Meet Nyura Voice: Your AI Assistant That Reads Your Emails and Manages Your Tasks

Most voice assistants answer generic questions. Nyura Voice is different — it has direct access to your real data. Your Gmail inbox, your task list, your calendar events, your travel plans, your contacts, and your projects. When you ask "What's on my plate today?", it doesn't guess. It pulls your actual overdue tasks, today's meetings, and upcoming travel, then speaks it back to you in a natural voice powered by ElevenLabs.

This isn't a wrapper around a chatbot. Nyura Voice uses 15 specialized tools that connect directly to your Supabase database and Gmail API. It can search your emails, create tasks, draft replies, look up contacts, check your flight status, and even run your daily standup — all through natural conversation.

One of the most requested features was a way to use Nyura while driving. Nyura Voice's driving mode gives you a completely hands-free experience. The interface switches to large, high-contrast controls. Voice activation means you never need to touch the screen. The AI reads everything aloud and waits for your spoken response.

Picture this: you're driving to a meeting and ask "Read me the latest email from Sarah." Nyura Voice finds it, reads the subject and body, then asks if you want to reply. You dictate your response, and it creates a Gmail draft ready to review later. No typing, no looking at your phone, no risk.

Driving mode also integrates with your travel data. Ask about your next flight, hotel check-in time, or train departure — Nyura Voice has it all at its fingertips and speaks it clearly so you can focus on the road.

Every morning, Nyura Voice can deliver a personalized audio briefing that covers everything you need to know. It starts with your overdue tasks — the ones that slipped through yesterday. Then it moves to today's calendar: meetings, deadlines, and events. Next comes your travel status: is your afternoon flight on time? Has the gate changed? Finally, it summarizes your most important unread emails.

The morning briefing isn't a static script. It adapts to your data. On a quiet Monday with no meetings, it's brief. On a packed Wednesday with three flights and five overdue tasks, it gives you the full picture. You can interrupt at any time to ask follow-up questions or take action — "Mark that task as done" or "Draft a reply to that email."

The briefing is powered by ElevenLabs text-to-speech, so it sounds natural and conversational, not robotic. It's like having a personal assistant read you the morning news — except the news is your own productivity data.

Unlike most voice assistants that forget everything the moment you close the app, Nyura Voice maintains context across sessions. It remembers what you discussed yesterday, which tasks you delegated, and what emails you flagged for follow-up. This persistent memory means you can pick up exactly where you left off.

Say you asked Nyura Voice yesterday to "remind me to follow up with Marc about the proposal." Today, when you start your morning briefing, it will proactively mention: "Yesterday you wanted to follow up with Marc about the proposal. Would you like me to draft that email now?"

Email draft creation is one of the most powerful voice tools. You simply say what you want to communicate, and Nyura Voice composes a professional email draft in Gmail. It understands context — if you say "Reply to Sarah's last email and tell her the meeting is confirmed for Thursday", it finds the thread, drafts the reply with the right tone, and saves it as a draft. You review and send when you're ready.

The 15 voice tools span your entire productivity ecosystem: create and update tasks, search and read emails, look up contacts and companies, check travel status, manage projects, run daily standups, and more. Each tool is designed to work naturally in conversation — you don't need to learn commands or syntax.

Nyura Voice is available to all Nyura users. Open the AI Assistant from the bottom tab bar, tap the microphone icon, and start talking. For driving mode, tap the car icon in the top-right corner of the voice interface.

Here are some prompts to try:
- "Give me my morning briefing"
- "What emails did I get from [name] this week?"
- "Create a task to review the Q1 report by Friday"
- "What's the status of my flight to London?"
- "Draft an email to the team about the project update"
- "Run my daily standup"

Nyura Voice works on web, iOS, and Android. The driving mode is optimized for mobile devices with larger touch targets and automatic screen wake. Your voice sessions are private — audio is processed in real-time and never stored on our servers.

We're continuously adding new voice tools and improving the conversation experience. Have feedback? Talk to Nyura Voice about it — yes, you can even give feedback by voice.