TL;DR for the AI age
Copy anything. Briefbit hands back the point in plain words — instantly, over whatever you're doing.
Your lease auto-renews unless you cancel 60 days before March 1.
tap to ask a follow-up
No extension. No integration. If you can copy it —
Briefbit sits in the menu bar. Nothing to open, nothing to paste, nothing to set up.
An email, a contract, a thread, a wall of docs. Select it and hit copy, anywhere on your Mac.
The moment it hits your clipboard. It reads the whole thing and works out what actually matters.
One plain sentence, with the words that matter in bold. Tap it to ask anything about what you copied.
It does one thing and gets out of the way. This is the whole of it.
No preamble, no “this document discusses”. The first thing you read is the thing you needed — in plain language, with the two or three words that matter in bold.
1,240 words in → Your lease auto-renews unless you cancel 60 days before March 1.
Tap the summary and just ask. It already knows what you copied.
Even a fullscreen app. It appears on top of what you're already doing, takes your typing when you want it, and never steals your window.
A menu-bar app, not a browser in a trenchcoat. You'll forget it's running.
One switch, always visible. Off means off — it reads nothing.
Free, and about four megabytes. Copy one thing after installing it and you'll know whether you're keeping it.
Download for MacBriefbit isn't signed with Apple yet, so macOS will block the first launch. Right-click Briefbit in Applications, choose Open, then Open again. Your Mac remembers after that.