Calendar, tasks, Jira and your documents — one conversation

Your day, handled.

Eyra is an AI chief of staff for people who run things. Ask what today holds. Hand her a spec and get back a sprint. Every change she prepares waits for your approval before anything is written.

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Thursday
What does my day look like?
Four meetings, two back to back after lunch. Three tasks are due today — the design review is the only one nobody has picked up. Your 16:00 with Marta moved to 16:30 this morning.
Push the design review to Monday and block 30 minutes tomorrow to prep it.
Here is what I will change. Review it and confirm.
2 changes ready Awaiting your approval
Design review — due date
Thu, 12 Sep → Mon, 16 Sep Google Tasks
New event — Prep: design review
Fri, 09:30 – 10:00 Google Calendar
Confirm Cancel
Nothing written without you Every change waits for one tap.
Your own accounts Your Google, your Jira. Revoke any time.
Calendar and Tasks only No mail, no files. That is the whole list.

Spec in, sprint out

Drop in the spec. Get back the tickets.

Twenty pages of requirements are a morning of reading and an afternoon of typing them into Jira. Eyra reads it once and comes back with the issues already written — summaries, types, estimates, the right project.

  • Requirements turned into issues, each traced back to the paragraph it came from.
  • Assignee, sprint, issue type and your required custom fields filled in before you look.
  • Nothing reaches your board until you press create — edit or drop any row first.
Eyra · Documents
Offline_mode_spec_v3.pdf · 24 pages
Turn this into tickets on the ARIA board.
Twelve requirements, seven of which are not tracked anywhere yet. I have written those seven — the rest already have issues.
7 issues ready Awaiting your approval
Story Draft sync while offline Marta · Sprint 24
Story Conflict resolution screen Unassigned · Sprint 24
Task Move token storage to secure enclave Ihor · Backlog
+ 4 more, each linked to its section of the spec
Create 7 issues Edit rows

Documents that answer back

The transcript nobody had time to read.

Upload a contract, a spec or an hour of meeting notes and ask it questions the way you would ask a colleague who actually read it. Every answer says which part it came from.

  • A summary in the shape you asked for — decisions, risks, what changed since the last version.
  • Answers carry their source, so you can check the line rather than trust the tone.
  • Turn what you find into tasks or calendar time in the same breath.
Eyra · Chat
Kickoff_call_transcript.txt · 58 min
What did we actually commit to?
Three things. The pilot ships to two customers before the end of the quarter, pricing is deferred until after it, and legal review happens in parallel rather than first. From the transcript, 12:04 and 41:37
Book me 40 minutes with legal this week and remind me to send the pilot list.
Two changes ready. Take a look before I write anything.

What Eyra does

Less asking around. More knowing.

Calendar, tasks, issues and documents stop being four apps you check and become one conversation you can act on.

Your day, read together

Meetings and tasks in one answer, not two lists you have to merge in your head. Follow up on any item to go deeper.

Changes by describing them

Move a meeting, add a task, set a due date. You say what you want; Eyra works out the fields, the calendar and the list.

Nothing without approval

Every change appears as a card that spells out exactly what will happen — old value, new value, which account. Eyra acts only when you confirm.

A document, turned into next steps

Drop in a spec, a contract, a deck. Eyra reads it, tells you what it actually says, and turns what needs doing into tasks — each one a card you approve.

A briefing before the day starts

What today holds, what moved overnight, what is blocked and who is waiting on you — at the hour you choose.

She remembers what matters

Who your people are, which projects you are carrying, how you like your day shaped. You can read and edit every bit of it.

How it works

Three steps, then it is just conversation.

Connect your accounts

Sign in with Google and grant Calendar and Tasks. Add Jira if you use it. Each connection is separate and revocable.

Ask anything about your day

Eyra reads live from your accounts — never a stale copy — and answers in plain language, with the source of every fact.

Approve the changes

When something needs to move, Eyra prepares it and hands it back to you. One tap and it is done. No tap and nothing happened.

Connects to

The tools your work already lives in.

Google Calendar
Google Tasks
Jira Cloud

Each connection runs on your own account, is granted separately, and can be disconnected from the app at any time — along with deleting your account and everything stored with it.

Access & privacy

Four permissions. Each explained.

Eyra asks for the narrowest access that lets her do the job. The list below is the entire consent screen — nothing else is requested.

PermissionWhat it is used for
calendar.events Read the events in your day, and create or change the ones you approve.
calendar.calendarlist.readonly See which calendars you have, so an event lands on the right one.
tasks Read your task lists, and add or update the tasks you approve.
userinfo.email Identify your account and link it to your Eyra profile.

Eyra requests no other Google permission. Her use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.

Start with today.

Ask Eyra what your day holds. It takes one sign-in to find out.

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