What came out today that matters, hand-picked to read with your coffee.

You fill in a five-minute form: who you are, what matters in your work in your own words, the themes that weigh and the delivery hour. Within 48 hours the first test edition arrives, together with what we did with each of your answers, and you correct what missed. The first real briefing usually lands inside a week — the time it takes the bee to read your sources once before you do.

Your favourites first — you name them on the onboarding call. On top of them, a catalogue of more than ten thousand Brazilian and international sources: press, regulators, official gazettes, trade-body bulletins and niche blogs. It reads in whatever language they publish and briefs you in yours, so a story that breaks in Seoul reaches you before anyone translates it.

Google Alerts matches strings and sends everything that matched. A clippings service sends the cutting without saying what it changes. Briefbee reads each article for meaning, clusters every outlet covering the same story into one entry, ranks what's left by consequence to you and writes why it matters — and improves when you correct it.

The machine reads and writes, and shows its working: every story carries the source, the hour, a link to the original and the score the Editor gave it, with the reason. It isn't our opinion about the news, it's what the news says — and the original is one click away to check.

The price comes with the test edition. It depends on how many briefings, how many sources go into each and how many people receive them — and those three vary a great deal between a firm with one practice and a house with several. With the edition in hand we settle the shape and give you the number; there is no setup fee, and nothing is charged per seat.

On the monthly plan, whenever you like: no lock-in and no penalty, and the briefing runs to the end of the month you paid for. On the yearly plan, the 20% discount is what you trade for staying the year.

From the form we keep your name, work email, company and role, and the record that you agreed to it. We use them to set up the call and prepare the demonstration — never sold, never passed on. The sources and interests of your briefing are yours: they don't become a product for another client. The full notice says who touches this and for how long.