Shizuri
AI brief for busy teams

Everything your team said today, on one quiet page.

Shizuri reads your chat, mail, docs and tickets overnight, then writes a single morning brief. Every line links to where it came from.

Free for 14 days · No card · Your data never trains models
Reads · chat · mail · docs · tickets · calendarReady by 07:00
How the brief is written
Yesterday, 1,284 messages arrived.
Shizuri reads every one, and lets most of them fall.
Six lines are left. Each one shows where it came from.
Read0messages · 14 sources
Kept0worth your morning
Brief6lines · 90 seconds to read
Morning brief · Tue 14 Oct
This morning, in six lines
今朝の要約
01
Launch moves to Thursday 23 October.
#launch · 38 messages
02
Onboarding copy is approved. The pricing page still shows the old one.
Docs · 4 edits
03
Three Grove customers asked for SSO this week.
Tickets · 3
04
Kenji needs the Q4 hiring plan from you. He has asked twice.
Mail · 2 threads
05
Payments review: two findings, both small.
#eng-payments · 11
06
Design review is now at 15:00.
Calendar
Sources

Reads where your team already writes.

Fourteen kinds of sources, connected in a few clicks. Shizuri reads what you can already see, and nothing you can't.

612
Team chat
Channels, threads, DMs you're in
204
Email
Threads you're on, not newsletters
188
Docs
Edits, comments, approvals
131
Tickets
New, escalated, waiting on you
42
Calendar
Moves, conflicts, prep notes
17
Meetings
Transcripts, decisions, owners
39
Code reviews
Blocked reviews, merged work
22
CRM
Deals that moved, renewals
11
Sheets
Numbers that crossed a line
8
Wiki
Pages that changed policy
6
Forms
New responses worth reading
3
Files
Shared with you, overdue
1
Status pages
Incidents, recoveries
—
Voice notes
Quick notes from the road
Numbers show what was read yesterday for one demo team. 1,284 in total.
A day with Shizuri

It works while you sleep, then stays out of the way.

06:00
Tuesday · JST
06:00Reading
Shizuri reads the night.
1,284 messages across 14 sources, including the Lisbon team's evening. Nothing is sent to you yet.
07:00Brief
Your brief is ready.
Six lines, about 90 seconds. Decisions first, then what needs you, then what you can safely leave.
09:40Ask
You ask a question.
“What did we decide about SSO?” The answer arrives in four seconds with three sources you can open.
13:00Quiet hours
Quiet hours hold the noise.
41 notifications waited. Two came through, because they named you and had a deadline today.
17:30Hand-off
The hand-off writes itself.
A two-line note for the team waking up in Lisbon: what changed, and who owns it now.
Ask

Ask about today. Every answer shows where it came from.

Plain questions, short answers, and numbered sources you can open. If Shizuri can't find it, it says so.

What did we decide about SSO?reading…
1DocsSSO plan v2 · approved by InesMon 13 Oct
2TicketsHanakaze Foods · SAML requestTue 14 Oct
3Chat#support · “use the Nov 6 date”Tue 09:12
Quiet hours

Forty-one pings, held. Two let through.

Shizuri holds notifications while you work and lets through only what names you with a deadline. Drag the brush to compare an afternoon.

Without · 13:00–17:30
#random
the office plants need water
2
Mail
Your weekly usage report is ready
#design
pushed v3 of the empty states
5
#eng
flaky test on main again
12
Calendar
Reminder: all-hands in 15 min
#sales
Kōbe Logistics signed 🎉
9
Mail
Newsletter: 12 AI tools you missed
#support
resolved: password reset loop
3
Docs
Aiko commented on Pricing FAQ
3
#launch
is the date still the 21st?
38
Tickets
New: export button missing
#random
lunch at the ramen place?
7
#eng
deploy 2,381 finished
Mail
Re: Re: Fwd: invoice copy
4
#design
the petal icon is 2px off
2
Chat
Mei: offsite budget?
1
Mail
Kenji: Q4 hiring plan?
2
#eng
who owns staging certs?
6
With Shizuri · 13:00–17:30
Let through · 2
Kenji needs the Q4 hiring plan today.
Mei needs the offsite budget before Thursday.
41held until 17:30, then folded into one line of your hand-off note.
← 43 notifications2 notifications →
Every line has a source

Nothing in the brief is a guess. Follow any line back.

Hover a line to see the messages it was written from. Open any of them in the app they came from.

Morning brief · Tue 14 Oct
01Launch moves to Thursday 23 October.3 src
02Three Grove customers asked for SSO.3 src
03Kenji needs the Q4 hiring plan from you.2 src
04Design review is now at 15:00.1 src
#launchmoving launch to Thursday the 23rdTue 07:41
#eng-paymentstwo findings, both smallMon 16:20
CalendarLaunch · Thu 23 OctTue 07:55
TicketsHanakaze Foods · SAML requestTue 08:10
TicketsŌmi Studio · SSO for 60 seatsMon 11:02
#supportGrove customer asks about SAMLMon 15:30
MailKenji · Re: Q4 hiring planTue 08:02
MailKenji · following upMon 17:48
CalendarDesign review → 15:00Tue 07:20
What it does

Six things it does well, and nothing it shouldn't.

Written in your language
Briefs in English, Japanese, Portuguese and 21 more. Each person picks their own.
EN日本語PT+21
ローンチは10月23日(木)に変更。
Quiet hours
Hold notifications while you focus. Only what names you with a deadline gets through.
41 held · 2 let through
Only what changed
Yesterday's brief is the baseline. Today's shows what is new, what moved, and what is finished.
+ 2 decisionsnew
14 threads resolvedgone
Hand-offs across time zones
At the end of your day, a two-line note for the team that is just starting theirs.
18:00
Tokyo
→
10:00
Lisbon
Answers with sources
Ask in plain words. Every sentence cites the messages it came from, numbered.
SSO ships 6 Nov 1 for Grove 2
Private by default
It reads only what you can see. Your data is never used to train any model.
Never used to train models
In numbers

Less to read. More of the morning back.

