A ten minute morning that used to take an hour
Briefwynd is not a feed and not a podcast app. It is your own show: written for you each morning, spoken in a natural voice, honest about every item's basis.
7am, walked through
The product is a habit, so here is the habit, minute by minute.
Your episode composes
The engine plans a rundown from your topics, writes each chapter in your tone, and validates every item against the contract: basis declared, no invented news, length on budget.
You press play
A warm voice opens with the date and your rundown. The sunrise arc starts to fill; the chapter dots wait along the horizon.
You skip the markets today
One tap on the chapter rail. The brief does not sulk. Chapters exist so that skipping is a feature, not a failure.
One item is worth a closer look
You glance at the readable version, already highlighted at the current item, and check its basis label. It names the newsletter you pasted last night.
The close, and the day starts
A short warm sign-off, the arc completes, and tomorrow's episode is already on the calendar. Total cost: ten minutes.
Everything in the box
Daily, 8 to 10 minutes
Composed fresh every morning at full length on Daily and Pro; a short edition three mornings a week on Free.
A natural voice
ElevenLabs synthesis with breath and pacing, chosen for early mornings. Pro picks a voice per brief.
Chapters
One per topic, skippable, replayable, with timestamps. The player's sunrise arc tracks the whole episode.
The readable version
Every word on the page, highlighting along with the audio. Read it in a meeting; nobody will know.
Labeled basis
Every chapter names what it is built on: your added material, or the model's knowledge with its date.
Your notes, woven in
Paste a newsletter or meeting notes into any morning and they become sourced chapters of that episode.
Your tone
Warm, crisp, or bright. Same facts, your show's personality.
An archive
Every episode kept, replayable, exportable as JSON, deletable for real.
Tomorrow morning, wake up already briefed.
Set your topics tonight. Your first brief is ready with the coffee, free, three mornings a week.