Trained on your inbox, calendar, Notion, Slack and Drive. Drafts replies in your voice, triages your inbox, and prepares your day before you open your laptop. Built from scratch. You own the prompts, the data, the system.
Maya is a demo AI personal assistant built by Kaizora. She has your inbox, calendar, and project tracker loaded. Ask her anything you'd ask your own assistant.
Sample built for the demo. Your version is custom-built around your business, tools, and data.
Lindy and Sintra are templated AI employees you configure inside their platform you rent the runtime, the prompts, and the integrations. Sintra X is $97/month for access to its 12 AI helpers, and reviewers note it lacks native integrations with Gmail, Slack, HubSpot and Shopify. A Kaizora custom assistant runs on OpenAI in your own account, connected through a custom orchestration layer, pulls from your specific inbox/calendar/Notion, learns from your actual sent folder, and stays yours forever.
Yes. We train the assistant on your last 200 to 500 sent emails using a voice-fingerprint prompt. After 2 to 3 weeks of daily use and minor corrections, drafts read like you wrote them including the shorthand you use with co-founders and the formality you reserve for investors.
Triages your inbox, drafts replies before you open them, prepares daily briefings, schedules meetings, summarises long Slack threads, creates Notion pages from voice notes, and runs research tasks. The set of actions is decided in scoping we don't ship a generic 200-template tool.
Only if you ask it to. Default mode is draft-and-wait the assistant prepares the reply, you tap send. We add fully autonomous send only for clearly scoped categories you define (e.g. "auto-reply to scheduling confirmations").
The system runs in your accounts your OpenAI key, your infrastructure, your Google Workspace. Kaizora has no ongoing access after handover. We can deploy on a self-hosted instance for clients with stricter data residency requirements.
First useful drafts inside week one. By the end of week three, with light correction during normal use, drafts typically reach the point where you forward them with no edits.