Morning Brief
A two-minute scan of your day — revenue, inbox, calendar, weather, and the news you care about — written warmly enough to read with coffee.
Sara mentioned Globex's pricing model on Tuesday — they raised their seat price 30% yesterday. worth a read.
12° & cloudy, light rain after 4pm. Tomorrow clearer, 16°.
- 11:00 · Sara — SOW promised by Friday
- 14:00 · Demo with Globex (deck v3 in drive)
- 16:30 · 1:1 with Alex
12 new · 3 need a reply. Acme asking about v2 — draft is in your inbox.
Thursday back-to-back from 9–14. Friday holds an unconfirmed invite from Initech — RSVP missing.
“On this day in 1980: Pac-Man released in Japan.”
A sample of what your agent delivers — yours will reflect your work, not this demo.
How it works
There's a half-hour every morning that should belong to you, not to catching up. Morning Brief does the catching up for you: pulls yesterday's revenue, scans your inbox for what needs you today, lays out the day's meetings with the context you need for each, checks the weather, and pulls news on the companies and topics you actually track. It's personal — your agent uses what it remembers about your business, not a generic feed.
- 1Remembers what's on your mind
Silently searches memory for people, projects, and concerns you've talked about recently.
- 2Scans the inbox
Runs email triage, surfacing only what needs you today. Yesterday's drafts get a callback.
- 3Lays out the day
Today's calendar with the prep you need — who's joining, what doc to skim, what was promised.
- 4Pulls revenue and news
Stripe charges, MRR delta, plus news from your sources filtered to topics you track.
- 5Delivers as one report
Six sections, scannable in two minutes. Open on the couch before the laptop opens.
Make it yours
Workflows are recipes, not rigid scripts. Tell your agent what to change and it'll rewrite the steps.
- ›Move to 6am for early risers.
- ›Drop the news section — just personal and business.
- ›Add Linear or GitHub for an engineering-team-of-one variant.
- ›Send to Telegram instead of the in-app report.
More workflows
Your inbox sorts itself. Twice a day, your agent reads everything that came in, drafts the obvious replies, archives the noise, and hands you a one-screen brief of what's left.
Every hour your agent scans your calendar, inbox, and the wider world — and stays silent unless something genuinely needs you right now. Over time it learns what 'urgent' actually means for you.
Stop being everyone.
Pick the one thing you keep meaning to hand off. Your agent takes it from there.
Free tier included · No credit card required · Private by default