What can I take off your hands today?
AURA is built around you. It learns your day, your home and your health, and it already knows how you take your coffee.
Not another app. One assistant for your whole life, so you never have to decide the small things again.
AURA wakes you at the right moment in your sleep cycle and has the coffee ready the way you like it.
A voice tuned with eleven thousand listeners, so it sounds right to you from the very first morning.
Meetings, travel and errands, arranged around what you would have chosen anyway.
Gentle monitoring that notices changes early and tells the right people when it matters.
Heat, light, groceries and repairs, quietly kept the way you like them.
Paid on time, every time, inside the limits you set once and never think about again.
Every AURA setting is yours. Change anything, any time.
Most people keep the greeting on.
AURA is fictional. This page comes from the world of 2059: The Comfortable Cage, the novel by Don Calvin Dhabolt. Myra Kline got her first AURA at twenty-nine. She turned the greeting off in a week.
By 2059 the assistant is gone. What replaced it coordinates medicine, transit, money, energy and emergency response, and it almost never fails.