A structured brief arrives 20 minutes before every external meeting. Who you're meeting, what was discussed, what you promised, and what you may have missed — automatically, every time.
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// How it works
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CALENDAR_WATCH
Swiv monitors your calendar continuously. External meetings are detected as they appear — no manual setup.
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TARGETED_FETCH
Only data about this specific contact is retrieved. Your inbox is never bulk-indexed. No ambient surveillance.
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LLM_EXTRACT
Threads, messages, and Slack history pass through a structured extraction layer. Signal from noise.
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BRIEF_DELIVERED
A dense brief arrives exactly 20 minutes before the meeting. Read it in two minutes. Walk in sharp.
// The brief
Every brief is generated fresh from your actual history with this person. No guesswork. No hallucination.
If it appears in the brief, it came from your own data.
Prior context
Commitments outstanding
What you may have missed
// Why it's different
Most tools try to be your second brain. Swiv is more focused — it does one thing exceptionally well, automatically, every time a meeting appears on your calendar. No dashboards to manage, no prompts to write.
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Targeted retrieval, not bulk indexing
Swiv only fetches data about the person you're meeting. Your inbox is not scanned wholesale. No ambient model trained on your communications.
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Commitments tracked across time
Every promise made in writing — "I'll send that over," "let's revisit in Q2" — is surfaced before the meeting. Nothing falls through.
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Missed signals, explicitly flagged
Unanswered emails. Replies you never opened. Follow-ups that went cold. The brief calls them out directly, not buried in a timeline.
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Silent. Automatic. Every time.
No manual trigger. No dashboard to check. Swiv delivers when it matters — not when you think to ask for it.
"I used to spend 10 minutes before every call scrolling through email history. Swiv does it in the background and I just read the summary."
"The missed reply flag alone has saved me from at least three awkward conversations. It's embarrassingly useful."
"It doesn't try to do everything. It does one thing — brief me before I walk in — and it does it well."
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