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Mora by Abmora · now in beta

Turn the work in your inbox into organized business operations.

Mora reads the client communication already flowing through Gmail, then turns it into tasks, client records, deadlines, follow-ups, and replies you review before anything is sent.

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Works with Gmail Nothing sends without your approval

A business owner working on a laptop at a wooden desk in a bright home office
The Mora inbox: client emails tagged by type, with a triage panel of replies ready to send or dismiss
  • Works with the Gmail you already use
  • Nothing sends without your approval
  • Every suggestion links to its email
  • Built in Colorado Springs
Two colleagues smiling as they work side by side on laptops in a sunny office
Buried halfway down a client email
“Could you send the revised proposal by Friday?”

The problem

One request, scattered across four tools.

A client sends one message. Answering it well means the details end up in four different places, and you are the one moving them by hand. Anything you forget to copy is the thing that slips.

  • Email

    holds the request

  • Spreadsheet

    holds the client

  • Task manager

    holds the next step

  • Calendar

    holds the deadline

With Mora

The same request, kept as one linked record.

Your email already runs through Mora, so the task, the client, and the deadline stay connected to the message they came from.

  • RequestRevised proposal
  • ClientNorthwind Studio
  • Next stepSend by Friday
  • DeadlineKickoff call, Thursday

How it works

From one client email to work you can act on.

Three steps, and most of the work is already done by the time you look.

  1. Step 1 · Connect Gmail

    A client sends an email.

    Connect the Gmail inbox you already run your business from. Mora syncs live, so a new message is read and summarized the moment it arrives. You keep using Gmail as you do today.

    Two people talking through a project over a laptop in a café
    Incoming client emails in the Mora inbox, each summarized and tagged

  2. Step 2 · Mora organizes it

    Mora pulls out the work inside it.

    The request becomes a task with its due date, tagged and tied to the client it belongs to. A Needs review view collects what still needs your eyes, and every task stays linked to the email it came from.

    Tasks Mora pulled from email, split into overdue and no due date, each tagged and linked to its client

  3. Step 3 · You decide

    You stay in control.

    Everything Mora proposes waits for you. Keep a task, adjust a date, edit the draft, or dismiss it. Nothing leaves your account until you approve it.

    Mora's triage panel: each client email has a drafted reply waiting, with Send and Dismiss controls

    • Send it

      The draft goes out from your own Gmail.

    • Edit it first

      Change anything before it leaves.

    • Dismiss it

      Nothing is sent. Nothing changes.

What Mora does

Everything your email has been trying to tell you.

Each capability reads your real email and proposes. You stay the one who decides.

Tasks and deadlines, pulled straight from email.

Requests become tasks with a due date and priority, each linked to the message and the client it came from. Dates land on the calendar, and overdue work sits at the top where you cannot miss it.

The Mora task board, split into overdue tasks and tasks with no due date, each tagged and assigned
The Mora calendar in month view, with meetings and deadlines laid out across April

A client record that keeps itself up to date.

Every client gets a record built from the mail itself: the emails, the open tasks, the people on the account, and when you last spoke. Open one and the whole relationship is on a single page.

A Mora client record showing emails, open tasks, retainer, client details, and the team on the account

Notes and your team, in the same place.

Keep notes beside the work they belong to, with checklists and tags. The team view shows what each person is working on and what is waiting on you.

Mora notes: a list of tagged notes beside an open note with headings and a checklist
The Mora team view: what each teammate is working on, their status, load, and due dates

All eight capabilities

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Control and trust

A careful assistant, not an autopilot.

Mora touches your real client email, so it is built to propose rather than act. You stay in control of everything that leaves your account.

Your data is separated per user at the database level and Gmail access tokens are encrypted. Read how Mora protects your business data.

  • Nothing sends without you

    Every reply, nudge, and outbound action waits for your approval. Mora drafts. You send.

  • It proposes, you decide

    Suggested tasks, calendar items, and notes are proposals. Accept, edit, or remove any of them.

  • Always traceable

    Every item links back to the email it came from, so you can see why Mora suggested it.

  • Grounded in your data

    Answers are built from your actual email, tasks, and records, not invented. Anything Mora adds is marked.

Who it is for

For businesses that run through their inbox.

If your clients reach you by email and the work lives in those threads, Mora fits the way you already operate.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Built in Colorado Springs, for businesses that run on email

Abmora is based in Colorado Springs. If you run a service business, agency, or practice here, we would like to hear how your work moves through your inbox.

Colorado Springs business software

Questions

Questions people ask before they connect an inbox

What is Mora?
Mora is an AI business operations tool from Abmora. It connects to Gmail, understands the client communication already flowing through it, and turns that into tasks, client records, deadlines, follow-ups, and replies you review before sending.
Is Mora just an email app?
No. Mora reads your email, but it is a connected workspace for tasks, clients, a calendar, and notes. The inbox is the source of information; the product is everything Mora builds from it.
Does Mora replace Gmail?
No. You keep using Gmail. Mora connects to it, works alongside it, and can save drafts back to your Gmail drafts or send on your approval.
Is Mora available now?
Mora is in beta. Access may require adding your Gmail address on our side first. Request early access and we will set you up.
Can Mora send emails automatically?
No. Mora drafts replies and follow-ups, but nothing is sent without your approval. Every outbound action waits for you.
How does Mora create tasks from email?
It reads incoming mail, identifies the requests and deadlines inside it, and proposes a task with a due date and priority, linked back to the source email and the client. You accept, edit, or dismiss it.
How does the automatic CRM work?
Mora builds a client record for the people who email you, sorted into clients, prospects, personal, and marketing. Each record keeps a brief, a current focus, a health status, and the open requests, all drawn from your mail with no data entry.
Does Mora write in my voice?
Mora learns your tone from your previous sent email and drafts replies that sound like you, adjusting for the specific client. It also learns from the edits you make to its drafts.
Does Mora support Outlook?
Not yet. Mora currently works with Gmail. Outlook and general IMAP support are planned but not live.
Is Mora a mobile app?
Mora is a web application that works well in a phone browser. There is no native iPhone or Android app yet.
Can Mora work for a team?
There is early team functionality: shared workspaces, join codes, routing mail to the right person, and task assignment. Full multi-seat roles and permissions are still in development.
Is Mora only for Colorado Springs businesses?
No. Abmora is based in Colorado Springs, but Mora works for businesses anywhere in the United States that run through Gmail.
How is my business data protected?
Your data is separated per user at the database level, Gmail access tokens are encrypted, and your email content is not used to train third-party AI models. You approve anything outbound or destructive.
Can the AI make things up about my business?
Mora's summaries, tasks, and answers are built from your actual email, tasks, and records rather than invented, and anything it creates is marked so you can review, edit, or remove it.

Less inbox.
More in control.

Connect Gmail, give Mora a few minutes with your recent mail, then open Clients and Tasks. Request access and we’ll set you up.

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Nothing sends without your approval.