Brivvy

About Brivvy

Brivvy is a brand-voice layer that teams point their writing tools at, and the reason it is worth a look over the dozens of AI writing assistants it superficially resembles is that the voice definition is unusually literal. Rather than asking for three adjectives and a tone slider, Brivvy exposes the specific linguistic decisions that make copy read as one company: default pronoun perspective, active versus passive sentence voice, slang level, emoji frequency, whether gender-neutral phrasing is enforced, Oxford comma, dash style and spacing, quote style, contraction policy, ampersand usage, exclamation-mark and semicolon rules, heading case. Each rule ships with a worked example so a writer can see what the setting does before turning it on. Voices are scoped to a workspace and can differ by team — marketing, support and leadership can each carry their own rules against a shared glossary and audience definition — and templates capture the recurring formats a team actually publishes. The delivery surface is what makes it relevant to an agent workflow: an MCP server is included on the free tier, not held back for enterprise, so Claude and other MCP-speaking assistants can read the active voice and enforce it inside a drafting session instead of a human pasting a style guide into a prompt every time. Pricing is per user rather than per word or per generation. The gap to know about is that the enterprise tier carrying SAML and SCIM is still marked coming soon, so a company that needs directory-provisioned seats today is early.

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