Write me a cover letter.
Reads the JD, pulls your résumé from memory, and drafts a letter in your voice — role, company, and the two things they care about, called out.
Keep context in the room.
Briefing Bee watches your screen, remembers your meetings, and answers with the context you already have. Local by default.
Built for people who work in tabs, calls, and small windows of focus.
A second brain, when you need it.
Three real moments, three keystrokes. Briefing Bee uses whatever is on your screen — no explaining, no pasting.
Send a warm intro.
Sees their headline, recent post, and shared connections. Drafts something specific — not a template.
Why 22%, not 15%?
Lines up the comps, unit economics, and the ask. Whispers a two-sentence answer with the numbers to back it.
Write a thoughtful reply.
Sees the thread and top comments. Drafts a reply that feels native — matches tone, adds something new.
What should I bring up?
Searches past meeting notes and pinned items. Surfaces the decisions, blockers, and wins worth mentioning.
Just give me the hint.
Hit enter with no prompt. Briefing Bee reads the room and whispers what to do or say next.
Context is the whole product.
Three lightweight senses. One answer that actually fits the moment.
Sees your screen
An on-device vision pass reads the window in focus — docs, dashboards, code — so you never have to describe what you’re looking at. Exclude any app any time.
Hears the meeting
Live transcript from Zoom, Meet, Teams, or a plain mic. Speakers are diarised; decisions and action items are pulled out on the fly.
Answers with full context
Ask in one keystroke. Briefing Bee blends screen, transcript, and your recent history — then answers in the tone you set.
Personas
One for job hunts, one for investor calls, one for code reviews. Each with its own voice, guardrails, and defaults.
Tools & MCP
Connect Notion, Linear, Gmail, your calendar, or any MCP server. It picks the right tool — and asks before it acts.
Memory
Résumé, product notes, the way you write DMs. Pinned by you, edited any time, redactable in one click.
Local recall
Every meeting, quietly remembered.
Transcripts are captured and stored on your device — indexed for a small local agent. Ask about last Tuesday’s standup, that pricing call in April, or the interview you can’t quite place, and it pulls the exact moment back.
- On-device transcription & storage
- Locally indexed — no round trips
- One click to purge a meeting, a person, a date range
Local-first, by design.
Your screen, transcripts and prompts never touch our servers. You choose the model provider — or run everything on-device.
- Local-first
- Nothing stored on our servers
- Exclude any app from screen capture
- You choose the AI provider
- Azure · OpenAI · local models
Local
Run a quantised model on your Mac’s Neural Engine, or point at Ollama / LM Studio. Nothing leaves the machine.
Managed cloud
We proxy your prompts to a frontier provider on our managed key. Zero-retention, no training on your data, ever.
Your own keys
Paste an API key from the provider you trust. Requests go straight from your Mac to them — we’re not in the middle.
One keystroke. Or just say the word.
- 01 · Summon
Hit the shortcut.
⇧Space anywhere — or say “Hey Jarvis”. The overlay fades in over your active window.
- 02 · Ask
Type, or just talk.
Briefing Bee already sees the screen and hears the room. No pasting, no context dump.
- 03 · Act
Copy, insert, send.
Move the answer into a doc, a message, or your notes app — without leaving the current window.
Answers, briefly.
Does Briefing Bee record my meetings?
Only if you ask it to. Transcripts are held in memory for the current session and dropped when the meeting ends — unless you pin them.
How does “local” mode really work?
A quantised model runs on your Mac’s Neural Engine. No frames, no audio, no prompts leave the device. You can verify this from the built-in network monitor.
Which platforms are supported?
macOS 13+ today. Windows 11 is in private beta — join the waitlist from the app.
When can I actually try it?
We’re rolling out to the waitlist in small batches — you’ll get an email with your download link when your spot opens up.
Be first in line.
No spam, no drip campaign — one email when your spot opens up.