A smart AI assistant that reads your mail and documents, remembers your history, and connects the details across your life. It keeps track of deadlines and unfinished conversations, and brings you what needs your attention, without waiting to be asked.
Patent-pending technologyDifferent parts of life. One personal assistant.
Dates to keep. People to hear from. Details to remember.
Your life, with someone keeping track.
Fictional examples. Results depend on what you connect.
A deadline in one message. A promise in another. Curavi keeps the context, so you don’t have to keep it all in your head.
Curavi keeps the permission deadline alongside the event, so the date that needs you doesn’t disappear into your inbox.
The trip announcement and its permission form become a linked event and deadline, with the source there for you to check.
Open threads stay open until they’re resolved. Curavi tracks who owes what, even when the conversation goes quiet.
A promised proposal becomes a follow-up tied to that conversation. A later reply can give Curavi the context to update it.
Curavi checks new information against what it already knows and flags a mismatch with the records behind it.
The invoice and agreement show different amounts. Curavi brings you both, so you can review the difference in context.
Illustrative, fictional examples of what Curavi can notice. Important details can be checked against the original records.
You choose what to connect and when to start. Curavi builds an understanding of your world from the information you share.
Connect Gmail and, with a supported plan, Google Drive. Choose your reading preferences, then tell Curavi to start.
It reads your connected history, takes notes, and finds the people, dates, commitments and details that belong together.
As new information arrives, Curavi checks it against what it knows. Follow-ups, upcoming dates, briefs and alerts bring the useful parts back to you.
The receipt lists a two-year warranty from March 8, 2025. That puts the end date at March 8, 2027.
Fictional example, shown for illustration.
The receipt, the agreement, the thing someone said months ago. Ask Curavi about the information it has read and follow the answer back to its source.
You can also ask about an alert or a follow-up right where you find it. The context comes along.
Open your CuraviConnect the accounts you want it to know. Reading begins when you choose Start reading, and you can manage your sources in Settings.
Curavi can prepare replies and follow-ups only if you turn sending on. You review and approve each message before it is sent.
Disconnect a source or delete your account from Settings. The privacy policy explains what Curavi stores and how deletion works.
No. After you connect your accounts and start reading, Curavi works unasked. It reads new information, keeps notes and follows open threads. You can ask questions whenever you want more context.
Curavi currently connects to Gmail and Google Drive. Account and source limits depend on your plan. It finds dates in the mail and documents it reads; a separate calendar account connection is not currently available.
Yes. The web app lives at app.curavi.ai. Sign in with your Curavi account to see your world, ask questions and manage your settings.
Curavi is currently in private beta. If you already have an account, sign in. For questions about access, contact us. Plan options are shown in the app before you connect your accounts and begin reading.
Your personal assistant is ready when you are.
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