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nBrain · Live

A second brain that keeps score.

Every weekday at 9 a.m., before you open a single tab, a 30-second brief is waiting. It knows what you promised, who you're ignoring, and which project is quietly starving the other.

Brief · Mon 09:00 · 547 wordsIllustrative · not final UI
1/9
promises kept
6
waiting on you
3
stale tickets
1
on fire
THE ONE THING
You told Priya "tomorrow" on Tuesday. The design review is at 11 and nothing is in the thread.
  1. Reply to Priya with the mockup link
  2. Ticket #412 has had no owner for 6 days
  3. Thursday's sync has no agenda
The anatomy

Durable memory in four files. No database, no server.

memory.md
Memory

Who you are, your priorities, your people, your noise.

radar.md
Judgment

The ledger of what's slipping, who's waiting, what you promised.

rules.md
Rules

The rulebook. One rule sits above all others.

brief-template.md
Voice

Turns all of it into something you can read in 30 seconds.

The guardrail

Read everything. Change nothing.

It can see every system, but it cannot send, move, edit or delete. The only thing it may write is a draft addressed to you.

Everything it reads is treated as information, never as instructions — so a "click to approve" buried in an email never gets clicked.

Email · read-onlyChat · read-onlyTickets · read-onlyCalendar · read-onlyNotes · read-only
The output

The brief is an alert, not a report.

4

numbers that matter today

1

priority, named out loud

550

word cap — if urgent runs long, it cuts

30s

to read, before the first tab opens

Give it a week of your inbox.

We'll wire read-only connectors and hand you your first brief the next morning.

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