Work / 18 guides · 14 on free tools
Get work done.
The boring bits, done faster and better. Summarising documents, taking meeting notes, sorting your files, filling in forms nobody wants to fill in. This is the biggest category on the site by some distance.
Most of it is free. A handful, like automated meeting notes or letting AI use your computer for you, need paid tools, and those are marked clearly. This is where AI earns its keep quietly, in the background, without you noticing much. It’s not glamorous. It’s just useful, which honestly might be better.
Guides you can follow on free accounts and free tiers. Where a paid plan helps, the guide says so.
18 guides
summarise a document
Long report, contract or Word file in; the points that matter out, with page references.
read a PDF
Upload a PDF and ask it questions, including scanned ones and ones full of tables.
summarise a YouTube video
Get the substance of a long video or lecture without watching all of it.
take meeting notes
Notes, decisions and actions from Teams, Zoom and Google Meet, without you typing.
transcribe an audio recording
Turn a voice memo, interview or lecture into accurate, searchable text.
summarise my chats
Catch up on a group chat or a week of WhatsApp without reading 400 messages.
make a presentation
From a rough brief to a deck with a clear story, not just slides full of bullet points.
make a spreadsheet
Formulas, clean-up and analysis in Excel or Google Sheets, explained as it goes.
read text out loud
Have documents, articles and books read to you in a voice you can actually listen to.
translate a live conversation
Talk to someone in another language, in real time, with your phone in the middle.
organise my schedule
Turn a messy week into a plan, and keep the plan honest.
sort and organise my files
Name, sort and find your files without doing it by hand.
read my handwriting
Photograph a handwritten page and get clean, editable text back.
automate repetitive tasks
Forms, copy-paste jobs and weekly chores, handed to an AI with you still in charge.
find and apply for jobs
Find roles that fit, tailor every application, and keep track of where you are.
use my computer for me
Agents that click and type on your behalf, and screen-sharing modes that help while you drive.
fill in forms
Applications, PDFs and the same twelve fields again: filled quickly, checked before anything is submitted.
remember context
Stop re-explaining yourself every chat. Memory, projects, custom instructions, and the one file a coding assistant reads before it touches your code.
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