“Who is actually using this?”
Answering on real websites.
A Brief is a business’s own AI, on its own website. These businesses have one today. You don’t have to take our word for it: they are public websites, and you can open each one and ask it a question.

Scotch College
- Independent school
- Perth
- Live since August 2026
Families ask the school’s website about tours, enrolment and life at the College, and each answer is set as a page in Scotch’s own brand. Ask how to enrol and it sets out the steps in order.
Open the Admissions page and scroll a little: the Brief appears as a card with an answer already started.
Penrhos College
- Independent girls’ school
- Perth
- Live since October 2026
Families ask about enrolment, fees and life at the College, and each answer is set as a page in Penrhos’s own colours. Ask which year a child would start and it works the answer out from her date of birth.

Caporn Young
- Real estate and property management
- Fremantle
- Live since September 2026
Sellers, buyers and tenants ask the agency’s website and get a page back, written from the agency’s own guides. Its listings carry their own Briefs, each written from that property’s documents.
Locus Property
- Property developer
- Perth
- Live since September 2026
Locus’s Brief answers on the website of Monument East, its development in Fremantle. Buyers ask about the homes, the stages and what happens next, and can book a meeting with the project’s agents from the answer.

Soilux
- Product company
- Food-scrap composters
- Live since July 2026
Shoppers ask how the composter works, what goes in it and how to pay, and the Brief answers from Soilux’s own product material.
Ringlio
- Ours
- Live since October 2026
We use it ourselves. Ringlio’s own Brief answers from this website and our documents. Ask it what yours would cost, how a build works or where your data is kept.
More than we name
Other Briefs are live that aren’t listed here. We name a customer once they have said yes.