“Life Operating Software” acts like a capable chief of staff for every person and team, handling the email, scheduling, calls, and follow-ups that stand between the users and the work only they can do

DOVER, Del.—October 14, 2026—Kira on Oct 13 announced the launch of a multi-part AI workspace that functions as an “operating intelligence” of the user’s life. Kira does more than just answer questions. Built to think, remember, and act, Kira learns about the user and his or her business, recalls every detail, and takes action across calls, emails, content, and workflows.

“Kira came to life based on an insight that most of the workday doesn’t involve actual work,” explained a spokesperson for Kira. “Instead, we spend huge amounts of time coordinating the work, chasing replies, moving meetings, writing the same email in five different ways, and so forth. This is the problem we are solving with Kira. Kira exists to close that gap. Kira acts as a capable chief of staff for every person and team. It handles the email, scheduling, calls, and follow-ups that stand between you and the work only you can do.”

Kira brings the user’s tools into one place and gives AI agents the ability to act on his or her behalf, but always with the user in control.

Key features include:

  • Email Agent, which drafts, triages, and sends, with the user’s sign-off on anything that matters.
  • AI Call Agents, which place and take calls, then hand the user the summary, not the transcript.
  • Smart Calendar, which schedules, reschedules, and preps the user’s life before the day begins.
  • Voice Command, which runs the dashboard hands-free.
  • Connected integrations, which link the tools the user already works in.

Kira is a connected workspace that includes My Brain, My Files, and My Workspace. These are where the user’s notes, tasks, and documents live together.

Kira runs on a loop built to keep the user in charge while cutting out manual steps in various work tasks. “We connect the tools you already use, from email to calendar, and beyond,” the spokesperson added. “You delegate a goal, in plain language or by voice, but you get to review what Kira proposes before anything goes out.” As Kira executes, it learns the user’s preferences so the next round takes less time.