Aura keeps your contacts, research and follow-ups in one place, and drafts messages for you to check. It never sends anything on its own. Available by invitation.
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Ask a question about a market, organisation or opportunity. Each source is saved with its web address, its publication date where one is available and the time Aura read it.
Sources are leads to check, not proof. Aura separates what a source says from what it infers.
Turn a source into an opportunity with a suggested way to verify it. Opportunities without a next step are easy to spot, so follow-ups don't quietly lapse.
Ask in plain words and get an answer or a draft for you to review. Aura is advisory: it can't send, book or change anything outside the workspace.
Changes to records are logged with who made them and when, so there's a trail to check when someone asks.
Access is by invitation. Admins, reviewers and readers see what their role allows, each workspace sees only its own records, and daily limits keep use predictable.
Reading enquiries from your inbox and proposing meeting times are planned. Until they are built and tested, Aura works only with what you put into it.
Aura is designed to hold an assessment's evidence, decisions and follow-ups in one place, so the improvement doesn't depend on one person's inbox. It's an option, not a requirement: we use the tools you already have first.
How Aura thinks. Aura runs on an existing AI model behind a single, replaceable connection (an open-weights model by default; Claude where we’ve configured it), wrapped in Reveta’s own instructions, limits and records. People review before anything consequential happens.
Contacts, organisations, opportunities and tasks, with a log of who changed what.
Search the public web, and save notes that keep each web address and when it was read.
Ask Aura for a first draft, edit it, and record your decision. Nothing is sent from Aura.
Run a fixed check, such as listing overdue tasks. It only reads your records and changes nothing.
Aura is Reveta's assistant and workspace. It isn't a model we trained: it runs on an existing AI model behind one replaceable connection (an open-weights model by default, Claude by Anthropic where we've configured it), wrapped in our own instructions, safeguards and records, so you can check what it did. It is a separate service from this website, with its own sign-in.
No. Aura can write drafts, but it can't send email, make payments or book anything. An approval inside Aura is a record of a decision, not an instruction that something was done.
No. The assistant on this website is separate. It answers questions about Reveta and Aura from what we've published, and it can't see anything in Aura. Aura can't see what you tell it.
Each workspace sees only its own records, access is by invitation with roles for admins, reviewers and readers, and every change to a record is logged. You can ask us to delete your records at any time.
Aura is available by invitation, so every team gets help setting up. Request access and we'll be in touch. If you've been invited, sign in with Google.
Aura is available by invitation, so every new team gets a person to help them set up. Leave your work email and we’ll be in touch.