The concierge who already knows what you'd hate to miss.
braxby learns your taste from what you actually did, and becomes the resident expert on everything worth going to — at home, and everywhere you're headed.
The web app works anywhere. The Android app is in the US for now; the iPhone app is on its way.
Scroll — your first month with braxby ↓
Minute one
It starts with a few taps, not a questionnaire.
Sign in with Google, Microsoft or Apple — or just an email. Two quick facts — where's home, anything coming up — then tap the nights out that look like you, past or still to come. No questions about your taste. braxby learns from the experiences you've already had, and a few minutes later it writes to you with the first thing it would go to.
17:03◦◦◦
Getting to know your taste
Which would you have gone to?
Past or coming up, in Boston. Tap anything — I'm saving as you go.
KPast · 12 Jun✓
Khruangbin
HUpcoming · 14 Nov
Hamilton
CUpcoming · 2 Dec
Celtics vs Knicks
BPast · 3 Mar✓
Bill Laurance Trio
2 picked · keep scrollingComplete for now
Why this matters: most apps ask you twenty questions and still know nothing. braxby asks two facts, never a taste survey — then learns from the nights you pick, from your calendar if you connect one, and from every "not for me" after.
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
7:41 PM ✓
Two worth your time — and the first is in a room that holds ninety.
BMusic
Sat · 8 PM · The Lilypad
Bill Laurance Trio
Snarky Puppy's pianist, with his own trio and the new record.
Similar to Snarky PuppyJazz
$25–35 Get tickets
More like thisWhat about Sunday?
What's on this weekend?
Concierge
The card is quiet on purpose. When, where, a line on the act, one reason it's yours, one brass button. The persuasion lives in braxby's voice above it — the card is just the handle you pull. The ☆ means never miss them; the calendar adds it to your plans.
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, it has a page of its own, and braxby is already scouting the destination. Change your city, watch an artist, set a reminder, undo a mistake — all in plain words.
08:12◦◦◦
I'm in Lisbon October 3rd to 8th
8:12 AM ✓
Lisbon in early October — lovely. It's on your calendar, and I'm already looking at what's on while you're there.
✓Trip saved↺ Undo
What's on during the trip?Watch for fado nights
Add a trip to Lisbon in October
Concierge
Every action leaves a receipt — and an Undo. braxby moves fast because taking things back is one tap. Trust is the feature.
Friday · 5:42 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 and the thing itself, never more. And if there's nothing worth saying? Silence. That's the deal.
17:42◦◦◦
Your weekend
Your Saturday's free, and the natural wine fair is back at the docks — forty growers, one day only.
NFood & drink
Sat · 6 PM · The docks
Natural Wine Fair
Your free nightWine
$40 Get tickets
↩ Reply to thisAdd itWhat else?
Concierge
The eyebrow tells you why braxby wrote — YOUR WEEKEND, TODAY'S PICK, FROM YOUR RADAR — before you've read a word. Two notes a day at most, usually fewer, and if you stop opening them it slows down on its own. 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 in one place. Where you're going sits along the top; each trip unfolds as a chapter, with what's on while you're there and what to book before you go. Tap any trip and it opens its own page — what's on, your plan day by day, and a conversation just for that trip.
09:30◦◦◦
What's ahead
Your Journey
+ Trip
Where you're going2
You are here
Boston
Home base
3 coming up
In 9 weeks
Lisbon → Porto
Oct 3 – 8
2 of 6
Oct 3 – 8 · In 9 weeks
Lisbon & Porto
Book before you go
Hockney — timed entryBook by Fri
Plan your trip ›2 of 6 days planned
Ask braxby
Journey
Trips and home, in the order you'll live them. Your life isn't split into "travel" and "everything else," and neither is braxby's thinking. The dots are days you've planned — never a deadline.
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. Mark a name Never miss and it watches every presale and on-sale for them.
21:42◦◦◦
Just announced
Glastonbury just confirmed its 2027 dates — and registration closes in October, nine months early. Three of last year's headliners are on your list.
↩ Reply to thisRemind me before it closes
Booking window2
Hockney — timed entry
Exhibition · Lisbon trip ›
Book by Fri
Tickets on sale · Fri 9 AM
🔔 I'll alert you when tickets drop
Glastonbury 2027
Festival · Somerset
Announced
Event · Jun 23 – 27, 2027
🔔 I'll tell you when tickets move
Journey
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 · 10:00
The only notifications allowed to make a sound.
Picks arrive quietly. Weekend ideas wait for you. Only a closing window — or something you asked braxby to watch — is allowed to make a sound, which means when it buzzes, it means one thing: act today, or lose it. The link is already warm.
10:00
Friday 13 March
braxby · now
You asked me to watch Fontaines D.C. — on sale now.
Roadrunner, Boston, March 14. Their last tour sold out fast; the link's ready for you.
Buy tickets
braxby · 8:30 AM
Caribou are at the Sinclair Thursday.
Fancy it?
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 on Your list, in the You tab — every act, team, show and venue it knows you care about, at Never miss, Love or Like — and you can move any of them with a tap, or a sentence. "Not for me" teaches it. "Stop watching that" stops it. "Undo" takes it back. It keeps quiet at night, and its opinion of you is always yours to edit.
22:30◦◦◦
J
Jordanwith braxby since September
TasteTrackingConnectSettings
Your list1 never-miss
What I watch for you, and how closely. Tap a name to change it.
Never miss 1every booking moment
ActFontaines D.C.
You asked me to watch them · on sale Fri
★
Love 2one note when announced
ActBill Laurance
You picked 2 of their shows
☆
SeriesBoston Calling
You saw them in 2024
☆
Not for me 1never suggested
SceneClassical
You told me · not this kind of thing
Undo
You
No settings maze. Tell it in a sentence, or move a name yourself. Never miss gets every presale and on-sale; Love gets one note when they announce; Like only shapes the picks.
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, your trips planned rather than merely noticed, and a feed that is fresh every day.
Your first 30 days are on us — no card. braxby is a new kind of thing: it learns what you like and writes to you first, and that takes a few weeks to show. So everything is switched on while it does, and you see it work before anyone asks you to pay. Want longer? Add a card and you get 30 more days free. Do nothing and you land on Free, with everything braxby has learned kept exactly where it is.
Free
$0
For as long as you like
The concierge, and the thread it writes in
It writes to you first, when there's something worth it
What's already on, kept track of
Three things watched — at full speed
Trips noticed as they appear
Any find, or a whole trip, sent to a friend as a card
On-sale alerts are never slowed down on Free. You watch fewer things, not later ones.
Pro
$69 / year
$5.75 a month — or $9 month to month
Your trips, planned — what's on, on the nights you're free
Everything watched, with no ceiling
A feed that's fresh every day, not every week
Restaurant finds: the openings and the hidden gems
Ask it as much as you like
Cancel in two taps, any time. 14-day refund, no questions.
Founding · until 31 December
$49 / 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
On sale until 31 December 2026. After that, it's gone.
The questions people actually ask
What happens after the free month?
You move to Free, and keep everything braxby has learned — unless you've added a card. Then you get 30 more days of Pro, free, and the first charge ($69 a year, or $9 a month) comes when they end. Both dates are always in You → Plan, and you can cancel any time before the charge.
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.
What does braxby need from me?
Very little. Every source is optional — you can sign in and connect nothing, and braxby will ask you a few things instead. Connect a calendar and the first read of your taste gets much sharper, because it can see what you actually went to.
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 Android app?
Pro is set up here on the web. Once it's on, it unlocks in the app straight away — it belongs to your account, not to a device.
braxby · now