Hey Jarvis, is this site legit?
Inspects the page in front of you, checks the signals you care about, and gives you a fast risk read before you click further.
Briefing Bee lives above your workflow. Summon it with Command Shift Space or say “Hey Jarvis” to pull from your meetings, your MCPs, your personas, and the trust boundary you choose.
Meetings, dashboards, browsers, docs, and MCP-backed answers in one overlay.
Briefing Bee already has the screen, the transcript, the meeting memory, and the right tools. You ask once and it handles the rest.
Inspects the page in front of you, checks the signals you care about, and gives you a fast risk read before you click further.
Reads the job description on-screen, pulls from your stored background, and rewrites your story around the role.
Uses the profile, the recent context, and your preferred tone to draft something specific enough to actually send.
Pulls straight from the connected metrics MCP, summarizes the number, and shows which channel moved.
Reaches into your connected systems, compares the last 48 hours, and gives the answer without leaving the current tab.
Mid-call, it uses transcript plus meeting history to answer in real time without breaking your flow.
Briefing Bee is more than a chat box. It is a configurable runtime for your desktop with memory, tools, and multiple ways in.
Wire up internal tools, data sources, and workflows through MCP. Briefing Bee can read from them when the answer needs live data.
Make the overlay itself available as an MCP so other agents and clients can query the same context layer.
Keep context from all of your meetings close at hand. Ask about a decision, a promise, or a number and jump back to the moment.
Create multiple personas with their own instructions, actions, MCP access, and memory for different jobs.
Go fully invisible during screen shares while still listening, indexing, and preparing answers in the background.
Ask from your phone and get answers grounded in the same desktop context, meetings, and connected tools.
Briefing Bee keeps a usable memory of what was said, what was decided, and where it came from. That context becomes available to the overlay, to mobile, and to any workflows you connect through MCP.
Use our managed path, bring your own keys, or run your own models. The important part is control: you define what leaves the device, which model sees it, and which tools can act on it.
Run on your Mac or point to Ollama or LM Studio when you want the strictest possible data boundary.
Use a hosted path for speed, while keeping explicit control over the context and tools Briefing Bee can touch.
Bring your own provider credentials and keep the model choice in your hands.
Press ⌘⇧Space or say “Hey Jarvis” and the overlay opens over what you are already doing.
Ask in the moment from your Mac, or remotely from your phone, with the same meeting and MCP context behind the answer.
Briefing Bee replies using the persona, tools, and permissions that fit the job, then hands you something ready to use.
Yes. You can connect existing MCP servers for read and action flows, and expose Briefing Bee itself as an MCP for other agents.
A persona bundles instructions, allowed actions, MCP access, and memory so the same overlay can behave differently for sales, recruiting, support, or internal ops.
The overlay can stay hidden during screen shares while Briefing Bee continues listening, indexing, and preparing responses for you.
Yes. BYOK is built in, and you can choose local or hosted models based on the trust boundary you want.
Join the waitlist for early access to Briefing Bee on macOS.