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Company intelligence for ops teams

Your company, understood.And what needs you next.

Connect the tools your team already uses. Bryeo learns how work actually moves through your company — who's carrying what, where things stall — and tells you what to act on first.

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Needs your attention

Wednesday 23 Sep

  • Vendor SLA review moved out 7 days

    At risk

    Now due 2 Oct. Blocks Warehouse contract renewal and Q4 carrier rate negotiation.

    Rohit Nair · 11 open tasks (team average 6)

    Reassign to A. MehtaDismiss

  • Invoice reconciliation — August is 2 days late

    Late

    Marked blocked on finance sign-off. Nothing downstream is waiting on it.

    Priya Iyer · 4 open tasks (team average 6)

    Nudge approverDismiss
Bryeo's attention queue for Sundara Logistics. The vendor SLA review sits at the top, marked at risk after moving out seven days, with a note that it blocks two other items. Each row shows the owner, their open task count against the team average, a suggested next action, and a dismiss control.

Start from what you already have.

Bring your work in from the tools you use today. From there, Bryeo takes over.

  • Google Sheets
  • Microsoft 365
  • Dynamics 365
  • Zoho CRM

The date moved on Tuesday. You heard about it on Friday.

Not a visibility problem in the abstract. Four things that happen in a week.

  • A date moved in a tab nobody opened.

    Someone pushed a deadline out a week. It was in the sheet, correct, and unread — until the work behind it missed too.

  • Two people were blocked on the same person.

    Neither said so, because neither knew about the other. The person holding them up didn't know either.

  • The weekly review ran on memory.

    Whatever nobody remembered to raise never came up. The tracker was accurate the whole time.

  • The status meeting exists to audit the tracker.

    Everyone updates it. Nobody trusts it. So you meet to find out what it missed.

Bring it in. Let it learn. Act on what matters.

  1. 01

    Bring your work in

    Point Bryeo at the sheet, file, or table you run on today. It comes in as it is — no template, no clean-up first.

    bryeo.com/dashboard/settings — Connect a source

    Connect a source

    Google SheetsSelected
    Microsoft 365 Excel
    Dynamics 365

    What Bryeo found

    7 items, 5 people, 3 dependencies. Ready to bring in.

    The connect-a-source screen. Google Sheets, Microsoft 365 Excel, and Dynamics 365 are listed; Google Sheets is selected, and Bryeo reports finding 7 items, 5 people, and 3 dependencies ready to bring in.
  2. 02

    Bryeo learns how your company moves

    It builds a picture of your work and your people: what depends on what, who is carrying how much, where things stall.

    bryeo.com/dashboard

    Needs your attention

    Wednesday 23 Sep

    • Vendor SLA review moved out 7 days

      At risk

      Now due 2 Oct. Blocks Warehouse contract renewal and Q4 carrier rate negotiation.

      Rohit Nair · 11 open tasks (team average 6)

      Reassign to A. MehtaDismiss

    • Invoice reconciliation — August is 2 days late

      Late

      Marked blocked on finance sign-off. Nothing downstream is waiting on it.

      Priya Iyer · 4 open tasks (team average 6)

      Nudge approverDismiss
    Bryeo's attention queue for Sundara Logistics. The vendor SLA review sits at the top, marked at risk after moving out seven days, with a note that it blocks two other items. Each row shows the owner, their open task count against the team average, a suggested next action, and a dismiss control.
  3. 03

    You act on what it surfaces

    Bryeo puts the next action in front of you and explains why. You approve or dismiss, and it gets sharper each time.

    bryeo.com/dashboard — Recommendation

    Recommended next action

    Move Vendor SLA review to Devan Rao

    Why: the date has moved twice, it blocks two downstream items, and its owner is carrying 11 open tasks against a team average of 6.

    ApproveDismiss
    A recommendation card proposing that the vendor SLA review be reassigned, with the reasoning shown beneath it and Approve and Dismiss buttons.
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What Bryeo does

Attention queue

It knows what matters before you ask.

Everything needing you, ordered by what it holds up. Bryeo follows the chain — not just what is late, but what that makes late next.

