Letteria
Letteria is the future of academic communication—AI-driven, email-free, and built for efficiency.
Introduction
Academic communication is slow, stressful, and buried under unnecessary formality. Letteria gives everyone an AI-powered communication agent—so you can speak freely, refine ideas effortlessly, and cut through inbox clutter. No friction, no formality—just instant, intelligent, and effortless collaboration.
Problem
Academic communication is filled with unnecessary friction. Emails are slow, formal, and overwhelming, making it difficult for students, researchers, and professors to connect efficiently. Many students hesitate to ask questions due to psychological barriers, office hours feel intimidating, and professors are drowning in an endless stream of emails—leading to delayed responses or missed conversations. Valuable insights get lost, and collaboration suffers.
We are solving this for students, researchers, and faculty who struggle with inefficient academic communication. By replacing outdated email norms with AI-powered communication agents, we reduce stress, eliminate friction, and ensure that meaningful conversations happen—instantly, intelligently, and effortlessly.
Opportunity
Letteria is a parallel communication system to email, powered by AI. Every student, TA, and professor gets an AI agent that manages their messages, filters noise, and responds intelligently.
Instead of drafting emails and waiting for replies, anyone can message a person’s Letteria agent, which understands their past work, course materials, and public insights. It answers routine questions instantly and prioritizes important messages for the real person behind it.
For registered users, Letteria acts as a smart inbox—summarizing key messages, surfacing meaningful inquiries, and helping them engage more effectively. Users can also upload course slides, research papers, or notes, training their agent to handle future inquiries automatically.
Letteria makes academic communication instant, structured, and efficient—reducing friction for students, TAs, and faculty while ensuring valuable conversations happen.