Productivity tools AI

Drafts a form for a stated purpose with each question, answer type and options written out, kept to the fewest questions that do the job.

Drafts a calm reply to a customer complaint that acknowledges the problem, states the next step and promises only what you confirm.

Drafts a set of structured, job-related interview questions with what a good answer shows, so that every candidate gets the same questions.

Drafts three ready-to-use prompts for the AI in Gmail, Docs and Sheets, built from the work you do most, with fields to fill in.

Outlines a ten-slide presentation with one message per slide and two lines of speaker notes, ready to build in any slide tool.

Reviews your text for grammar and style problems and lists the ten most important ones with a fix, without rewriting it.

Turns a work announcement into a scene-by-scene script for a 60-second video with voice-over, on-screen text and one clear closing action.

Shortens your draft by about 20 percent while keeping every point, and shows what was cut so you can undo it.

Translates a work message into another language at the right formality and flags phrases where the meaning or tone may shift.

Turns a task you keep re-typing into a reusable prompt template with fill-in fields and a one-line test, from your best example.

Turns a support answer you wrote into a knowledge base article with a clear title, numbered steps and a short list of related questions.

Turns a raw dictation into clean written text with punctuation and paragraphs, keeping your words and flagging what sounds misheard.

Writes a clear brief you can give an AI agent: goal, allowed actions, limits, stop conditions and what it must report back.

Writes a work email of at most 120 words from your three bullet points, with a subject line and one clear ask.

Writes a design brief an AI design tool can work from: purpose, audience, content, style limits and sizes, in at most 200 words.

Writes a short follow-up email after a sales call from your call notes, with the agreed next step, one useful point and no pressure.

Writes a short scheduling message that offers three time slots in the other person's time zone and makes saying yes easy.

Writes one precise image prompt for a work visual, with subject, setting, style and framing, plus two variations and what to avoid showing.