Briev turns the day's news into a short audio briefing, written and narrated on your device. Instead of a feed, you get a briefing. Briev reads across the political spectrum — left, right and center — clusters the reporting into stories, tracks how each one develops over time, and writes its own account of what happened. Nothing is republished: every word you hear is Briev's own. Three briefings: • Daily — what matters most today • Cross-spectrum — the same story as different sides are telling it • Blindspots — well-covered stories one side is skipping entirely The voice runs entirely on your phone, so briefings are generated on-device rather than streamed. Also in the app: coverage analytics showing how broadly a story is covered and how far apart the sides are, search across the archive, a reading library, and a home-screen widget.
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