Brieflyv1 · public beta
Sources
Connected to your tools. Reading almost nothing.
Every connection is a one-time OAuth with the smallest read-only scope each provider offers. Here is exactly what each source shares with Briefly, what it never touches, and what it powers in your morning brief.
Gmail
gmail.readonlyInbox triage without opening the inbox — who needs you, who is waiting, what can wait.
What Briefly reads
- Subject lines and sender names
- Short message previews, capped at 200 characters
- Whether a thread looks like it needs action or is just FYI
Never read
- Full email bodies or attachments
- Drafts, spam, or trash
- Briefly can never send, modify, or delete email — the scope is strictly read-only
In your brief
“Inbox · 4 need action — James (Acme) wants a call this week; he proposed three times. Maria’s third nudge on the contract; she sounds tense.”
Google Calendar
calendar.readonlyYour day at a glance — what is on, when, and what is about to collide.
What Briefly reads
- Event titles and start/end times for today and tomorrow
- Attendee names, so the brief can say who you are meeting
Never read
- Event descriptions, attachments, or meeting notes
- Video call contents or recordings
- Briefly never creates, edits, or declines events on your behalf
In your brief
“Today — 10:00 Adam (Series A advisor) · 14:00 Helena re v2 mockups · 16:00 dentist.”
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Notion
read-only integrationKnow what moved in your workspace overnight without trawling the sidebar.
What Briefly reads
- Page titles in the pages and databases you explicitly share with Briefly
- Last-edited times, so the brief can flag what changed overnight
Never read
- Page content, body blocks, or comments
- Anything in pages you have not shared with the integration
- Briefly never edits or creates Notion content
In your brief
“Notion — 3 pages updated overnight. “Launch checklist” edited by Helena at 23:40.”
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Stripe
restricted read-only keyRevenue against your goal, every morning, without opening the dashboard.
What Briefly reads
- Revenue summaries — MRR, new subscriptions, cancellations
- Daily movement, so goals can be tracked against pace
Never read
- Card numbers or customer payment details
- Individual customer personal data
- Briefly connects with a restricted read-only key — it cannot move money or change anything
In your brief
“Goal · £10k MRR by Christmas — £9,180 · 91.8%, on pace for 9 Jun. Two new subs overnight (+£58).”
Shopify
read_orders · read_analyticsYesterday’s store performance, compared to what normal looks like.
What Briefly reads
- Daily order counts and revenue totals
- Trends versus previous periods, so the brief can say “up 22% on last Tuesday”
Never read
- Customer addresses or payment details
- Product costs, supplier data, or staff accounts
- Briefly never modifies your store, inventory, or orders
In your brief
“Store — 14 orders yesterday (£612), up 22% on last Tuesday. Best seller: the linen tote.”