BrevoirCompany monitoring

Keep the next development connected to your last decision

Things change. Stay in the picture.

Say what would change your mind. When that condition is met, Brevoir brings your original reasoning back beside the new evidence.

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A luminous aperture held in a dark field

A different perspective

A decision is a point in time. Your thinking can keep going.

A company you passed on can become worth another conversation. The useful context is what you thought then, what you were waiting for and what changed.

Keep the reason with the decision and state the condition for revisiting it. Brevoir brings the two moments together when the condition is met. The next decision remains yours.

02 / Then, and what comes next

Keep the reason in the picture.

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What would change my mind?

Set a condition in your own words, such as a funding milestone, a hire, a launch or a date to look again.

Keep looking forward

Keep an open mind. Keep your reasons, too.

Follow the companies that matter without losing the context that made them matter.

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The room to do your work

Start where
you are.

Choose a plan with room for the companies and ongoing research you want to follow.

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Personal
$100 a month. 60 research credits a month. One seat.
Pro
$250 a month. 160 research credits a month. One seat.
Fund
$1,200 a month. 900 pooled research credits a month. 15 seats included.

Prices are in US dollars. A tax that applies where you are may be added at checkout.

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Good questions.

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What can bring a decision back?

You can set conditions such as a funding amount or stage, a named hire, a metric threshold, a launch or a date to look again. When a condition is met, Brevoir brings the original reasoning back beside the new evidence.

Does Brevoir change my decision?

No. A condition being met brings the decision back for your attention. You choose whether to revisit it or keep it, and record your reason.

Can I still see the original decision?

Yes. The original reason and evidence stay with that decision. Revisiting it records a new version, preserving the earlier view.