Research a company before a meeting and give me a briefing

It reads the company’s site and news in its own Chrome and writes a briefing, on its own computer, which you can watch. Signing up is free, with no install and no card; a dedicated cloud computer starts at $19/month with AI credits included.

Why a chat assistant alone cannot do this

A chat reply knows little about a small company and nothing about this month. A computer with its own browser opens the company’s own pages and recent news, and writes down what it found with the link for each point.

How it goes

You name the company and what the meeting is about, using the prompt below.
It opens the company’s site, its news and public profiles in its own browser and notes the facts it finds.
It answers with a one-page briefing: what they do, size if stated, recent news, and three questions to ask, each fact with its link.

What you tell it

The exact prompt. The button at the bottom of this page puts it in your own chat, ready to run.

I have a meeting with <company> on Thursday about a partnership. Read their website, recent news and public profiles. Write a one-page briefing: what they do, team size if stated, recent news, and three questions I could ask. Link every fact.

Limits, said plainly

It reads public pages. Private details and paywalled profiles stay out unless you sign in once on the live screen.
A fact without a link is not stated; where it found nothing, it says so.
Check anything important before the meeting.

What it costs

Spark$19/mo2 GB burst RAM · 20 GB diskAI usage includedEnough for the agent, a browser and light terminal work.Choose Spark →Surge$39/mo4 GB burst RAM · 40 GB disk2× AI usageRoom for Claude Code or Codex plus Chrome, builds and tests.Choose Surge →Apex$79/mo8 GB burst RAM · 80 GB disk5× AI usageHeavier repos, several sessions at once, frontier models.Choose Apex →Godmode$159/mo16 GB burst RAM · 160 GB disk10× AI usageThe most memory and disk, priority compute.Choose Godmode →

USD per month, billed by Stripe, cancel any time (effective at the end of the period). The machine runs around the clock while the plan is active. Details: pricing, credits and usage windows.

Questions people ask

Where does the information come from?

The company’s own site, news articles and public profiles, each with its link.

Can it brief me on a person?

Only from public pages, and it is better suited to companies. Be careful with personal information.

How long does a briefing take?

Typically minutes, depending on how many pages it opens.