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Elvar Systems
In development

The admin,handled.

Brill is a personal agent for the jobs that cost you money and take an afternoon. It finds them, deals with them, and comes back with what changed. You approve anything that matters.

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The drawer

Everybody has a drawerof things they willget to eventually.

  • The thing that renewed at a price you never actually agreed to.
  • The one that has crept up so slowly you stopped noticing.
  • The better deal you have known about for the best part of a year.
  • The letter that keeps moving from one pile to another.
  • The thing you pay for every month and last used in 2023.

None of it is difficult. All of it is annoying, and every one of them wants a free afternoon and more patience than it deserves. So it waits. And it keeps costing you for every month that it does.

How it works

Three things, and only three.

01

It notices

You should not have to audit your own life to find out you are being overcharged. Brill keeps an eye on the things that drift, and raises the ones that are actually worth your attention.

02

It takes it on

Then it does the part you have been putting off, properly, and to the end. It does not get bored. It does not get embarrassed. It does not give up two steps in, and it never needs a free afternoon.

03

You decide

It comes back with what it found and what it can get you. Anything that costs you money, or ties you to something new, waits for a yes. The default is that nothing happens without you.

The part that matters

Something acting for you should be easy to stop.

Anything that acts on your behalf is only worth having if you never have to wonder what it is doing. So the boundaries are not a settings screen you have to go and find. They are the product.

It asks before it commits
Nothing that commits you to anything happens without an explicit yes from you, every time.
It shows its work
Every action it took, and what came of it, in plain language. No summary that hides the detail.
You can stop it
One switch and it stands down, mid-task, whenever you want.
Your data is not the product
It is not sold. It is not for sale. It is yours.

Get the afternoonback.

Brill is in development. Early access goes to a small number of people first: the ones who actually have the drawer.

No launch date. There is not one worth giving.