Capture it once.
“Capture: send Dana the revised proposal tomorrow.” Then close the laptop.
The first hour of your day is spent figuring out your day. Not anymore.
The AI morning brief for solo founders that knows your business and your life. Set it up this afternoon. Tomorrow morning, say “brief me” and get your schedule, priorities, personal radar, and ready drafts on one clear page.
Taught Claude-first. Works with ChatGPT. One honest afternoon.
The calendar. The inbox. Yesterday’s loose ends. The personal thing you cannot forget. Before you start the day, you have to assemble it.
“Capture: send Dana the revised proposal tomorrow.” Then close the laptop.
Your AI pulls together what it knows, what you captured, and what matters today.
Dana is first, the proposal draft is ready, your workout is protected, and Mom’s birthday is flagged.
The three things that actually need you are ranked. Everything else can wait.
No blank templates. No twenty-page intake form. Your AI asks the questions a world-class executive assistant would ask in week one, then writes its own operating files.
The folder you own. Everything your brief knows lives here in plain files.
About ten minutes. Follow the Claude or ChatGPT path, click by click.
Talk for about an hour. It asks, you answer, and it files. Pause whenever you want.
About thirty seconds later, your first personalized brief is ready.
Brief Me gives your AI a role, memory, standards, and one job it performs every morning. Every file is yours and comes with you if you switch platforms later.
Your voice, preferences, boundaries, and instructions. Read at the start of every session.
It asks, you talk, it writes. It can investigate your website first and never asks the same question twice.
Your offers, customers, priorities, people, dates, non-negotiables, and real life in separate rooms.
Anticipate. Batch questions. Never invent. Never nag. Protect the things you said matter.
The brief specification and designed template that turn everything it knows into one useful page.
Platform choice, setup, interview, first brief, optional automation, and the commands you can use next.

Correct it once and the correction sticks. Too long? Wrong tone? Missing something? Say so. By day three, it should feel like it was built for you, because it was.
Because your AI has amnesia. It knows nothing about you, so everything it makes is generic. Brief Me installs the foundation everyone skips. Teach it your world once, then improve it through normal corrections.
Perfect. You are closer than most. Brief Me organizes that scattered knowledge into files you own and one dependable morning output. Ask your current AI to write down what it knows, hand that to the interview, and keep moving.
You do not get a giant portal and fifty lessons. You get eight short guides, a click-by-click path, and an interview you can pause. Give it one honest afternoon; use the result the next morning.
Neither do I. Brief Me is $27 once, and the files stay on your computer. It works inside the AI you already use, so there is no separate Brief Me app to feed every month.
Two client implementations and four beta testers are tracking setup time, minutes saved, and what moved from “in my head” to “already handled.” Their real results will replace these markers.
Before and after: how long the founder spent assembling the day.
What the brief missed on day one, and what permanent corrections fixed by day three.
The task, reply, or prep work waiting before the founder started her day.
I run and help run three companies, including two seven-figure brands. I have hired human executive assistants before. Today, my AI is the EA that knows the businesses, the priorities, and the life around them.
That means the workouts, pickleball, date nights, friend time, weekends away, and every vet visit still fit. Brief Me is the first piece of the system that made “handled” true for me.
I built this so you can get the same clarity without building the whole thing from scratch.
Your Cabinet, guided setup, AI interview, Morning Brief system, designed template, starter commands, and eight short lessons.
Give your AI one afternoon of real context. Tomorrow morning, let it give you the day back.
Wake up briefed · $27