The Brevton
Product Guide

What Is Brevton?#

Brevton is an AI research assistant. You upload your own papers, patents, reports and technical documents into a project; Brevton reads them, answers your questions in plain English and links every answer back to its sources. It also writes summaries, pulls out key findings, groups documents by topic and drafts reports, in a workspace you can share with your team.

The Core Workflow#

Everything in Brevton comes back to four things you do with your documents.

• Upload documents
• Ask questions
• Check the sources
• Summarize & report

Early Access#

Brevton was founded in 2026 and is in early access. Public sign-up isn't open yet: you request access and we email you when your account is ready. We're shaping the product with early users, so some details in this guide will change as features ship.

How This Guide Works#

Each chapter stands on its own. Use the chapter list to jump to any section.

From First Project to First Answer#

Six steps from requesting access to your first cited answer and your first report.

Before You Begin#

You need an early-access account and a few documents you already work with. A small set of papers or reports on one topic makes a good first project, because you can check Brevton's answers against what you already know.

The Six Steps#

Follow them in order the first time.

1. Step 1

   Request Early Access

   Fill in the short request form and tell us what you research. We'll email you when your account is ready.

2. Step 2

   Sign In

   Accounts are invite-only during early access. Sign in with the email address you requested access with.

3. Step 3

   Create a Project

   A project holds the documents, questions and reports for one research question or initiative. Name it after the question.

4. Step 4

   Upload Documents

   Add papers, patents, reports and technical documents in common formats, for example PDF, DOCX or TXT. Brevton reads and indexes them.

5. Step 5

   Ask Questions

   Ask in plain English. Each answer links to the documents and passages it draws on, so you can check it.

6. Step 6

   Summarize, Report & Share

   Generate summaries, key findings and reports, and invite teammates to your workspace to work on the same project.

Next Steps#

Six Features, One Library#

Brevton is organized around six features that all work on the same project library. Chapter 04 covers each one in more detail.

Feature Index#

How Features Connect#

Upload a document once and every feature in that project can use it: search, questions, summaries and reports all read from the same library.

1. Upload
2. Search
3. Ask
4. Check sources
5. Summarize & report

Projects, Documents and Teams#

Every workspace is built around projects and documents, and the teammates you invite to work on them.

Research Projects#

A project keeps the documents, questions and reports for one research question or initiative together. Smaller, focused projects make answers easier to check than one large mixed library. A few habits that help:

• One project per research question
• Start with documents you know well
• Add new documents as you find them
• Ask specific, scoped questions
• Open the cited passage before reusing an answer
• Invite only the people who need access

Uploading Documents#

Open a project and drag files in, or choose them from your computer, one at a time or several at once. Brevton extracts the text of each document and indexes it so search, questions, summaries and reports can all use it.

Supported Content#

Brevton works with text-based research and technical documents in common formats, for example PDF, DOCX and TXT. Good fits include:

• Research papers
• Technical reports
• Scientific publications
• Patents
• Whitepapers
• Policy documents

Team Workspaces#

Invite teammates to your workspace so you can work on the same projects and documents. Access is limited to the members you invite; documents in your workspace aren't visible to anyone else.

Feature Reference#

What each of the six features does, and how to get good results from it.

Privacy, Access and Billing#

Who can see your documents, how they're protected, and how plans and billing work during early access.

Security & Privacy#

Your documents stay private to your workspace. Here is what that means in practice.

• Private to your workspace

  Only the members you invite can see a workspace's projects and documents. They aren't shared with other customers or published anywhere.

• You own your content

  You keep ownership of everything you upload, as our Terms state.

• Encrypted in transit

  Traffic between your browser and Brevton uses HTTPS (TLS).

• Built on AWS

  Brevton runs on Amazon Web Services infrastructure.

Plans & Billing#

Prices are in Indian rupees. While Brevton is in early access, billing is handled by our team rather than through self-serve checkout. See Pricing for what each plan includes.

• Four plans

  Starter ₹4,999, Professional ₹14,999 and Business ₹49,999 per month, plus custom Enterprise pricing.

• No online checkout yet

  Public sign-up isn't open, so we confirm your plan and billing details with you directly.

• Changing plans

  Email contact@brevton.com and we'll move you to the plan that fits.

• Invoices & payments

  Send invoice and payment questions to contact@brevton.com.

Need More Help?#

During early access, support is by email and goes straight to the small team building Brevton.

Where to Get Help#

• Email support

  support@brevton.com: questions about your account, uploads or answers.

• Help Center

  Short answers to common how-to questions, by topic.

• FAQ

  Searchable answers about the product, pricing and privacy.

• Request a demo

  Want a walkthrough, or have a question about plans?

What to Include#

A few details help us answer on the first reply:

• Your workspace and project name
• What you did, and what you expected to happen
• For upload problems: the file name and format
• Screenshots, if you have them

Attach a file only if it isn't confidential.