In practice

“Vendor SLA review moved out seven days. It blocks the warehouse contract renewal and Q4 carrier rates.” The chain is the point — not that one date changed, but what changes with it.

bryeo.com/dashboard

Needs your attention

Wednesday 23 Sep

  • Vendor SLA review moved out 7 days

    At risk

    Now due 2 Oct. Blocks Warehouse contract renewal and Q4 carrier rate negotiation.

    Rohit Nair · 11 open tasks (team average 6)

    Reassign to A. MehtaDismiss

  • Invoice reconciliation — August is 2 days late

    Late

    Marked blocked on finance sign-off. Nothing downstream is waiting on it.

    Priya Iyer · 4 open tasks (team average 6)

    Nudge approverDismiss
Bryeo's attention queue for Sundara Logistics. The vendor SLA review sits at the top, marked at risk after moving out seven days, with a note that it blocks two other items. Each row shows the owner, their open task count against the team average, a suggested next action, and a dismiss control.

MARK

Ask your company a question.

MARK answers from what is happening right now, and every claim links back to where it came from. When the evidence is thin, it says so instead of guessing.

A real question

Ask “what's at risk this week?” and the answer names Vendor SLA review, the two items it blocks, and that Rohit Nair is carrying 11 open tasks against a team average of 6 — each claim linked to the row it came from.

bryeo.com/dashboard — MARK

What's at risk this week?

Two things. Vendor SLA review moved to 2 Oct — seven days later than it was. It blocks the warehouse contract renewal and the Q4 carrier rate negotiation, so both of those move with it.

The owner, Rohit Nair, is carrying 11 open tasks against a team average of 6. That's the pattern behind the date moving twice.

SourcesOps tracker · row 2Rohit Nair · workload
The MARK side rail. A question reads "What's at risk this week?" and the answer names the vendor SLA review moving to 2 Oct, the two items it blocks, and that its owner carries 11 open tasks against a team average of 6. Each claim carries a citation link back to its source row.

Recaps and weekly summaries

The update leadership actually reads.

Meeting recaps and a weekly summary written from what changed — including how Bryeo's own calls turned out, because it checks its predictions against what happened.

Friday's summary

Friday's summary lists what moved, what's still blocked, and how last week's flags resolved — including the ones Bryeo got wrong.

bryeo.com/dashboard/recap

Week ending 25 Sep 2026

Sundara Logistics · Operations

What moved
Vendor SLA review went from 25 Sep to 2 Oct. Warehouse contract renewal and Q4 carrier rates both shifted with it.
Still blocked
Invoice reconciliation, waiting on finance sign-off since 21 Sep.
Last week's flags
Three items were flagged at risk. Two shipped on time after reassignment; one is the SLA review above.
A weekly summary for Sundara Logistics for the week ending 25 Sep 2026. It lists what moved, what is still blocked, and how the previous week's flags resolved.

The questions worth asking.

Bryeo connects to the systems your company runs on. That deserves a straight answer.

What can Bryeo see?
The sources you connect, and nothing else. Access is read-only, so Bryeo can learn from your files but can never edit, move, or delete them.
How does it understand my team?
From the work itself — who owns what, how much each person is carrying, what waits on whom, and which calls you approve or dismiss. That is how it learns your company, and it gets better at it every week.
Is this monitoring my team?
No. Bryeo understands people through their work, never keystrokes, screens, webcams, private messages, or browsing history. It exists to show you where your team needs support, not what they are doing every minute.
  • Row-level security on every table
  • Integration tokens encrypted at rest
  • Webhook signatures verified
  • MARK answers scoped to the asker's permissions
  • Company data stored in Postgres in Singapore
  • Configurable retention with hard delete
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Who this is for.

Built for

  • Companies of 25–250 people
  • Teams whose work is already tracked in spreadsheets, email, or Dynamics
  • The person accountable for delivery across several teams
  • Leaders who want to keep the tools their team already uses

Not built for

  • Anyone looking to monitor employees — Bryeo understands people through their work, it doesn't watch them
  • Teams who want another system somebody has to keep updated by hand

Per seat, from 25 seats.

All features included with paid plans. Only seat count and recap minutes change.

Pro starts at 25 seats — $79 covers your whole team up to 25.

