Braxby
The concierge who already knows what you'd hate to miss.
Braxby reads the calendar you keep and the inbox you don't, learns your taste, and becomes the resident expert on everything worth going to — at home, and everywhere you're headed.
Scroll — your first month with Braxby ↓
Minute one
It starts with a conversation,
not a form.
Sign in with the account you already live in — Google or Microsoft. There's no setup questionnaire. Braxby reads your calendar and the event emails buried in your inbox, and a few minutes later, it tells you who you are.
17:03◦◦◦
Getting to know you
Give me a few minutes with your inbox — I'm finding the gigs, trips and bookings hiding in there.
Here's what I learned
You're a Thursday-night live-music person — small rooms, not stadiums.
Two festivals this year, a taste for natural wine bars, and you never book anything before 7pm. Sound right?
Spot onNot quite…
Tell Braxby anything…
ConciergeJourneyYou
Why this matters: most apps ask you twenty questions and know nothing. Braxby asks none and arrives already fluent in you. The reveal is a moment of delight — and a correction point. Say "not quite" and it listens.
Day one
Just ask. Like you'd ask a friend
who always knows.
No filters, no search syntax. Say what you're in the mood for and Braxby answers like an expert — a short opinion, 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.
19:41◦◦◦
something good this weekend? jazz maybe
Two worth your time — and one of them is in a 90-seat room.
B
Sat · 8pm · The Cellar
Bill Laurance Trio
You played his last record twice this month
Get tickets ↗🗓
More like thisWhat about Sunday?
ConciergeJourneyYou
The card is quiet on purpose. Date, title, one line of why, one brass button. The persuasion lives in Braxby's voice above it — the card is just the handle you pull.
Day three
Tell it things.
It actually does them.
Braxby isn't only for asking — it's for telling. Mention a trip and it's on your calendar, in your timeline, and Braxby is already scouting the destination. Change your city, track an artist, undo a mistake — all in plain words.
08:12◦◦◦
I'm in Lisbon October 3rd to 8th
Lisbon in early October — lovely. It's on your calendar, and I'm already looking at what's on while you're there.
✓ Trip added · 3–8 OctUndo
What's on during the trip?Track fado nights
ConciergeJourneyYou
Every action leaves a receipt — and an Undo. Braxby moves fast because taking things back is one tap. Trust is the feature.
Friday · 5:12 pm
Then one day,
Braxby speaks first.
This is where Braxby stops being an app and starts being a concierge. When it has something genuinely worth saying — a free evening and a perfect match, a weekend taking shape — it writes to you. Two or three lines, never more. And if there's nothing worth saying? Silence. That's the deal.
17:12◦◦◦
New from Braxby
Weekend ahead
Your Saturday's free, and the natural wine fair is back at the docks.
One day only. Shall I pencil it in?
Add itWhat else?Not this one
ConciergeJourneyYou
The eyebrow tells you why Braxby wrote — WEEKEND AHEAD, TODAY'S PICK, FROM YOUR RADAR — before you've read a word. At most one message a day, four a week. Being quiet is how it earns the right to speak.
Week two
Your whole future,
on one page.
The Journey is the second tab: everything ahead of you on a single timeline. Your next trip leads as the hero. Trips unfold as chapters with Braxby's picks inside them; the weekends at home in between get their own quiet moments. Chat and Journey point at each other — tap any trip and ask Braxby about it.
09:30◦◦◦
In 9 weeks
Lisbon
Lisbon 3–6 · Porto 6–8 🚆
This Saturday
Natural wine fair
The docks · added from chat
Weekend of 14 Sep
At home
2 picks · one free evening
3–8 Oct
Lisbon & Porto
6 picks lined up · ask Braxby →
ConciergeJourneyYou
One spine, two kinds of chapters. Trips and home weekends interleave chronologically — because your life isn't split into "travel" and "everything else," and neither is Braxby's thinking.
Two months ahead
The big ones sell out.
Braxby watches the clock you can't.
Every event has two dates: when it happens, and when you must decide. For the landmark ones — the festival that sells out in an hour, the tour that won't come back — those can be a year apart. Braxby tracks the second clock for you, from four weeks out to twelve months, scaled to how serious the event is.
