Your AI, with a job to do.
Ready-made helpers for the AI you already pay for. Paste them in once. After that you just say what happened, in your own words, and the right one answers.
From $49, paid once. Working in fifteen minutes.
What do you need help with?
Five packs. Pick the one that sounds like your week, then read every helper inside before you buy.
The Pack
One helper for each job you do, plus a router that picks between them. You tell us your job and your company, we write it. This one is for sales.
Sent within 24 hours. Yours to keep. With the call, we set it up in your AI and try it on something real before we hang up.
Three of the twelve
- 00The RouterWho you are, what your company does, who handles what. You paste it once. After that it reads what you send and picks the right helper.
- 04PushbackThe client says you are too expensive. It holds your price with one reason, asks to see the other quote, and keeps your lowest price out of the email.
- 09RenewalThe client is not arguing about one price, they are leaving. This one takes over.
See all twelve
- Router — knows you, picks the helper
- Pipeline — what has no next step
- Client news — what changed at the account
- Quote note — the first price, one page
- Pushback — "you are too expensive"
- Prep — before the meeting
- Recap — after the meeting
- Week — the plan, from the pipeline
- One-pager — the page someone else reads
- Renewal — the account about to leave
- One-to-one — the chat with someone on your team
- Tender — the bid, priced
Not in sales? Tell us what you do and we write one for each of your jobs.
Custom Pack
Pick the subject that keeps coming up: money, the job hunt, the house move, a new baby, running a small business on your own. We write every helper you need for that one subject and send it within 24 hours.
Six to twelve helpers on your subject, plus the router that picks between them. After you pay, you tell us the subject and a few of the moments you keep hitting.
Inside the money pack
- 00The RouterReads what you paste and picks the helper whose job it is. Tells you which one in four words.
- 03The bill that is wrongThe message that gets it looked at, and what to send when the first person says no.
- 06Asking for more at workIt will not put a number in an email until it knows what you will do if they say no.
Plus the budget, which debt first, the refused refund, the unpaid invoice and the subscriptions draining you. Other subjects already written: the job hunt, the house move, a new baby, the small business. Browse them all — if yours is there, buy it and use it today.
The House Rules
What the AI may spend, how far it may go on its own, what it keeps, and what a person has to decide. Six helpers work under those rules and cannot change them.
All six are on the product page in full, so you can read every word before you buy.
Three of the six
- 01SalesQuotes, deals, renewals, meeting prep. Never a price you have not given it. Nothing is ever sent.
- 03FinanceRefunds, credits and tidy books, ready for you to approve. No money moves unless a person says so.
- 05PeopleWill not touch pay, performance or complaints. Not even a summary. It tells you who should handle it and stops.
See all six, and the rules
- Sales — quotes, deals, client talk
- Marketing — campaigns, copy, calendars
- Finance — invoices, expenses, books
- Support — complaints, replies, when to hand over
- People — onboarding and admin only
- Ops — suppliers, process, the week
- Spending — stops at $5 a task, $50 a day, $500 a month
- Steps — eight per task, three tries, then it stops
- Memory — chat notes a day, project facts 30 days, decisions 90
- Decisions — a short card first, a person decides
- People — prices, new customers and anything leaving the company are finished by a person
- If unsure — one question, never a guess
The rules underneath
Work Arsenal
A router and eight helpers, with forty work problems underneath them. You paste what happened, it says which helper in four words, and that one answers.
Every file twice, one to upload and one to paste, plus a short guide for the first week.
The router and three of the eight
- 00The RouterReads what you paste, works out which helper owns it, says which one in four words. You never pick.
- 01Getting paidThe invoice nobody has paid, the disputed bill, the refund they are demanding. Always an amount and a date in the message.
- 04Clients and scopeWork that grew without the price growing. Three options with numbers, never a flat no and never a silent yes.
See all eight, and the forty underneath
- Getting paid
- Your pay and your title
- Your next job
- Clients and scope
- Winning new work
- People and your time
- Meetings, decisions and updates
- When it goes wrong
- Getting an invoice paid
- Raising your rate
- Countering an offer
- "Can you just add one more thing"
- The boss who will not decide
- The client who will not leave you alone
- Sacking a client
- Meeting notes people read
- The one-page proposal
- Being frozen out: the 60-day ask
- Saying no to unpaid work
- Asking for a review or a referral
- The performance review
- Quitting, and the counter-offer
- Buying from a supplier
- Going into business with someone
- Renewing a client
- Redundancy and exit packages
- The disputed invoice
- The recruiter call
- Interview prep
- The thank-you note, and the silence
- "What are your salary expectations"
- Asking for a promotion
- Pitching an idea as a pilot
- Delegating so it comes back done
- Hard feedback to your team
- When your work gets torn apart
- The weekly update
- Running the meeting to a decision
- Pushing back on a deadline
- Chasing a stuck decision
- The cold email that gets a reply
- The discovery call
- Owning a mistake
- Asking for an introduction
- The follow-up after an event
- "Urgent" requests and your time
- The colleague who takes credit
- Exit interviews and references
The eight helpers
The forty underneath them
Life Arsenal
A router and seven helpers, with forty home problems underneath them. You paste what is going on, it says which helper in four words, and that one answers.
