What's worth your time
The morning that goes differently: you open a session and your agent is already briefed — no re-explaining, no pasting, no md files. brethof-brain starts on a free plan; Voice Pro is bought once and stays yours. The free things are free for a reason, not because they're bait.
brethof-brain
Your AI agents forget everything between sessions — the style you chose, the constraints you set, the decision from Tuesday they cheerfully contradicted. brethof-brain is the memory they carry with them. It comes in two editions: local, on your own machine, or hosted in our cloud — and it answers before you ask. To install it, tell your agent: install brethof-brain.
Start the PC, open the session, say "continue" — and the agent already knows the project, the rules, where you stopped. Next week's session picks up where this week's ended, and you stop repeating yourself. Lost in a jungle of md files? No more md files.
Your memory lives on your machine or in our cloud, encrypted under a key only you hold — locked, it's unreadable to everyone, us included. Delete the account and it's destroyed entirely. We process your memory; we never store it. Every control is written down.
Brethof Voice Pro
Speak, and it types. On your own machine. You talk in your language; it writes in yours — or in someone else's, if that's who you're writing for.
Your voice never leaves your machine — no round-trip, no recording sent anywhere.
And you buy it once: it's yours, with no subscription to creep in later.
Nova
Nova is where we use these tools ourselves, in public. We take them into real work and show you the result — including the parts that failed.
When a tool is bad, the page says so. Nova has covered tools it ended up telling you to avoid, and those negative verdicts stay up.
Awesome lists
The awesome lists Free, curated, and backed by receipts. The good lists point you at tools we've actually tried.
One list exists for the opposite reason: it names the practices that waste your afternoon, so you don't have to learn them the expensive way. Nothing behind a paywall, no course waiting at the end.
And if you want the updates, the newsletter covers new releases, real benchmarks, and the occasional deep-dive — no spam, and one click to leave. Browse the lists See them on GitHub