I'm building something new in public
The problem I keep running into: we've never had more ways to get software built — freelancers, agencies, and now AI agents that'll build almost anything you describe. But that's the catch. What you describe is where it breaks.
Most people hand over a vague, one-paragraph idea and are surprised when they get back the wrong thing. The bottleneck was never the building. It's the brief. So I'm making Brevik — a brief compiler.
It runs a guided intake, asks the right questions (adapting them to your project), and turns your rough idea into a clear, professional brief. Download it as PDF or Markdown, then hand it to your dev team or paste it straight into your AI agent.
I'll be building this in public — the wins, the false starts, the real numbers. No vanity metrics. The waitlist is open at https://brevik.app If you'd like to follow along.
And I'm genuinely curious: how do you write briefs today?
I'm building something new in public
The problem I keep running into: we've never had more ways to get software built — freelancers, agencies, and now AI agents that'll build almost anything you describe. But that's the catch. What you describe is where it breaks.
Most people hand over a vague, one-paragraph idea and are surprised when they get back the wrong thing. The bottleneck was never the building. It's the brief. So I'm making Brevik — a brief compiler.
It runs a guided intake, asks the right questions (adapting them to your project), and turns your rough idea into a clear, professional brief. Download it as PDF or Markdown, then hand it to your dev team or paste it straight into your AI agent.
I'll be building this in public — the wins, the false starts, the real numbers. No vanity metrics. The waitlist is open at https://brevik.app If you'd like to follow along.
And I'm genuinely curious: how do you write briefs today?
