For the person who approves the spend
See every dollar.
Cap every developer.
Your developers are already using AI to write code. Brett is the version your finance team can actually sign off on.
Big companies build whole systems to govern how their teams use AI — spend limits, review, records. If you're twelve people, you can't. So you either fly blind, or you say no to AI. Brett is that governance system, built into the tool your developers already want.
Your five questions.
None of them technical. Brett answers all five.
Spend control
What did we spend on AI last month — and who spent it?
A live dashboard: total this month, broken out per developer, per tier, by the day. No invoice archaeology, no waiting for a bill.
No surprises
Can someone run up a surprise $4,000 bill?
No. Brett runs on prepaid credits with a hard cap per person. When the credit is spent, it stops — there is no invoice to overrun, and no way to be surprised at the end of the month.
Quality
Is the work any good — or confidently wrong?
Brett checks its own work and flags what it couldn't prove. You see which changes were verified and which still need a human eye — before they ship, not after.
Audit trail
If something breaks, can I see what happened?
Every session is a record — what was asked, what changed, what it cost. Open any one and read it end to end.
Your code stays yours
Is our code training someone else’s model?
No. Your code trains a model for your team alone, and only when you choose to. Never ours. Never anyone else's.
This is your dashboard.
Every developer, every session, every dollar — in one place. Your developers get the coding tool. You get this.

Why not a spend tracker
A tracker watches from outside. Brett is the tool.
Tools like Torii or Cledara read your invoices after the fact. They can tell you Cursor cost $800 last month — they can't cap anyone, and they can't tell you if the code was any good. Brett is the tool your team runs, so the limit isn't a warning email. It's a wall.
The cap is enforcement
Prepaid credits and hard per-person limits. The overrun doesn’t get reported — it can’t happen.
Quality is a column
Brett checks its own work and flags what it couldn’t prove. No tracker can tell you that.
One line item, gone
Replace the guesswork on your coding-AI spend with a number you set in advance.
Prepaid, never invoiced
You add credits when you want them. Brett spends against that balance and stops when it’s gone. No bill arrives at the end of the month.
A cap on every seat
Set a monthly ceiling per developer, and which model tiers they’re allowed to reach. A junior can’t burn the budget on the most expensive model.
Refundable balance
Unused credit is yours. Ask for it back any time — you’re never locked into spend you didn’t use.
Give your team AI. Keep the receipts.
Set a budget, hand your developers the tool, and watch every dollar from one page. Setup takes minutes and there's nothing to install on your side.