Founders & CEOs
The whole business, before the first meeting.
Brigham.ai reads across pipeline, traffic, deploys and your inbox. The first thing you see is what changed and what needs you.
You don’t need another dashboard. You need someone who has already looked.
A founder’s week is spread across a dozen tools. Brigham.ai keeps the thread between them, so you ask one question instead of opening twelve tabs.
A briefing that starts with what changed.
Each morning Brigham.ai reads your calendar, inbox, CRM and the systems you connect. It leads with the things that moved overnight and the things waiting on you. The rest stays out of the way.
- Today’s meetings, with who they are and what’s open
- Deals, threads and promises that went quiet
- Traffic, deploys and incidents worth your attention
- Every figure links back to where it came from
Ask it
Things founders ask.
- ›“Brief me on the week ahead, and what I’m behind on.”
- ›“Draft the investor update. Cite every number.”
- ›“Which brands lost search traffic this month, and why?”
- ›“What did we promise customers last week that isn’t done?”
- ›“Which deals over a set size have had no reply in ten days?”
- ›“Summarize the board thread and list the decisions I still owe.”
- ›“What shipped this week, in plain language?”
- ›“Prepare me for tomorrow’s call with the new partner.”
Built so you can trust the answer.
Sources on every claim
Reports and briefings cite the record they read. If Brigham.ai can’t find it, it says so instead of guessing.
Drafts, not surprises
External email, publishing and anything involving money wait for your approval. You see the exact action first.
Memory that persists
Brigham.ai remembers how your business works across sessions. You stop re-explaining the same context.
Your inbox stays yours
Brigham.ai reads your own threads. Nobody else’s mail is pulled into your answers.
A record of everything
Every run, tool call and approval is written to an audit trail you can search.
Spending caps
Per-run and daily limits are enforced in code before each model call.
Questions founders ask.
Can Brigham.ai send email as me?
Not on its own. It drafts. Sending external email is a sensitive action and waits for your approval.
Will it see my co-founder’s inbox?
No. Inbox access is per person. Your assistant reads your threads, not anyone else’s.
Where does Brigham.ai come from?
It was built inside an operating company running more than 40 brands, so it is shaped by real multi-brand work.
Where to go next.
Start the week already briefed.
Get started and tell us how your business runs.