Scribbble, the AI assistant in SayBriefly
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New chat. Explain the client again.
Scribbble
knows all your projects, emails, and meetings. Just say it. Scribbble's listening.
The world's first agent built specifically for freelancers doing client work. Chat or
talk about your meetings, projects, and emails the way your brain actually works.
Oh, and it's a little neurodivergent. Turns out, that's a feature.
Notes are the easy part.
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Takes the notes, so you can be in the call
Mac app only
Finds the emails that actually need you
when you ask
when you ask
Remembers what the client agreed to
Catches "small thing, can we add…" before it costs you
Knows which client every task belongs to
Builds your to-do list without you typing it
when you ask
when you ask
Lets clients book you, no back and forth
connector
connector
Spots scope creep hiding in Figma comments
Turns what you say into what you'd have typed
Made for people who bill clients
Questions
What people ask about Scribbble.
What is Scribbble?
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Scribbble is the AI assistant inside SayBriefly. You ask it in plain words, typed or spoken, and it works across your meetings, projects, to-do list, briefs and scope alerts: it answers questions, creates and moves tasks, and plans your day.
What can I ask the AI assistant?
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Things like "What did Maria say about the deadline?", "Move the homepage cards to In Review", "Add a checklist for launch", "What's on my plate today?" or "Which clients asked for extra work this week?".
Can it answer questions about my meetings?
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Yes. Ask about any meeting SayBriefly captured, even from months ago, and it answers from the notes and transcript.
Does it change things on its own?
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It acts when you ask it to: creating tasks, moving cards, adding checklists or labels. It doesn't send email for you; it can draft a reply for you to open in Gmail and send yourself.
Does it know what I'm looking at?
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Yes. Ask a follow-up while a meeting note, card, scope alert or project is open and it uses that as context, so you don't have to explain which one you mean.
Can I talk to it instead of typing?
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Yes. Speak to it with SayBriefly's built-in dictation.
Can it read screenshots and files?
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Yes. Drop in a screenshot, a Figma frame or a document and ask about it.
Is the AI assistant included?
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Yes. Scribbble is part of SayBriefly, together with the meeting notetaker, scope alerts, project boards, to-do list and calendar.
How is Scribbble different from ChatGPT or Claude?
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ChatGPT and Claude are general assistants. Scribbble is a specialist for client management and project delivery: it reads your meeting transcripts, knows each client's projects, briefs and scope alerts, and has tools to create tasks, move cards and plan your day inside SayBriefly.
Can I use ChatGPT and SayBriefly together?
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Yes, and most people do. Use ChatGPT for the blank page, and Scribbble for anything about your clients, meetings and projects.
What is the best AI assistant for freelancers?
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One that already knows your clients. General assistants are great for writing; for running client work, pick an AI agent that has your meetings, projects and briefs, like Scribbble in SayBriefly.
What is an AI agent for project management?
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An AI agent that does project steps for you, like creating tasks, moving cards and planning the day, instead of only suggesting them. Scribbble does this on your SayBriefly boards and to-do list.
Why does ChatGPT keep forgetting my client details?
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Each new chat starts fresh unless you paste the context in again, and very long chats can lose track of early details. Scribbble works from what SayBriefly already stores for each client, their calls, emails, brief and board, so there's nothing to re-explain.

It's 4pm on a Friday. The brief is locked, the client is happy, and Scribbble already sent the meeting recap. You close the laptop.
That's the point.
The teammate you
never got to hire.
Ask about any meeting.
Run the board in a sentence.
Plan the day.
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