
For big questions, Brain works in parallel
Ask something that needs real digging and Brain splits the work across several agents at once — then hands you one synthesised answer.

Ask something that needs real digging and Brain splits the work across several agents at once — then hands you one synthesised answer.

Tell Brain what you want to automate. It asks a few questions, drafts the skill, reviews its own work — and you just approve.

Hand Brain a spreadsheet or an export once, then ask in plain language — "which of these aren't in my CRM?" — even across several files.

Tell Brain once. Every morning, a short, sourced briefing on what moved in AI — in your chat, before your coffee.

One sentence — "find the 10 biggest accounting firms in Lyon and put them in an Excel file" — and Brain does the research, builds the spreadsheet, formats it, and saves it to your drive.

Dictate a few questions in the car. By the time you park, a branded slide deck — with your own numbers — is waiting in your Drive.

Ask Brain for a list of companies on your way to the pool. By the time you're dry, the Excel sheet is waiting in your Drive.

Record a quick memo on the way out. Brain transcribes it and files structured notes — decisions, owners, next steps — all searchable later.

Ask Brain what in your inbox needs a reply today. It surfaces the few that matter, drafts the replies, and you review and send.

Brain creates the event, invites everyone, and books the meeting room automatically — no separate booking tool, no flipping between calendars.

Tell Brain what you agreed with the client. It writes the notes, creates the follow-up tasks, and links them to the deal in HubSpot.

Brain reads the photo, identifies the grape varieties on the page, and suggests a pairing — no typing required.

A swim, a wine list, a VAT deadline — a handful of real moments where Brain quietly did the work while you got on with your day.

Tell Brain once. Every month, a quiet nudge before the deadline instead of a scramble after it.
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