Is Niyra a replacement for a human EA?

For solo founders, consultants, and busy professionals who can't justify a $60K-$150K human EA — yes. For C-suite at a Fortune 500 with complex discretion needs — no, she pairs with a human EA.

Does she sound like a corporate bot?

No. She drafts in your voice (learned from your past sent mail). The output reads like you wrote it on a good day.

Executive AI

An AI executive assistant that doesn't sleep.

Inbox triage. Calendar tetris. Follow-ups. Travel. Niyra runs them with the discretion and judgment of a senior EA — for $19 a month, not $19,000.

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You know this feeling

—You're spending hours in email instead of doing the work
—Meetings double-book because nobody's gatekeeping
—Follow-ups go cold because nobody's chasing
—Travel booking eats half your Friday

What Niyra delivers

Inbox triage

Niyra reads, classifies, drafts replies, archives noise. You review and ship.

Calendar judgment

She protects deep work, schedules around your preferences, catches conflicts.

Follow-up engine

Promised to send something? She remembers and reminds at the right time.

Travel + ops

Books flights, hotels, restaurants. Confirms calendar. Sends itinerary.

Try saying this to Niyra

"Triage my inbox and tell me what needs me today."

"Reschedule my 4pm to Friday and let everyone know."

"Follow up with anyone who hasn't responded in 5 days."

"Book a table for 4 at Indian Accent on Saturday at 8."

FAQ

Is Niyra a replacement for a human EA?: For solo founders, consultants, and busy professionals who can't justify a $60K-$150K human EA — yes. For C-suite at a Fortune 500 with complex discretion needs — no, she pairs with a human EA.
Does she sound like a corporate bot?: No. She drafts in your voice (learned from your past sent mail). The output reads like you wrote it on a good day.

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