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Five minutes a day

You already use AI at work. Nobody ever showed you the rest.

One five-minute round a day, set in a job like yours. Free, all of it.

Also on iPhone

A round, right now

It is 10am. Your manager forwards a 47 page vendor report and wants the highlights by noon.

You paste it into ChatGPT. Which of these do you type next?

What builds up

A Playbook, not a score

Every round leaves one move behind. In your words, for your job.

  • ▸Ask for the reader, not just the task
  • ▸Say what shape the answer should come back in
  • ▸Give it the bad version and ask what is missing

Not points, not a streak you have to defend. Three of the ten you would have a month from now.

Who this is built for

Pick your field and the rounds change

Administrative and office support

Turning a messy forwarded thread into a decision your manager can make

Customer service

Answering an angry customer without sounding like a robot or a doormat

Marketing and communications

Getting a first draft that sounds like you instead of like everyone

Healthcare administration

Pulling the three things that matter out of a long intake document

Human resources

Writing the job description you have rewritten eleven times

Education and training

Building a lesson plan variant for the student who is stuck

Finance and accounting

Explaining a variance to someone who does not read spreadsheets

Legal and compliance

Spotting what a contract does not say, before the meeting

Real estate

Turning a property tour into a listing that reads like a person wrote it

Where you use it

Phone for the daily round, laptop for the longer work

Your path, your Playbook and your progress are the same on both, and one account carries them. Most people do the five minutes on a phone and the heavier work at a desk.

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Learn AI. Own Your Career.

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All of the above is free. Pro is $99.99 a year and adds AI coaching on your own work. The lessons never move behind it.