Brev - The AI coworker that drives action on your goals

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Brev acts like your AI coworker in Slack who's really good at hitting goals. Tell Brev your team and company targets, and let it do the rest. Brev uses AI to connect goals, meetings, metrics, decisions, and work across the tools teams already use, so leaders can see where execution stands, understand why things are off track, and act earlier.

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Hey Product Hunt! Chris here, co-founder of Brev. We’re back! Thanks to everyone who supported our last #1 launch 🙌

Setting company goals is the easy part. Hitting them takes constant coordination across teams and tools: chasing updates, preparing meetings, spotting blockers, and following up on action items.


That’s where Brev comes in.

Our new AI coworker automatically tracks your goals, prepares your meetings, and follows up on action items to keep your teams aligned, accountable, and focused.


Try Brev here:

Here’s what’s new:

  • AI Coworkers: Agents in Slack and Teams that handle the coordination busywork.

  • Company Brain: Shared context that connects decisions across teams and preserves the “why.”

  • Goals: OKRs that update as work happens across your connected tools.

  • Cadences: Business reviews and recurring meetings with the prep already done.

  • Signals & Risks: Early warnings when execution starts drifting off track.

  • 50+ native integrations: Connect the tools where your team already works.

To get started, set your goals and direction in Brev, connect Slack or Teams and your relevant tools, and let Brev get to work.

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What’s one thing you’re still chasing people for every week? We’d love to hear it, and we’re here to answer your questions.

hi Chris, the worst part of my week is chasing half the team for where things stand before a Monday sync. Handing that off would give me my mornings back and I'd relax about the whole thing.

Thank you - happy to walk you through Brev and let you take it for a spin!

for me it's sign-off. the work's done, it's sitting on someone's call. i think half of what gets chased as a status update is really a decision nobody made yet. curious if brev can tell those apart