Everything you need to get your head around AI.

Tools, guides, and what we actually find inside real businesses. If you know nothing about any of this yet, you are exactly who we made it for.

01 — Free

Primer

Everyone thinks the trick is wording it better. It is not. The trick is AI that already knows who you are and how you work — Primer tells it that on day one, instead of it taking two years to catch on.

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yes, actually free

Primer

What do you actually need?

Tidy it up

02 — 5 minutes

The calculator

See what the busywork is quietly costing you over a year.

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Hidden cost

41k

a year, on admin

See the working

03 — 10 minutes

Health check

A few questions about how you run. A real person writes back.

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Health check

Where does the week go?

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What we find

We ask the people doing the work.

48%

type the same thing into more than one system

52%

redo work at least once a week

90%

already use AI, mostly with no rules at all

From the staff surveys we run inside the businesses we audit

we asked, they told us

Before you ask

The questions everyone asks first.

There is no dumb one. These are the six we get most.

What is an AI agent?

Think of it as a digital person who has read everything your business has ever written down.

Isn't this just ChatGPT with a different name?

No. ChatGPT is one tool out of many. Think of a builder's toolbox: ChatGPT is the hammer. Useful, but you would not build a house with only a hammer.

Our staff are already pasting client information into ChatGPT. Should we be worried?

Yes, mildly, and telling people to stop will not work.

Will AI replace my team?

No. What we build takes off your team the work a human should never have been doing, so they get back to the parts that need a person: the clients, the crew, the judgement calls.

Our team is not technical. Will they actually use it?

That is the part most AI projects get wrong, so we plan for it rather than hoping.

What is the first step?

A conversation, and it costs nothing.

All thirty answers→

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The biggest risk

Nine in ten of your team use AI. Almost none know the rules.

AI Use Policy Draft — one page
  1. 01What your team can use
  2. 02What never goes in
  3. 03What gets checked before it leaves
  4. 04Decisions about people
  5. 05When you say it is AI
  6. 06When it goes wrong
  7. 07Who owns it and when it gets reviewed
Written for how you actually run, alongside HR professionals.

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the boring one that matters

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Want a hand with any of it?

Not a form and not a chatbot. Someone off the team who actually builds this stuff.

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