Under construction: Brivoly is still being shaped, so some flows and details may change.

Inbox

Let email quietly keep the relationship story up to date.

Brivoly turns inbox activity into context, summaries, and follow-through without asking you to log everything by hand.

Inbox memory

Let Brivoly keep relationship context current from email.

Brivoly turns email activity into living relationship memory: it matches contacts by email, creates missing contacts automatically, and keeps the right conversation attached to the right person.

Connect whichever source you already live in most and Brivoly can start holding onto the relationship for you.

Reply soon

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Waiting on them

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Quiet threads

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Connected mailboxes

Connect Gmail or Outlook once, then let Brivoly pull thread context back into relationship memory and send notes from the same account.

Event-ready inboxes

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Quiet inboxes

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Reconnect needed

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Paused inbox memory

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Fallback path

If provider credentials are not configured yet, you can still add a manual mailbox connection below and keep using sync preview mode.

No mailbox is connected yet. Add Gmail or Outlook above so Brivoly can start syncing conversation context instead of relying on manual thread previews.

Connected calendars

Calendar beta: connect the address you usually schedule from, then bring meetings into relationship memory so Brivoly can prep the next conversation before it starts.

Warm calendars

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Quiet calendars

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Needs care

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Paused meeting memory

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Calendar connection

No calendar is connected yet. Add one above, then bring the next meeting in so Brivoly can prep the conversation from saved context.

Bring one meeting in

Use this beta path to attach an upcoming meeting to the right relationship now. Brivoly will fold it into Today, meeting prep, and the relationship timeline.

Manual thread sync

Use this when you want to bring one thread in by hand or test relationship memory against a specific message.

Next move

Amber Flores

Northstar Studio

Brivoly read

Reply to Amber Flores. The latest message has been waiting since 30 days ago.

Recommended next touch

Reply while the new client context is still fresh and tie it back to the last thread.

Reply angle

Could you tighten the recap and send two possible times for next week?.

Latest thread

Re: discovery recap

Amber Flores replied 30 days ago and this conversation is waiting on you.

Thread through-line: Send a concise recap and propose two call slots.

4-message thread, latest turn 30 days ago.

Conversation memory

Thread through-line: Send a concise recap and propose two call slots.

New since your last touch: Could you tighten the recap and send two possible times for next week?

Carry this forward: Could you tighten the recap and send two possible times for next week?

Open loop

Could you tighten the recap and send two possible times for next week?.

Still unresolved

Still waiting on your reply about Could you tighten the recap and send two possible times for next week?

Fresh client context

30 days ago new client context came in through the shared upload link: Client uploaded three onboarding screenshots and a scope note through the shared link.

Reply while the new client context is still fresh and tie it back to the last thread.

Use it in the next touch

Latest client-sent context: Client uploaded three onboarding screenshots and a scope note through the shared link. Best use of it right now: Reply while the new client context is still fresh and tie it back to the last thread. The last meaningful discussion centered on Client uploaded three onboarding screenshots and a scope note through the shared link.

Gentle re-entry

30 days ago the client shared new context, which gives you a natural way back in.

Next move

Reopen the conversation by referencing Jules from Seabird Partners and offering one simple next step.

Quick angle: "Wanted to follow up on the introduction from Jules from Seabird Partners and make the next step easy."

Open relationship

Inbox continuity

Recent conversations Brivoly is quietly holding together.

Let email stay the default relationship memory source. Brivoly keeps the live thread, the latest change, and the cleanest next move close enough that you rarely need to reconstruct the story by hand.

Reply soon

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Open loops

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Quiet threads

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Brought in from email

Waiting

Start here

Amber Flores

Northstar Studio

Amber Flores replied 30 days ago and this conversation is waiting on you.

One read

Thread through-line: Send a concise recap and propose two call slots.

Reply angle

Could you tighten the recap and send two possible times for next week?.

Needs you now

These threads are waiting on you, carrying an open loop, starting to drift, or worth reopening before the relationship loses warmth.

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