Who makes Brizemi
Brizemi is made by Kolay Hayat in Türkiye. It launched in October 2026 and comes in Turkish, English, German and French.
Questions, ideas and bug reports go to support@brizemi.com.
Why it exists
Most plans don't fail because they were made badly. They fail as the day moves: a meeting runs long, someone calls, a task takes longer than you thought.
Rearranging the rest of the day by hand at that point is tiring, and many people drop the plan altogether. Brizemi is built for that moment. Rescue rebuilds what's left of the day in one tap, shows the change first, leaves your calendar events where they are, and can be undone.
The rest of the app follows the same idea. You empty your head by voice or text, in any order; the day keeps breathing room for things that run over; and what you didn't do is never counted or shown in red.
How it treats your data
Brizemi has no account and no sign-up. Your tasks, plans, notes and settings stay on your phone, and none of it is sent to us or anyone else.
Your speech is turned into text on the phone; audio is never saved or sent. There are no ads, no tracking and no analytics or crash-reporting SDKs. The App Store labels it Data Not Collected, and Google Play No data collected.
Purchases go through Apple or Google. Brizemi only checks on the phone which plan is active.
Where it runs
Brizemi runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac with Apple silicon and Android. On Apple Watch it shows the task that's on now and what's next; the watch app is part of Pro.
Talking to Brizemi on Android needs Android 12 or later. Typing works everywhere, and the cards are made the same way.
