BrievaBrieva turns the emails and documents you drop onto a meeting into a pre-meeting brief, transcribes calls from any app on your Mac, and writes an AI summary grounded in what was actually said.
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Before the call, drop the emails and documents that matter onto the meeting and Brieva turns them into a one-page brief. During the call, it transcribes locally. After, it writes a summary with action items and follow-ups, drawn from the transcript.
Subscribed over ICS from whichever calendar you use - polled every 5 minutes, only changes pull through. Recurring meetings expand correctly, cancellations disappear, and dragging an Outlook event onto its tile fills in the attendees.
Drop the emails and documents that matter onto the meeting. Brieva reads only what you add and writes a one-page brief - relevant topics, prior context, what's still unanswered - sharpening with every drop.
Audio from any app - Teams, Zoom, anything - transcribed on-device as the call happens, grouped by voice as it streams. Every two minutes a local AI refreshes the running summary, keeping you up to date on key topics. You can stop the transcription at any time or allow the auto-stop feature to detect meeting end and start building the final summary automatically.
A quick summary, key topics, action items, decisions and follow-ups - all drawn from the transcript. Flip to formatted Minutes or the full Transcript. Regenerate the summary anytime, or Continue if the meeting runs on.
BrievaCalendarThis is a regular 1:1 with Sam Chen, your counterpart on the platform team. The conversation centres on the Q3 planning reshuffle: Sam has proposed moving the analytics workstream into Q4 so the team can pick up the partner-integration spike sooner. Finance has separately flagged a budget delta that needs a short paper before Thursday's steering committee, and the recurring design review slot now clashes with the engineering offsite.
[IN PROGRESS] The call opened with a recap of the Q3 planning question. Sam reiterated the case for moving the analytics workstream into Q4 so the team can begin the partner-integration spike sooner, and walked through the capacity numbers behind it.
The 1:1 covered the Q3 planning reshuffle end to end. You and Sam agreed to move the analytics workstream into Q4, freeing two engineers for the partner-integration spike from mid-June. The budget delta Finance raised will be documented in a one-pager before Thursday's steering committee, and the recurring design review was moved off its clashing slot.
| # | Action | Owner | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Draft the budget one-pager for Finance | You | Item 3 |
| 2 | Move the design review invite to Wednesday | Sam | Item 4 |
| 3 | Renew the partner sandbox keys | Jordan | Item 2 |
Wednesday, 20 May 2026, 11:00.
Subscribed over ICS from whichever calendar you use - polled every 5 minutes, only changes pull through. Recurring meetings expand correctly, cancellations disappear, and dragging an Outlook event onto its tile fills in the attendees.
BrievaCalendarDrop the emails and documents that matter onto the meeting. Brieva reads only what you add and writes a one-page brief - relevant topics, prior context, what's still unanswered - sharpening with every drop.
This is a regular 1:1 with Sam Chen, your counterpart on the platform team. The conversation centres on the Q3 planning reshuffle: Sam has proposed moving the analytics workstream into Q4 so the team can pick up the partner-integration spike sooner. Finance has separately flagged a budget delta that needs a short paper before Thursday's steering committee, and the recurring design review slot now clashes with the engineering offsite.
Audio from any app - Teams, Zoom, anything - transcribed on-device as the call happens, grouped by voice as it streams. Every two minutes a local AI refreshes the running summary, keeping you up to date on key topics. You can stop the transcription at any time or allow the auto-stop feature to detect meeting end and start building the final summary automatically.
[IN PROGRESS] The call opened with a recap of the Q3 planning question. Sam reiterated the case for moving the analytics workstream into Q4 so the team can begin the partner-integration spike sooner, and walked through the capacity numbers behind it.
A quick summary, key topics, action items, decisions and follow-ups - all drawn from the transcript. Flip to formatted Minutes or the full Transcript. Regenerate the summary anytime, or Continue if the meeting runs on.
The 1:1 covered the Q3 planning reshuffle end to end. You and Sam agreed to move the analytics workstream into Q4, freeing two engineers for the partner-integration spike from mid-June. The budget delta Finance raised will be documented in a one-pager before Thursday's steering committee, and the recurring design review was moved off its clashing slot.
| # | Action | Owner | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Draft the budget one-pager for Finance | You | Item 3 |
| 2 | Move the design review invite to Wednesday | Sam | Item 4 |
| 3 | Renew the partner sandbox keys | Jordan | Item 2 |
Wednesday, 20 May 2026, 11:00.
Any calendar that publishes an ICS link - Outlook, Google, iCloud and more - synced every 5 minutes. Recurring meetings expand, cancellations disappear, and overlapping calls stack side by side. Drag an Outlook event onto its tile to fill in the attendees, and every meeting picks its color by a rule you set.
Every meeting leaves a full transcript on your Mac, grouped by voice and searchable alongside your calendar. Stop mid-call and nothing is lost - Continue appends to the same transcript, never over it. Regenerate the summary anytime. Archive what you don't need, restore it later.
Transcription runs on your Mac - the transcript updates four times a second, skips silence and breaks on sentences. System audio is captured natively from any app.
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