21:42◦◦◦
Worth planning · next July
Glastonbury just confirmed its 2027 dates — and registration closes in October, nine months early.
Three of last year's headliners are in your rotation. This is the one decision worth making now.
Remind me before it closesNot for me
Booking windowAll radar →
On sale FriHockney — timed entry
During Lisbon trip
Book by Fri 9am
AnnouncedGlastonbury 2027
23–27 Jun 2027
Register by Oct
ConciergeJourneyYou
Never fake urgency. Braxby only says "sells out" when it has the receipts — past sell-outs, real on-sale data. So when it does say it, you move.
On-sale morning · 9:00
The only notification
that's allowed to interrupt you.
Daily picks wait politely in the thread. Weekend ideas wait. Only a closing window may reach your lock screen — which means when Braxby buzzes, it means exactly one thing: act today, or lose it. The link is already warm.
9:00
Friday 13 March
O Braxby · now
On sale now — Fontaines D.C.
Vicar Street, 14 March. Last Dublin show sold out by lunch. The link's ready for you.
Tap it and you land on the exact message in the thread, link first. From lock screen to checkout in two taps — that's the whole point of knowing you this well.
Always
You're the client.
Braxby never forgets it.
Everything Braxby believes about you is visible in the You tab — and correctable in a sentence. "Not for me" teaches it. "Stop watching that" stops it. "Undo" takes it back. Quiet hours are respected, silence is honored, and the concierge's opinion of you is always yours to edit.
22:30◦◦◦
less classical, more electronic from now on
Noted — dialing up electronic, easing off the concert halls.
✓ Preference savedUndo
and don't message me before 10am
Done. Mornings are yours.
ConciergeJourneyYou
No settings maze. The deepest preference controls in the app are sentences. The You tab shows you what Braxby learned; the conversation is how you change it.
The arrangement
Free is a real concierge.
Pro is a vigilant one.
Braxby writes to you first on both. What Pro buys is vigilance — everything watched instead of a handful, a message a day instead of one a week, and the whole trip planned rather than merely noticed.
The first 28 days of Pro are free. Cancel any time before they're up and you're not charged — you land on Free, and everything Braxby has learned about you stays exactly where it is.
Free
$0
For as long as you like
- The concierge, and the thread it writes in
- A proactive message each week
- Your calendar read for what's already on
- Three things watched — at full speed
- Trips noticed as they appear
On-sale alerts are never slowed down on Free. You watch fewer things, not later ones.
Pro
$9 / month
or $79 a year — two months back
- Everything watched, with no ceiling
- A message a day, when there's one worth sending
- Trip chapters — the whole trip, planned
- Restaurant finds: the openings and the hidden gems
- More than one city
- Ask it as much as you like
Cancel in two taps, any time. 14-day refund, no questions.
Founding · first 200
$5 / month
or $49 a year — locked for life
- Everything in Pro, permanently
- The price never moves, whatever Pro does later
- Your name on the thing you helped build
- A direct line to the person who made it
Two hundred places. When they're gone, they're gone.
The questions people actually ask
- What happens when the trial ends?
- Pro begins at $9 a month, unless you cancelled first — in which case nothing is charged and you carry on with Free. You'll hear from Braxby three days before either way.
- What happens to my data if I cancel?
- Nothing. Your taste, your trips, your history and everything Braxby has learned stay exactly as they are. You move to Free; you don't start over.
- Can I get a refund?
- Within 14 days of a charge, no questions asked. Just ask.
- Do I have to give Braxby my inbox?
- No. Calendar alone is enough to start, and every source is optional — you can sign in and connect nothing. The inbox simply makes the first read of your taste much sharper, because that's where tickets and confirmations live.
- Is the free tier a trap?
- It isn't. Free still speaks first, still learns you, and still watches things at full speed. It watches fewer of them.
- Can I subscribe in the iPhone or Android app?
- Pro is set up here on the web. Once it's on, it unlocks in the apps straight away — it belongs to your account, not to a device.
Braxby doesn't book for you.
It makes sure you never find out too late.
Three ways in — talk to it, hear from it, or see it all laid out. One concierge underneath, and it already knows what you'd hate to miss.