account, always.

A real moment

You tell a founder friend you will intro him to your designer. An email draft appears with both of them addressed and two clean sentences of context. You hit send in the elevator.

How it works

Turn Audria on once when you reach the office. It captures your conversations, in person or on a call from the Mac app, separates who said what, and detects real commitments. Each one appears as a pre-filled draft in Gmail or the right tool for the job. You glance, edit if needed, and approve. Every draft shows the exact words it came from.

Questions

Does anything post to Gmail without me?

No. Nothing is sent automatically. Every draft waits for your review and confirmation.

Which other tools does Audria support?

Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Jira, Linear, Confluence, Google Contacts, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Tasks, and Apple Reminders. See also: Jira · Slack · Linear · Confluence

Is Audria free?

Yes, free during early access. Download for iPhone and Mac. New to Audria? Start with What is Audria?