FOR SHIPPING & COMMODITY PROFESSIONALS

Turn your AI conversations into shipping-grade deliverables

Made for charterers, shipbrokers, freight analysts, and commodity traders. You chat with ChatGPT about rates, ports, chartering — then what? CargoBrief turns any AI conversation into a Market Memo, Charter Checklist, or Client Brief, with data provenance. Markdown or PDF, in seconds.

Built for the desk, not for tourists. No subscription. Your own API key — chats are never stored on our servers.
chat → deliverable
Your AI chat
Check the Cape market. BDI this week?
BDI 1,842 (+96). BCI 2,942 (+8.1%). C5 WA–Qingdao 11.2 USD/t, +0.9 w/w.
Broker quotes 24,000/day for a 2019-built. Worth it?
Rough TCE at C5: ≈29,800/day before bunkers & port. Watch laycan and demurrage terms…
CargoBrief
Your deliverable
Market Memo · 2026-11-02
BDI1,842 (+96)
C5 WA–Qingdao11.2 USD/t
Estimated TCE≈29,800/day
SourceUnverifiedRisk
Data caveats flagged · units normalized · sendable to client

Export was the easy part. The deliverable was the missing layer.

OpenAI exports a JSON archive. Generic exporters hand you a Markdown file. Neither gives a charterer, broker, or analyst something they can send, search, or reuse.

1

Paste any AI conversation

Copy your ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini chat about rates, port congestion, laycan windows, TCE, demurrage — the stuff you actually discuss on the desk.

2

Pick the deliverable template

Market Memo for a desk note, Charter Checklist for a hire decision, Client Brief for an external audience.

3

Export Markdown or PDF

Structured, dated, tagged, with data caveats separated from verified figures. Reusable tomorrow.

Three deliverables. One paste.

Desk-ready outputs for charterers, brokers, and analysts — not generic formatting. Templates encode the structure you'd write by hand anyway.

Market Memo

market-memo

Turn a rates discussion into a dated, citable desk note: snapshot table, drivers with confidence, timeline, conclusion, follow-ups.

BDI/BCI/BPI/BSI · C5/C3 · FFA · drivers · data caveats

Charter Checklist

charter-checklist

Turn “should I fix this vessel?” into the sheet a broker actually wants: vessel profile, route terms, TCE math shown step by step, risk register, red flags.

Vessel · laycan · load/discharge rates · TCE calc · demurrage · risks

Client Brief

client-brief

Turn an internal discussion into a clean external brief your client or boss can forward without editing. No internal hesitation leaked.

Headline · summary · key points · outlook · disclaimer

One price. Yours forever.

No subscription, no per-seat fee, no token meter on the product side.

CargoBrief · Lifetime
$39 one-time
  • All 3 deliverable templates
  • Markdown + PDF export — print-ready, no extra app
  • Data provenance & caveat separation built in
  • Your own API key — you pay only the model tokens you use
  • Free updates for life
Buy once — $39
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You'll get a license key — activate it in the tool.
Bring your own key. CargoBrief runs the conversion through your OpenAI, Anthropic, or DeepSeek key. Conversations and keys are never stored on our servers — only forwarded to the provider you choose — so there is no server-side AI bill for us to pass on to you.

Questions, answered straight

Which AI platforms does it work with?
Any chat you can copy text from — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek. You paste the transcript; CargoBrief structures it.
Where does my data go?
The conversion is sent to the model provider you choose (OpenAI, Anthropic, or DeepSeek) using your own API key. CargoBrief itself stores nothing and hosts no conversation data.
What makes this different from an export extension?
Exporters produce files. CargoBrief produces deliverables with industry structure: data caveats separated from verified figures, units normalized, decision fields (TCE, laycan, demurrage) extracted and organized — the layer between “I chatted about it” and “I can send this to a client.”
Is the output a market recommendation?
No. CargoBrief organizes and structures what was discussed. Figures from your conversation are marked as unverified where they lack a source. It is a workflow tool, not advice or a data service.