Pro

Best at your size

Pro starts at 25 seats

$79/mo

25 seats included

3,000 recap minutes

Then $4.20 per additional seat

  • Recap overage 4 credits/min (₹4)
  • Buy more credits anytime
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Max

Flat rate

$259/mo

Up to 100 people

12,000 recap minutes

No per-seat add-on

  • Recap overage 4 credits/min (₹4)
  • Buy more credits anytime
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Enterprise

Above 100 seats

Quoted

100+ people

Recap minutes to fit

Everything in Max, plus:

  • SSO / SAML
  • Audit log export
  • DPA
  • Security review
  • Custom data retention
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All features included with paid plans

Intelligence

  • MARK with citations
  • Delay and bottleneck flags
  • Recommendations you approve
  • Predictions scored against outcomes

Attention & tasks

  • Attention queue ranked by impact
  • Daily pass for what needs action
  • Email-to-task (CC Bryeo)
  • People and team views

Meetings

  • Recap for Meet, Teams, and Zoom
  • Meeting actions as create-or-link suggestions
  • Buy more recap minutes anytime

Data sources

  • Google Sheets
  • Microsoft 365 Excel
  • Dynamics 365
  • Manual tasks

Workspace

  • Leadership Command Center
  • Employee workspace for own tasks
  • Invite your whole team
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Questions worth asking.

Only the sources you connect. Access is read-only, so Bryeo can never edit or delete anything in them. Your data is stored in Postgres in Singapore with row-level security on every table. When you ask MARK something, the part of your data relevant to the question goes to a third-party model provider to generate the answer, scoped to what you're allowed to see.

There's no migration project. Your work comes in from the sheet or system you use today, exactly as it is — no template to configure and no clean-up first. From there your team works in Bryeo, and what they update is what leadership sees.

One person with access to the source brings it in — usually the ops lead, not IT. Bryeo works from what's already there, so the first pass is useful immediately, and it gets sharper as it builds up weeks of your company's history.

A project management tool is a place to put work. It knows what you typed and nothing more. Bryeo starts from the work you already have and then builds an understanding on top of it — what depends on what, who is overloaded, what is about to go wrong. A board waits to be read. Bryeo tells you what needs you.

Every answer cites the row, task, or person it came from, so you can check it rather than trust it. When the evidence is thin, MARK says so instead of filling the gap. Bryeo also scores its own delay and bottleneck predictions against what actually happened, so its track record on your data is something you can look at rather than something we assert.

Pro is $79 (≈₹7,505) for 25 seats, then $4.20 (≈₹399) per additional seat. Max is $259 (≈₹24,605) flat for up to 100. They cross at 70 seats, and the slider on this page shows which one is cheaper at your headcount. Only meeting recap is metered: overage is 4 credits per minute (₹4), and you set a monthly spend ceiling that defaults to 2× your base. We warn at 80%; at 100% new recordings pause while everything else keeps running.

It's built for 25–250 person companies whose work is tracked in spreadsheets and email, and bought by whoever is accountable for delivery across teams. It isn't for companies under 25 people, since Pro starts at 25 seats and you'd pay for capacity you don't need. It isn't for teams already fully migrated to a rigid PM tool that everyone keeps current. And it isn't for anyone who wants to monitor employees — Bryeo reads work items, not people.

Bryeo is in limited early access. Request access on this page — we review personally and email you a signup link if it's a fit. Once you're in, you connect a source, Bryeo learns how work moves, and you finish setup in a short onboarding flow. Pricing is shown for reference; there's no charge during early access.

Who's building this.

Ishaan

Product and engineering

I kept watching teams miss deadlines that were sitting in their own spreadsheets, visible, weeks earlier. The information existed. Nothing was holding it together.

So that's what I'm building: an intelligence layer for a company, where the work, the people and the decisions connect like a brain instead of sitting in separate files. A company that remembers what happened, understands who is carrying what, and knows what matters next.

Ishita

Business, customers and investment

I look after the side of Bryeo that isn't code: the people who use it, the partnerships around it, and the investment behind it.

If you bring Bryeo into your company, you'll be dealing with me. My job is making sure it does what we said it would, and being reachable when it doesn't. Ask the hard questions early — I would much rather answer them now than have you discover the answer six months in.

Bryeo is early. You would be early with it.We both read founders@bryeo.com.

Give your company a memory.

Tell us where to reach you. We'll review personally and email you a signup link if it's a fit.

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