Get Crux turns client conversations, transcripts, notes and documents into structured, editable marketing briefs for agencies. Research is opt-in per brief. When information is missing, recommendations are marked for client confirmation and open questions are surfaced. Briefs can be exported to PDF or Word, or published to Notion. Phase 1 briefing is live in early access.
I built Get Crux around a simple problem: the brief should be the strategic anchor of agency work, but assembling it from meeting notes, transcripts, emails and documents often steals time from the thinking itself.
Get Crux turns that source material into a structured, editable marketing brief. Research is opt-in for each brief. Where the source is incomplete, recommendations are labelled for client confirmation and open questions remain visible instead of being quietly filled in as fact. Briefs can be exported to Word or PDF, or published to Notion.
Phase 1 briefing is live in early access. Crux Free includes two briefs, with no credit card required. Paid checkout is not active yet.
I’d especially value feedback from agency account managers, strategists and creative leaders:
- What would make you trust an AI-assisted brief enough to put it in front of a client?
- Which part of your briefing workflow still causes the most friction?
Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be here throughout launch day and would genuinely appreciate your feedback.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m Arjun, founder of Get Crux.
I built Get Crux around a simple problem: the brief should be the strategic anchor of agency work, but assembling it from meeting notes, transcripts, emails and documents often steals time from the thinking itself.
Get Crux turns that source material into a structured, editable marketing brief. Research is opt-in for each brief. Where the source is incomplete, recommendations are labelled for client confirmation and open questions remain visible instead of being quietly filled in as fact. Briefs can be exported to Word or PDF, or published to Notion.
Phase 1 briefing is live in early access. Crux Free includes two briefs, with no credit card required. Paid checkout is not active yet.
I’d especially value feedback from agency account managers, strategists and creative leaders:
- What would make you trust an AI-assisted brief enough to put it in front of a client?
- Which part of your briefing workflow still causes the most friction?
Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be here throughout launch day and would genuinely appreciate your feedback.