How Bram works

Keelson is a desk for your day, run by Bram, an assistant who works ahead of you. He reads your calendar, money and deadlines before you do, re-plans when things move, and has your morning brief ready when you sit down.

Most assistants wait for you to set them up and tell them what to do. Bram starts on his own: your brief is ready the first morning, he re-plans your day when things move, and he asks before anything that sends, pays or deletes. Another one might suit you better if:

• ChatGPT Work: you already pay for ChatGPT and want long projects finished.
• Claude Cowork: you want finished documents and reports from your own files.
• Meta Muse: you want a free, hands-off helper that also shops for you.
• Grok Bot: you want a team of agents that learn your repeat workflows.
• Hermes Agent: you want open source, any AI model, and chat-app access.
• OpenClaw: you want a free, hackable assistant on your own hardware.

He reads, plans and prepares on his own. Anything that sends a message, pays for something or deletes something waits for your yes. You always see what he's about to do, with a button to approve it or say not yet.

Only what you connect: your calendar, your bank accounts (read-only, so he can see a renewal but can't move money), school or work portals, and the weather where you are. You can disconnect any of them at any time.

When a meeting moves, Bram rebuilds the rest of your day around it and tells you what changed, so you're not the one reshuffling everything.

Type it into the bar at the top of your desk, the way you'd say it: “Book the dentist for next week.” He shows each step as he works and stops to check before anything final.

Pricing comes with launch. People on the early access list hear first.