Founders
The AI that runs the boring half of your company.
You know this feeling
—Investor updates that take a Sunday to write
—Customer feedback scattered across 4 channels
—Calendar full of context switches
—Things you committed to that you can't remember
What Niyra delivers
Investor updates
Auto-drafted from your metrics, calendar, and chat history. Edit, send, archive.
Customer feedback aggregator
Pulls from Intercom, email, Twitter, Slack. Groups by theme. Surfaces what matters.
Calendar protection
Blocks deep work hours, schedules meetings only when productive.
Commitment ledger
Every 'I'll send that over by Friday' you say, tracked and chased.
A day with Niyra
While you were building, I was reading. Your 8am brief has the overnight picture: three customer complaints grouped by theme, two warm replies from investors, and the deploy summary from Linear and GitHub. The investor update due this week is already drafted from your metrics, calendar, and chat history, waiting in your inbox for edits. Sunday afternoon is yours again.
Midday I protect the one thing you cannot raise more of: your focus. Deep work stays blocked 9 to 12, meetings cluster after lunch, and every call gets a prep note 30 minutes out. When you tell a customer 'I'll send that by Friday' in a hurry, I catch it in your sent mail and turn it into a tracked commitment with a deadline.
Evenings I aggregate. Customer feedback from Intercom, email, Twitter, and Slack gets pulled into one digest, grouped by theme, with the loudest problem on top. Follow-ups to everyone who went quiet get drafted in your voice for one-tap approval. Tomorrow's brief is ready at 6, and all of it is reachable from WhatsApp when you are between meetings. You build the company. I run the boring half of it.
Try saying this to Niyra
“Draft this month's investor update.”
“What did customers complain about most this week?”
“Block 9-12 for deep work next week.”
“What did I commit to with Rahul last Tuesday?”
FAQ
- What does Niyra actually do for a founder day to day?
- Morning brief with your metrics and inbox state, meeting prep 30 minutes out, follow-ups chased automatically, investor updates drafted monthly, and customer feedback aggregated into one digest. The admin layer of the company, on autopilot.
- How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT waits for prompts in a chat window. Niyra connects to your Gmail, Calendar, Slack, Notion, Linear, and GitHub, remembers across sessions, and runs on a schedule. She does the work; she does not wait to be asked twice.
- How much does it cost?
- 15-day free trial, $0 charged today, card required. Then Standard at $49/mo or Pro at $99/mo. Cheaper than one hour of a part-time ops hire per week.
- Will she email investors or customers without me seeing it first?
- No. Drafts land in a review queue and nothing external sends without your approval. She works for your reputation, so she never freelances with it.
- How fast is setup?
- Connect Gmail and Google Calendar over OAuth, pick WhatsApp or Telegram, and the first morning brief lands tomorrow. About ten minutes total.
32+
Integrations
OAuth-first
5
Channels
Web, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, voice
100+
Native tools
Memory, voice, browser, automation
18
Skills
JIT-loaded per turn
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Use case
AI chief of staff
Decision queues, meeting prep, and recurring reports, one layer up from inbox and calendar.
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AI for investor updates
Drafted from your metrics and calendar each month, ready for your edits in minutes.
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Automation
Briefs on a schedule, follow-ups on a cadence, reports drafted before you ask.
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Customer follow-up
Every demo, trial, and quiet account chased on a polite cadence.
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Niyra vs ChatGPT
A chat tool answers questions. An agent runs your follow-ups, briefs, and calendar.
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