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- Attach files to emails. Brea can attach a file from your chat, like a photo you sent or a document it made, to an email it sends from your connected Gmail. The approval request lists the attachments, so you see exactly what goes out. Files from your apps
- Faster photo edits. Editing a photo now takes about half a minute instead of a minute. Pictures
- Create an account on a website. Ask Brea to sign you up for a site. It sends you a secure link to choose the email and password, then fills in the rest of the sign-up for you. Create a new account
- Upload your files to websites. Brea can upload a photo or file you sent it, or one it made, to a website during a browser task. Uploads
- Past more “Are you human?” checks. When a site asks you to press and hold a button or tick “I’m not a robot”, Brea’s browser handles it like a person would instead of giving up. Browser task limits
- Longer browser tasks. Brea’s browser can take many more steps in one task, so long jobs finish instead of stopping partway. Browser tasks
- Brea can use pictures from websites. Brea can look at the pictures on a site and use them, like a company’s real logo or product photos when it designs something for you.
- Photo edits don’t hold up the chat. When you ask for several edits, Brea sends each picture as soon as it’s ready, and you can keep texting meanwhile. Edit a photo
- Invites. Share Brea with friends using your invite link. Brea lets you know when a friend joins, and it can text you your link when you ask. Invites
- Goals around your calendar. Time a goal to your calendar events, like “the evening before each showing” or “30 minutes after each client call”. Schedules
- Screenshots. Brea can send you screenshots of the pages it used during a browser task. Downloads
- Ask Brea about Brea. Brea can answer questions about its security, privacy and support, like whether your data is used to train AI models.
- A more capable browser. Brea’s browser was rebuilt. It finishes many more tasks on websites, including longer ones. Browser tasks
- Saved logins work on more sites. Brea can now sign in with a saved login on pages that ask for your username and password on separate steps, in sign-in pop-ups, and in sign-in boxes inside a page. It can also ask you for a code from your authenticator app. Signing in
- More downloads. Brea can save files a site builds on the spot, like a “Download” button that makes a file, and can save a whole page for you. Downloads
- Fewer approval questions. When you’ve already asked for exactly what Brea is about to do, or answered “yes” in chat, Brea goes ahead without asking again. Approvals
- Ideas without signing in. The Ideas link Brea texts you opens right away, and its send buttons work without signing in. Ideas without signing in
- Ideas. Not sure what to ask? The Ideas page in your settings has things to ask Brea, ready to send in one tap. Ideas
- Goals on the web. See everything Brea is keeping track of for you, with its schedule, and mark a goal done or stop it. See and stop goals on the web
- Wipe Brea’s memory. Have Brea forget everything it knows about you, without deleting your account. Wipe Brea’s memory
- Change your phone number. Move your account to a new number from your settings, and keep texting Brea from it. Your phone number
- Brea can learn from your email. After you connect Gmail or Outlook, Brea can offer to read about the last 30 days of your mail to get to know you. It only does this if you say yes. How Brea learns about you
- More ways to schedule a goal. Goals can run several times a day, every few minutes within hours you choose, on certain days of the month, or only in certain months. Schedules
- Pictures with the right words. When you ask for a picture with words in it, like a sign or a label, Brea gets the text right. Make a picture
- Better photo edits. When Brea edits a photo you sent, it changes what you asked for and leaves the rest of the picture as it was. Edit a photo
- One reply per message. When a long text or a text with photos arrives in several parts, Brea answers once instead of once per part.
- Brea follows up when you connect an app. After you connect an app, Brea confirms it and finishes anything that was waiting for it. Connectors
- See the email before you approve it. When Brea asks to send an email for you, it shows the whole draft first: who it goes to, the subject and the message. Approvals