We help you navigate uncertainty

Evara is on a mission to help you make optimal decisions for your project, product, or business. Leveraging the power of automated Bayesian inference, our AI system makes it easy to run unlimited future scenarios right in Excel and probabilistically select the best one.

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About Evara

Andreas Munk founded Evara with the vision of democratizing probabilistic programming to elevate enterprise uncertainty, risk management, and data utilization, thereby enabling superior risk-informed decision-making. Evara pushes the frontier of leveraging compute, data, and modeling to manage and understand uncertainties — turning uncertainty into opportunity for everyone.

Evara automates all Bayesian inference calculations to give you the most statistically accurate predictions based on current actuals. Anyone can use Evara right in Excel or integrate it into another software used for forecasting. Evara makes optimal risk-informed decision-making accessible to all.

Our team

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Andreas Munk

CEO & Co-founder
PhD, Computer Science, UBC
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Mable Wang

Software Engineer
BSc, Computer Science, UBC
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Sanjay Alwani

Software Engineer
BSc, Math and Computer Science, SFU

Our advisors

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Prof. Frank Wood

Advisor
CEO and founder, Inverted AI
Professor, UBC
Previously Oxford Professor and Alan Turing Institute Fellow
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Çagatay Demiralp

Advisor
MIT Researcher, CSAIL
Former Chief Research Scientist, Sigma Computing
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Andy Gordon

Advisor
Chief Science Officer, Cogna
Professor, UOE
Former Partner Research Manager, Microsoft Research Cambridge
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Keith Fanneron

Advisor
Former VP Global Finance, Aviat Networks

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