0min
saved per person, per day
Median across 212 teams in September 2026
0%
of briefs read before 09:00
The brief is short enough to finish
0:1
messages to each brief line
1,284 messages became six lines
0min
to connect the first two sources
No admin, no setup call
From teams who read less

Quiet, in their words.

Drag to read · 6 teams

I used to start the day with 300 unread. Now I start it with six lines and a coffee.

Aiko Tanabe
Head of Operations · Ōmi Studio

The sources are the point. I can forward a line to my CEO and she can check it herself.

Rafael Moura
Chief of Staff · Porto Freight

Quiet hours gave me my afternoons back. The two things that came through actually needed me.

Hannah Kessler
Engineering Manager · Lindenfeld

Our Osaka and Lisbon teams finally overlap, even though they never meet on a call.

Kenji Arai
VP Product · Hanakaze Foods

We turned it on for 40 people on a Thursday. By Monday nobody asked for the weekly status meeting.

Priya Nair
COO · Tidewell

It says “I couldn't find that” when it can't. That is why I trust the rest of it.

Sofia Lind
Legal Counsel · Halvard Health
Security

Quiet about your data, too.

An assistant that reads everything has to be the most careful tool you own. These are the rules it runs on.

Reads only what you can see
Permissions follow each source. A private channel stays private.
Never trains on your data
Not ours, not a partner's. Written into every contract.
Your region, your choice
Store and process in the EU, US or Japan.
You set the memory
Keep 7, 30 or 90 days. Deleted means deleted, within 24 hours.
SSO, SAML and SCIM
On Grove. Offboarding removes access everywhere at once.
A full audit log
Every brief, every question, every export. Downloadable.
Encrypted at rest · AES-256 · TLS 1.3 in transit
Audit log · todayExport CSV
09:02Kenji viewed the brief
09:40Ask · “what did we decide about SSO?”
11:15Admin changed memory to 30 days
13:00Quiet hours on · 41 held
17:30Hand-off sent to Lisbon
SOC 2 Type IIISO 27001GDPRAPPI (Japan)HIPAA-ready on Grove
Pricing

Pay per person. Stop any morning.

Every plan starts with a 14-day trial of Bloom. No card until you decide.

Bud
For one person trying a quieter morning.
Free
Start free
One brief a day
3 sources
Ask, 20 questions a day
7-day memory
English and Japanese
Bloom
For teams up to 50 who share a brief.
$10per person / month, billed yearly
Start 14-day trial
Everything in Bud
All 14 sources
Unlimited Ask with sources
Quiet hours and hand-offs
90-day memory
24 languages
Grove
For organisations with an admin and a policy.
$20per person / month, billed yearly
Talk to us
Everything in Bloom
SSO, SAML and SCIM
Data residency: EU, US, JP
Audit log and exports
Custom memory and retention
Named support, 4-hour reply
All plans · never trains on your data · cancel from the brief · prices in USD, local tax may apply
Questions

Asked often, answered plainly.

Something else? Write to us. A person answers within a working day.

Only sources you connect, and only what your own account can already see: channels you're in, mail you're on, docs shared with you. It never reads private spaces you don't belong to.

By 07:00 in your time zone, every working day. You can move it, skip weekends, or get a second, shorter brief after lunch.

It looks for decisions, deadlines, anything that names you, and anything that changed since yesterday. You can pin topics or people, and mute channels, from the brief itself.

No. Not by us, not by the model providers we use. It's in the contract and in the product settings you can inspect.

Yes, which is why every line shows its sources. If it can't find something, it says so instead of guessing.

Briefs and answers in 24 languages, including English, Japanese, Portuguese, German and Korean. Each person chooses their own.

About four minutes for the first two sources. Admins can connect a whole workspace on Bloom or Grove.

Changelog · every two weeks

Small, quiet improvements, shipped often.

All updates →

3.8

3.8

Hand-offs between time zones

Hand-offs between time zones

At the end of your day, Shizuri writes a two-line note for the team that is just starting theirs.

At the end of your day, Shizuri writes a two-line note for the team that is just starting theirs.

New

New

3.7

3.7

An afternoon brief, if you want one

An afternoon brief, if you want one

A shorter second brief at 14:00 covers only what changed since the morning.

A shorter second brief at 14:00 covers only what changed since the morning.

New

New

3.6

3.6

Ask shows how sure it is

Ask shows how sure it is

Answers now say when sources disagree, and name the newest one.

Answers now say when sources disagree, and name the newest one.

Improved

Improved

3.5

3.5

Japanese briefs, reviewed by native editors

Japanese briefs, reviewed by native editors

Briefs in Japanese now read like they were written in Japanese, with the right level of politeness.

Briefs in Japanese now read like they were written in Japanese, with the right level of politeness.

Improved

Improved

Two sources, four minutes

Try one quiet morning. Keep it if it gives you back an hour.

Start free for 14 daysNo card. Cancel from the brief itself.
Next brief in

Tomorrow at 07:00, one quiet page.

Connect two sources in four minutes. Your first brief arrives tomorrow morning, before the first meeting.

Start freeTalk to us
© 2026 Shizuri · A fictional company for this templateMade quietly · Tokyo · Lisbon · Toronto

Create a free website with Framer, the website builder loved by startups, designers and agencies.