There's a lot of useful public information out there — and almost no good way to track it over time. 3Brains is a small suite of apps that quietly do the watching for you and let you know the moment something shifts.
Whatever happened to someone you used to know? Add them to your list and we'll let you know if anything changes.
Stay current on your players without checking. Injuries, news, and game updates across the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and MLS.
You book months in advance — then something changes. Watch your ship for itinerary shifts, advisories, and incidents before you sail.
There's a lot happening around you — you just don't always hear about it in time. Hazards, alerts, and natural events near where you live.
You ever wonder if something you bought got recalled — after you already ate it? Watch the brands and products you actually buy.
Every 3Brains app is a progressive web app — it installs in one tap, no app store needed. Once installed, it has its own icon on your home screen, runs full-screen, and behaves just like a native app.
The app's icon will appear on your home screen alongside your native apps. Tap it to launch.
Some versions of Chrome show an automatic install banner at the bottom of the page — feel free to use that instead.
A small platform built around a simple observation: there's a lot of useful public information out there, and almost no easy way to track it over time.
3Brains is the work of Bill Spencer — a Honolulu-based entrepreneur, former CEO of six software companies, and former leader of the Hawaii Venture Capital Association — built in collaboration with two AI engineering partners, Claude and ChatGPT. Three brains. One mission.
Each app pulls from public sources — government recall feeds, public hazard data, sports APIs, obituary records — and turns the act of "checking" into the act of "watching." You add what you care about. We notice when something changes. You hear about it.
No ads. No subscriptions on the core experience. Built quietly, on purpose.
Questions, feedback, partnership ideas? bspencer413@me.com.