Cora
Cora is your $150,000 chief of staff that only costs $20 per month. It screens your inbox, drafts responses in your voice, and briefs you on the rest twice daily.
Cora launched on June 26, 2025 with 247 votes, #125 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Cora frees you from email by screening your inbox: showing only what's important, drafting responses in your voice, and briefing the rest 2x daily. It's a $150k chief of staff for just $15/month—because you were made to live your life, not chase inbox zero.
“ I deleted Cora just to feel the difference it makes. And the difference was felt. Scrambling to connect my emails to it again. “ Andrew Wilkinson Founder at “ I’ve been really enjoying Cora by Every...this morning was a record; it handled / categorized every single email I received, left me with inbox zero and a nice Brief to read instead. “ Mike Krieger CPO at “ I've been using Cora for a few months now. I'm at inbox zero pretty much all the time and I'm replying to the important emails at record speed “ Danny Aziz Founder of “ Storytelling and design on steroids → cora.computer “ Mitchell Baldridge Founder of “ Been in since release, I have opened every single summary. Still feels like…from cora.computer
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