Get through the working week.
Meetings noted, documents read, slides made. Before lunch.
Guides ready to exploreA library of things you can get AI to do
A library of things people actually want AI to do, sorted so you can find yours.
01 / Your next thing
Every guide in the library, all in one searchable list. Filter by what you’re trying to do.
Make your knowledge easier to discover and reference in AI answers.
Explore what helps AI tools understand your business and who it is for.
Explore the route from a first idea to a website of your own.
A dedicated route for building a website with Lovable.
Explore email workflows with you in control of what gets sent.
Explore ways to organise, understand and respond to your inbox.
Follow the companies you care about and the news around them.
Explore the possibilities of interactive 3D for the web.
Bring your own tone, rhythm and personality into AI-assisted writing.
Give your brand a recognisable voice across the things you create.
Get to know the ideas behind how people find things in search.
Explore a subject, its sources and the questions worth asking next.
Describe a picture well enough that an AI gets close, then refine it.
Turn your history into a CV that reads well and survives the software recruiters use.
A cover letter that sounds like you and answers the actual job advert.
Complaints, requests, thank-yous and the awkward ones: get a decent first draft, fast.
For a card, a speech or a laugh: a poem that is actually about the person.
Use AI as an outliner, editor and sounding board without letting it write the book for you.
Stop the em dashes, the “delve” and the tidy little conclusions. Make AI text read like a person wrote it.
Get a real edit: tighter sentences, clearer structure, your voice intact.
From a first script to a real project, with AI writing and explaining the code.
Describe an app in plain English and get something you can open on your phone.
Set up a shop, write the product pages and get the boring parts done with AI.
Run an AI model on your own machine: private, free to use, and yours.
Long report, contract or Word file in; the points that matter out, with page references.
Upload a PDF and ask it questions, including scanned ones and ones full of tables.
Get the substance of a long video or lecture without watching all of it.
Notes, decisions and actions from Teams, Zoom and Google Meet, without you typing.
Turn a voice memo, interview or lecture into accurate, searchable text.
Catch up on a group chat or a week of WhatsApp without reading 400 messages.
From a rough brief to a deck with a clear story, not just slides full of bullet points.
Formulas, clean-up and analysis in Excel or Google Sheets, explained as it goes.
Have documents, articles and books read to you in a voice you can actually listen to.
Talk to someone in another language, in real time, with your phone in the middle.
Turn a messy week into a plan, and keep the plan honest.
Name, sort and find your files without doing it by hand.
Photograph a handwritten page and get clean, editable text back.
Forms, copy-paste jobs and weekly chores, handed to an AI with you still in charge.
Find roles that fit, tailor every application, and keep track of where you are.
Stop the flattery and the yes-man answers. Get an AI to push back, admit doubt and tell you the truth.
Check a claim, a post or an article against real sources, and learn what to trust.
A fair comparison of two or three options, from specs and reviews, without the sales pitch.
Point your camera at a thing, a place or a page and ask.
Remove people and objects, fix the light, expand the frame, combine two shots.
A first logo you can actually use, and what to check before you put it on anything.
An event poster or flyer with the words spelled right and the layout doing its job.
Write lyrics, generate a track, and know what you can do with the result.
A natural-sounding narration for a video, explainer or podcast intro, from a script, without hiring a studio.
Describe a mood, a moment or a party and get a playlist that fits.
Script, footage, voice and edit: what AI can do for a short video and what it still can’t.
Cut the waffle, add captions, fix the audio: the tedious edit, done in minutes.
An itinerary that fits your dates, budget and pace, with the facts checked.
A week of meals around what you like, what you have and what you are avoiding.
A plan that fits your week and your kit, and how to sanity-check it.
Snap it, name it, and find out how to keep it alive.
Turn a bank export into where the money actually goes, without handing over your login.
Redesign a room, kitchen or bathroom from a photo, before you buy anything.
A garden plan from a photo of what you have, with plants that suit your soil and light.
A pattern that is actually knittable: stitch counts checked, gauge respected.
A plan a bank or a partner would take seriously, built from your real numbers.
Names that fit, that you can spell out loud, and that nobody else already owns.
Reviews, survey answers and support tickets turned into themes you can act on.
Mock interviews with real questions for the role, honest feedback, and a nerves plan.
Notes, slides or a textbook chapter into cards you will actually revise from.
Use AI to understand the work, not to do it for you: worked examples, hints and checks.
Explore ideas and placements on your own body before you commit to anything permanent.
Outfits from your own wardrobe, a colour analysis from a photo, and what to pack.
Voice modes that hold a real spoken conversation, and where the line is.
Agents that click and type on your behalf, and screen-sharing modes that help while you drive.
Applications, PDFs and the same twelve fields again: filled quickly, checked before anything is submitted.
What AI genuinely helps with, what it can’t do, and how to spot the schemes.
Screen calls, wait on hold, and take a message without picking up.
LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram posts that sound like you and don’t read like a template.
Why assistants invent facts, and the habits that cut it down.
Prepare for a GP visit, understand a letter, and know exactly when to stop asking a chatbot.
Remove background noise and echo from a recording so it sounds like it was made in a studio.
Use AI to plan, argue and edit without handing in something that isn’t yours.
A wedding, a birthday, a leaving do: a speech with the right stories in the right order.
Try a different word, or take a look at all the possibilities.
02 / Follow a thread
Three routes through the library, for when you’d rather follow a thread than wander.
Meetings noted, documents read, slides made. Before lunch.
Guides ready to exploreMeals, money and the room you keep meaning to fix.
Guides ready to exploreFind a voice. Build a home for it. Help people find it.
Guides ready to exploreConnect your writing, your inbox and the things you need to know.
Guides ready to exploreLearn how search really works. Explore a question. Make something new.
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