Take things off your plate.
Replies drafted in your voice, junk mail gone, double bookings caught, and Mila, your own AI assistant, who books and finds things for you after your yes.
Free plan, no card. Each person turns on their own Mila; her work uses your plan's credits.
InputKit dropped Superhuman for Alori's email.
InputKit sells software to 2,000 service businesses. Its team's email moved from Superhuman into its own Alori app, next to its CRM, calls, support chat and meetings.
Read InputKit's story →One app instead of your personal productivity stack.
From a full inbox to a clear morning.
Here is one person's morning going from a crowded inbox to drafted replies, a fixed calendar and a booked trip, without leaving Alori.
- 1Replies are drafted before you open them
- 2Junk leaves in one click
- 3Mila catches what slipped
- 4She runs the errand, then asks
- 5And keeps watching for you
What changes on Monday.
- 01
BeforeAn hour a morning writing the same kind of reply
With AloriA drafted reply in your Drafts, in your voice, ready to send
- 02
BeforeTwo meetings at the same time, found too late
With AloriMila's morning brief catches double bookings for the week
- 03
BeforeTwelve tabs to book one trip
With AloriMila books the ride, flight and hotel, and waits for your yes
Your inbox, drafted and tidied.
Alori writes a reply to each email that needs one, in your Gmail Drafts, following how you write. Nothing is sent on its own: you change what you need and send.
- Limit drafts to people already in your CRM.
- Meeting requests get your open times, held on your calendar.
- Snooze, send later, or get it back if nobody answers.
An assistant with her own computer.
Mila works in her own browser, signed in where you are. She books rides, orders food and books flights and hotels on the sites you already use.
- Your logins sit in a private vault, never shown.
- She never types a card: she uses the one saved on the site.
- Anything that pays or sends waits for your yes.
Private to you, from your phone too.
What Mila remembers about you, your chats and your logins are yours alone. Text her a to-do from your phone, and approve a step with YES and your PIN.
- She asks what you're working on and keeps it in view.
- Tasks once, every week, or until something happens.
- Admins only see whether she's on and what she spends.
Add up your tools. See what you save.
Add the tools you pay for. We count their public prices for your team, take off your Alori plan and show what you save.
Today
Communication
Calendly
Booking links, online booking and reminders
Teams plan, 5 users
$960 a year
Superhuman
A faster inbox with AI drafts
Business plan, 5 users
$1,980 a year
Office time
Calls, emails and paperwork Alori's bots take on
Potential savings
$5,932 a year
66% of what you spend today.
- Communication$2,940Calendly, Superhuman
- Office time$5,9805 h a week at $23 an hour, estimated
- Alori Business plan−$2,988
Estimated from public list prices checked in November 2026, billed yearly when that's cheaper. Your results will vary. Calls, texts, video and AI work use your plan's monthly credits. What Alori replaces, tool by tool
Change it by asking.
Your app isn’t frozen on day one. Write what you need, the way you’d text it. Alori makes the change and shows you before anything goes live.
- Only draft replies for my customers
- Unsubscribe me from these newsletters
- Set me unavailable for calls after 5 p.m.
- Snooze Sarah Chen's email until Monday
The full guide
Everything above, in detail: how it works, what it replaces and what it does not.
Short answer: Alori gives each person on your team their own help with the day. On the Email page, Alori drafts a reply to each email that needs one, in your voice, offers your open times and holds them on your calendar, and unsubscribes you from junk in one click. Mila, your own AI personal assistant, reads your Gmail, calendar and Drive, sends you a morning brief with double bookings and who didn't answer, and books rides, food, flights and hotels in her own browser, always after your yes. What she remembers about you stays yours alone.
The problem: your day runs on a pile of small things
An owner or a busy team lead usually juggles:
- An email app like Superhuman or Spark to get through the inbox faster, paid per seat.
- A scheduling assistant like Reclaim or Motion, or a booking link like Calendly, to find meeting times.
