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Drop links, PDFs and notes. SynthBrief doesn't summarize them — it synthesizes them: the themes that connect your sources, the tensions where they disagree, a recommendation you can defend, and a cited one-pager your client can read in three minutes.

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Synthesis brief · 3 sourcesspecimen

GenAI value comes from process redesign, not adoption

Theme 02

Process redesign is the product; the model is a commodity. 80% of spend that sticks goes to change management, not tooling [S1] [S3]

Tension 01

Micro returns vs. flat macro productivity — firm-level wins [S1]don't reconcile with a 1.1% aggregate TFP trend [S2]. Someone's numbers are misleading.

Recommendation · high

Pick one process, one metric, one owner. Skip the big-bang transformation.

Every other tool

Summaries repeat.

A summary compresses each source one at a time. You still have to do the hard part yourself — figuring out what they mean together, where they contradict, and what to tell the client.

SynthBrief

Synthesis argues.

SynthBrief reads your sources against each other. It names the through-lines, surfaces the disagreements — the part clients actually pay for — and commits to a recommendation, with every claim cited back to a source.

Anatomy of a brief

Four sections. Zero fluff.

Themes

The through-lines that only appear when sources are read together — each one cited to the sources that support it.

Tensions

Where your sources genuinely disagree: contradictory data, divergent incentives, opposite conclusions. The highest-value section.

Recommendation

A concrete position with a stated confidence level and honest caveats — something you can put in front of a client.

One-pager

A polished, standalone, cited page under 450 words. Read it in three minutes, forward it as-is.

From folder of tabs to client-ready in minutes

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Drop your sources
Paste URLs, upload PDFs, or dump raw notes. Up to 10 sources free, 50 on Pro.
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SynthBrief reads them together
Not one-by-one. It maps claims across sources, hunting for connections and contradictions.
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Get the brief
Themes, tensions, recommendation, one-pager — every claim carrying its [S1] citation.

Pricing

Cheaper than the hour it replaces

Free

For the occasional deep-dive.

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· 3 briefs per month
· Up to 10 sources per brief
· Full synthesis: themes, tensions, recommendation
· Cited one-pager

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For people who bill for synthesis.

₹1,999 / month · $29

· Unlimited briefs
· Up to 50 sources per brief
· Branded PDF export
· Priority synthesis queue

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Questions

How is this different from asking ChatGPT to summarize?: Chat tools compress sources one at a time and drift toward generic summaries. SynthBrief is a purpose-built synthesis pipeline: it reads all sources in one pass, is explicitly optimized to find cross-source themes and disagreements, forces a cited recommendation, and outputs a structured, client-ready document — not a chat transcript.
What sources can I use?: Public URLs (articles, reports, filings), PDF uploads (text-based; scanned-image PDFs aren't OCR'd yet), and raw pasted notes — interview transcripts, call notes, your own drafts.
Are the citations real?: Every [S1]-style citation maps to a source you provided, and only those. SynthBrief cannot cite anything you didn't give it. You should still verify quotes before publishing — it's a first draft of your thinking, not a replacement for it.
Who is it for?: Independent analysts, strategy and management consultants, equity and market researchers, freelance writers of expert reports — anyone who gets paid to turn a pile of sources into a point of view.

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