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March 13th, 2025
Hey!
I’m Dan Shipper—co-founder and CEO of Every, the makers of Cora. I’ll cut to the chase: We messed up our pricing roll-out for Cora. It was communicated poorly and the pricing missed the mark. I’m really sorry about that!
We try to move fast around here, and sometimes we make mistakes. This is one of those times. For anyone who was surprised or feels like it came out of the blue, I totally understand—and sincerely apologize. My goal is to use this moment to make it up to you.
Here’s what we’re going to do next:
Immediately give you Cora completely for free for the next 3 months. We’ll also work with you closely over these next few months to figure out what the right pricing structure should be.
Here’s what we’re not going to do again: drop something big like this out of the blue without talking to you about it first. I really value the community here, and I know this could have been avoided if we’d discussed it with you.
My priority is to make sure you feel like you’re getting way more out of Cora (and the rest of Every) than you’re paying. At the end of three months my goal is we’ll have built enough awesome features to make you genuinely excited to stick around as a paying Cora user.
If you want to support the work we’re doing here before we get to that point, a paid subscription makes a big difference to us. We’re primarily bootstrapped, and we fund all of our activities from our revenue. You can subscribe here.
If you purchased a paid subscription in the last day and want to participate in the free 3-month plan, please email hello@every.to and we’ll get you squared away. If you purchased a standalone seat we will proactively refund it today.
As always, I’d love your feedback on this. We have a few ideas for pricing and we’ll post them on feedback.cora.computer shortly to get your input.
Dan
March 12th, 2025
Today, we’re introducing paid plans for Cora to support continued development and help us ship more features, faster.
Starting next Wednesday, March 19, access to Cora will require you to be an Every subscriber, and have a paid plan for multi-account access. Here’s what that means:
For Every subscribers
Your first email account in Cora is included as part of your Every subscription
Each additional email account will be $15/month.
A 7-day free trial for multi-account access starts today.
New pricing takes effect on March 19, 2025.
For non-Every subscribers
To continue using Cora, subscribe to Every for $20/month or $200/year.
Your subscription includes one connected email in Cora.
Need extra inboxes? Each additional account is $15/month starting March 19, 2025.
A 7-day free trial starts today
🚨 If you have a Every paid account and Cora is not connected to that email, go to settings and change your email to your Every paid email address in order to register your first free account. This will register your connected email account (your non-Every email) with your Every email, granting you one free connected account with Cora.
Why Per-Inbox Pricing?
Every email Cora processes comes with real costs—AI inference isn’t free. As you add more email accounts, our costs scale, so our pricing does too.
Moving toward profitability allows us to double down on features to continue making Cora delightful, including:
Mobile apps for iOS & Android
Syncing with to-do apps
New ways to read newsletters
And much more to come!
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March 5th, 2025
We’re in the process of fixing a bug that automatically creates to-do items for emails that you are bcc’ed on. Unfortunately, we pushed a solve that did the opposite and created a to-do for every email. Sorry about that! We’ve reverted to a previous build so this doesn’t continue, but you’ll need to cross-out a few to-dos that were automatically created.
March 4th, 2025
Today, we launched some of Cora’s most requested features to improve your ease of use and enable you to customize your briefs. We’ve been using this functionality for the past week—and it makes a world of difference in helping you achieve a calm inbox.
Manage multiple accounts in Cora
Easily switch between accounts in Cora by selecting an account in the drop-down menu or with keyboard shortcuts. To connect an account, click “Connect new Gmail account” in the account selection dropdown. In settings you can customize the name of the account as well as invite other users to view your briefs—perfect for assistants who need access to them or for managing team accounts.
Customize your brief delivery time
To date, Cora has always delivered briefs at 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., every day. Starting today, you can customize the days of the week you receive your briefs and the times. For example, now you can choose to only receive briefs Monday through Friday at 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Or, you can choose to receive briefs every day of the week, but only at 6 p.m.
Hover and click on an entire email to view it
We found that users had a hard time finding the feature to view full emails in Cora. Previously, you were required to click on an email’s subject line which was not intuitive. Today, you can click on an entire email unit, exposing the full stylized email as well as additional actions.
Improved email summaries
We’re constantly working on improving email summaries. We’ve just released an update utilizing new models that are more likely to return better distilled information in an easier-to-digest format.
An updated settings design
Alongside a number of the improvements described above, we re-thought the design of the settings page to lay the groundwork for continued development. The new design enables you to easily manage multiple email accounts and their various settings.
February 20th, 2025
It’s now possible to easily pause, and subsequently unpause, Cora. You can access this feature in settings by clicking on your email in the sidebar. Once you pause Cora, it’ll stop archiving emails and drafting responses.
February 18th, 2025
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Click todo and see the source email
Link to Gmail from email preview
Improve loading speed of brief on initial load
More design, start of a more coherent design language
January 30th, 2025
Choose your postcard and share your unique invitation.
January 24th, 2025
First of all, thank you for your feedback!
We've shipped several updates to make your experience smoother:
Added clearer morning/afternoon selection with a new pastel background
Enhanced mobile email preview with clickable links
Enabled access to adding todos from all categories via the hamburger menu
Improved brief loading speeds significantly
Updated onboarding flow with clearer explanations
Improved responsiveness of "return to inbox"
Enhanced waitlist number calculation to account for Every subscribers
January 23rd, 2025
Emails you receive are being labeled again with Cora labels. It’s important to us that you feel confident in Cora’s organization, and we felt like the labels were a “crutch” to doing that. That said, we’re now realizing that until you totally feel confident in Cora, labels are critical and there is value in having them combined with briefs.
You will begin to see your labels re-populate with emails on a go forward basis. If you don’t see a label yet, it’s because you haven’t yet received an email that Cora believes needs that label. By EOD tomorrow you should see all labels.
We have some ideas for how you’ll “work with Cora” to customize your brief proactively, and we plan on experimenting with this in the coming weeks! Thank you to Kendall D. for identifying this and for everyone that upvoted and commented.
January 20th, 2025
We launched a massive improvement to the view email feature over the weekend. Now you can view stylized emails directly in Cora. For example, if you were intrigued by a newsletter summary, you can now view the full email, in it’s stylized form, inside of Cora. We’ll continue to improve the view email feature, with updates to threads coming next.