- Personal assistant apps and a dozen sites for rides, food, flights and hotels.
- Their own memory for who never answered, which meeting overlaps, and the receipt they need for taxes.
Each tool solves one slice, and none of them knows your customers or your calendar the way your business app does.
What Alori does for your day
| What you need | What Alori does | What it replaces |
|---|---|---|
| Get through the inbox | Up to 5 Gmail accounts in one Email page: snooze, send later, and a reminder when nobody answers | Superhuman, Spark |
| Answer without starting from blank | A drafted reply to each email that needs one, in your voice, waiting in your Gmail Drafts. Nothing is sent on its own | Superhuman's AI replies |
| Stop the junk | One-click unsubscribe: Alori leaves the mailing list and archives the email | Unsubscribe tools |
| Set up meetings | Drafted replies offer your open times and hold them until one is picked; your own booking link for the rest | Reclaim, Motion, Calendly |
| Start the day ready | Mila's morning brief: double bookings for the week, who didn't answer you (with a nudge drafted), and who is waiting on you | A morning spent in the inbox |
| Find anything | Mila searches your Gmail, calendars and Drive: the signed lease, last month's receipts, the deck you sent | Digging through folders |
| Run errands | Mila books rides, orders food and books flights and hotels on the sites you use, after your yes | Personal assistant apps |
| Control when you're reached | Your own call availability and hours, and your notifications, set in plain words | Phone and app settings |
How it works
- Connect your Gmail. On the Email page, connect up to 5 Gmail accounts. Drafted replies are on by default; tell Alori how you write, or let it learn from your sent mail.
- Turn on your Mila. One tap on her card. She's yours alone: admins see whether she's on and what she spends, never your chats, files or logins.
- Connect Google. From Mila's Apps tab, give her your Gmail, calendars and Drive, with your consent. Each one can be off, read only, or read and act.
- Tell her what you're working on. She asks once what you're trying to get done, and keeps those goals in view.
- Hand her a to-do. Book, order, find or fill in. She signs in with your logins from a private vault, and anything that pays or sends waits for your yes.
- Answer from your phone. Mila has her own number. Text her a to-do, and approve a step with YES and your PIN.
Your inbox, drafted and tidied
Alori reads each new email that needs an answer and writes the reply in your Gmail Drafts, on the thread, following a note on how you write: greetings, length, tone. You can limit drafts to people already in your CRM. When an email asks to meet, the draft offers your open times and holds them on your calendar until one is picked. Snooze an email until later, or set a reminder that brings it back only if nobody answered.
Mila remembers you, and only for you
Tell Mila "no meetings before noon" or "my usual coffee order" once, and she keeps it in your own memory, where you can see each fact and make her forget it. She can also do things later, again, or as soon as they happen: "every Monday, list my unpaid receipts", "tell me when this flight drops under $250". Read more about Mila, the AI personal assistant.
What Alori doesn't do yet
- Mila doesn't work in your Alori CRM yet: that's Sam's job.
- Outlook isn't connected to Mila: her email, calendar and Drive are Google's.
- The Mila iPhone app is coming. Today you reach her in Alori on any computer or phone browser, and by text.
- Alori doesn't plan your whole week into time blocks like Reclaim or Motion.
Who it is for
Owners, founders and team leads at software companies and agencies whose day disappears into email, meetings and small errands. Each person on the team can turn on their own Mila. See Tech and SaaS and Agencies.
Questions
Another question? Ask it when you start.
No. Drafted replies wait in your Gmail Drafts. You change what you need and send. Mila also waits for your yes before anything that books, pays or sends.
No. Your chats, what she remembers, your logins and your files are yours alone. Admins only see whether she's on and what she spends.
Never. She uses the card already saved on the site, and the final step waits for your yes.
It's coming. Today, use Mila in Alori from any browser, or text her number.
Alori is free to start, no card needed. Solo starts at $99 a month and Business at $249, with unlimited users on every plan. Mila's work uses your plan's credits, with a monthly cap per person. See pricing.
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