From your own Gmail, whether your laptop is on or off: the three things that matter today, every reply you owe with the routine ones already drafted, your meetings, and your money added up by code.
Fourteen days free, no card to start. Ten minutes on the phone to set it up. Two minutes a morning to read.
The whole email, as it lands. What each part does is written beside it.
From Your Morning Brief to you, 6:00 AM
Reyes needs the $2,400 water heater quote before Friday, and Ferguson has PO 7781 backordered to Oct 9
Tomorrow starts with 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM, BNI breakfast, Perkins.
8 waiting: 3 need a line from you, 5 to write yourself.
City of Edina, waiting 5 days. Revised site plan for permit 26-4410. Open the email
You add: when you can send the revised site plan.
Lakeview HOA, waiting 1 day. Crew names for Wednesday gate access. Open the email
You add: the crew names.
Late or due this week:
Day 12 of Piano. Spend ten minutes on C major hands separately with a metronome at a slow steady tempo, right hand four times up and down, then left hand the same. Keep the thumb tuck smooth instead of pushing the speed.
Paste the Ferguson backorder note and your Summit Ave dates into an AI assistant and ask it to draft a short customer update on the delay. Check the dates yourself before sending.
Everything was read.
Change anything by replying to this email, like "send at 6" or "drop the money list". It is read tomorrow morning.
Written from your Gmail and calendar, sent by your own Google account to you only.
A sample morning. The business is made up; the format, the rules and the wording are the real thing.
Nothing to install. Nothing on your computer. No one else holding your mailbox.
Open it, sign in to Google, answer a few questions in your own words. Your first brief lands the next morning.
The brief is written from your Gmail and calendar and sent by your own account, to you only. Laptop on or off.
Sender, subject, first line, your calendar. Never full email bodies, never attachments. What it could not read, it says.
Reply to the brief to change what it covers or when it comes. Pause while you are away. Stop and the daily timer leaves your account; cancel and your settings are deleted.
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Two more parts, coming to the founding seats in October.
Get how your business runs out of your head and onto paper. One question a morning, answered by reply. When a process is done, it is emailed to you as a PDF.
OctoberA few tools worth knowing and a few articles worth your time, picked for your interests, with every link checked by code before it reaches you.
OctoberEvery plan starts with fourteen days free and no card. If it earns its seat, the card goes on at day fourteen.
Personal, for Fireside members. First 14 days free, no card. No contract, cancel any time. I set it up with you personally. Ten seats.
Refer five people who stay past their trial, and your $29 is $0 for as long as three of them stay active.
Take a founding seatLeave your name and the Gmail address your brief should run on. I text you a ten-minute setup time, we set it up together, and your first brief lands the next morning.
Google will show a one-time screen at setup saying the app is not yet verified by Google. That is because Morning Brief runs inside your own Google account rather than on a big company's servers, and our verification with Google is in progress. We click through it together on the setup call.