Today’s unread — and a draft reply
Gmail and Yandex Mail. It finds, reads, drafts. It never sends on its own.
Personal assistant · Telegram
Talk like a person.
Mail and calendar just work.
Corus lives in the chat you already have — not another web cabinet. Connect Yandex or Google in one tap. Mail goes out only when you press Send.
Invite or approval required. Not a public bot.
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What’s on tomorrow?
Three events. School at 9:30, a call at 12:00, evening is free.
Summarize unread mail
Opening mail…
3 new. School moved the club, the bank sent a statement. Reply about the club?
SendDon’t send
Your tap first
A draft in chat. Nothing sends until you press Send.
Yandex and Google
Mail, calendar, docs. Both accounts at once, if you want.
No cabinet
No extra site. No extra password. Just Telegram.
Everything that usually lives in ten tabs
One chat instead of mail, calendar, docs, and five more apps.
Calendar
“What’s tomorrow?” is enough
Google and Yandex. New events wait for confirm too.
Documents
The note shows up in chat
Google Docs and Sheets. On Yandex, files that open in Documents.
Voice and photos
Just send it
A voice note, a screenshot, a PDF, a forwarded email — no extra upload.
Search and memory
A short briefing, not a pile of links
From the web when it isn’t in your inbox. Ask it to remember — it does.
Three steps
No cabinet. No extra password.
Open Telegram
Corus is a normal chat. Text, voice, or a photo.
Connect mail
Yandex or Google — or both. Search still works without it.
Write normally
Not slash commands. “What’s tomorrow” is the whole prompt.
Invite-only
Invite-only for now
The landing sends a request. Or a friend shares a link. Once you’re in, mail, calendar, and docs live in one place.
Request access