Braxby

Braxby is a personal events concierge. It learns what you actually like, keeps track of what's on, and tells you the few things worth your evening — at home and wherever you're headed. ASK LIKE YOU'D ASK A FRIEND No filters, no search syntax. "Something good this weekend?" "Jazz, small room, nothing before seven." Braxby answers with a short opinion and then the goods. Every recommendation carries a booking link — Braxby doesn't sell tickets, it makes sure you're holding the right link at the right moment. TELL IT THINGS AND IT DOES THEM Mention a trip and it's on your calendar, on your timeline, and Braxby is already scouting the destination. Track an artist so you hear when tickets go on sale. Change your city. Undo anything. Every action leaves a receipt and a way back. IT SPEAKS FIRST WHEN IT MATTERS When there is genuinely something worth saying — a free Saturday and a good match, a weekend taking shape, tickets opening for someone you follow — Braxby writes to you. Two or three lines, never more. When there's nothing worth saying, it stays quiet. That's the deal. YOUR CALENDAR, YOUR RULES Braxby keeps its own plan for you, and your real calendar is a sync target you control. Three switches in Settings decide whether Braxby may read your calendar, whether it may add events, and whether it may change entries it did not create — that last one is off unless you turn it on. Choose which of your calendars it reads, and which one receives anything it adds. WHAT BRAXBY ASKS FOR, AND WHY Braxby asks for the narrowest access that does the job: your basic profile, the list of calendars you're subscribed to, and permission to create and manage events. It does not ask to share your calendars or delete them. You can decline calendar access at sign-in and still use Braxby — it will plan without seeing your schedule. Braxby works on your phone and in any browser at app.braxby.com.