Not therapy, legal or money advice. If something needs a professional, it says so and stops.
The router and two of the seven
- 00The RouterReads what you paste, works out which helper owns it, says which one in four words. You never pick.
- 02Banks, bills and companiesThe wrong charge, the refused refund, the denied claim. Their own wording used back at them, with a date.
- 03Home and the landlordThe rent going up, the repair that never comes, the deposit at the end. Always a number and a date.
See all seven, and the forty underneath
- Money
- Banks, bills and companies
- Home and the landlord
- Family, friends and money between you
- Partners, dating and friends
- Kids and parents
- Big plans and hard weeks
- Making a plan by text
- Cancelling without the guilt
- Reading the room, and leaving it
- First date
- After the date
- Boundaries with family
- Boundaries with friends
- Money between friends and family
- Fighting clean with a partner
- The 48-hour repair
- Ending it
- Asking for what you want
- Rent, the landlord, the deposit
- Buying a car or anything big
- Flatmates, bills and the flat
- The neighbour
- Family money: weddings, trips, gifts
- Co-parenting and the ex
- Refunds and bad service
- Appointments and admin pushback
- The budget that sticks
- Which debt first
- Asking for a payment plan
- The claim that got denied
- The bank and the fee
- The subscription that will not die
- The school and your kid
- A ten-minute appointment
- The ageing parent
- The wedding and the guest list
- The group holiday
- Selling something online
- The builder and the quote that grew
- The favour you cannot do
- Losing your job, and the first week
- The text you keep rewriting
- Moving out, getting the deposit back
- The complaint that works
- The will, the house, the siblings
- The year, on one page
The seven helpers
The forty underneath them
Need customers, not helpers?
The List is business contacts. You tell us the kind of company and the job titles, we build the list and check every work email before it leaves us. Ask how many there are and we tell you the same day, free, with fifteen rows to look at before you pay. $49 for 1,000, down to a cent a lead at volume.
Here is one, start to finish
A sales manager gets a "you're too expensive" email at 11pm and pastes it in. She does not say which helper to use.
What she pasted
We've had the annual review and I'll be honest, you're the most expensive line on the sheet. There's another supplier quoting meaningfully under you on the same cartons. I'd like to keep you but I need the number to move before I take this to the board.
She typed nothing else. No instructions, no name, no prompt.
What came back
Pushback. Price, number already sent.What is going on: another quote nobody has seen. No details, nothing in writing. Do not drop your price against a quote you cannot see. What to do: ask first, then hold.
The other quote, one question first
Thanks for being straight with me, and for wanting to keep us on the sheet.
Before I take anything back to our side: what spec does their number cover? If it is the same board with the same recycled content, that is like for like and I will treat it seriously. If it is a lighter board, the comparison is doing the work rather than the price.
Paper is up 19% this year and our quote already absorbs part of that, which is why I would rather look at term and delivery than shave the unit rate.
Can you send me the spec line by Friday?
Her lowest price kept back, for if they push again. Nothing sent. She sends it, or she does not.
Look at what it did not do. It did not drop the price. It did not give three reasons, because three reasons sound like three excuses. It picked the helper by itself, said which in four words, asked the one question that decides it, and left her lowest price out of the email. Read the whole pack this came from.
Here are some testimonials
From emails, comments on the site and replies on X. Word for word, nothing tidied up.
Paid the $49. I thought it would be another list of prompts. It just stops ChatGPT going blank on me every Monday.
Ryan Okonkwo, site comment
wait it asked me the number instead of making one up. that never happens
Jules Keane, message
house rules for the team. anything that moves money stays human. i could not get chatgpt to hold that line on its own
Mina Cole, message
Pay once. Keep it.
No monthly fee, no login, nothing runs out. At checkout you can pay what you like, from nothing up to the full price.
| Pack | Price |
|---|---|
| The PackWritten for your job, sent within 24 hours | $49 |
| Custom PackEvery helper for one subject, like money | $49 |
| The Pack, with a set-up callTwenty minutes, we put it in your AI with you | $199 |
| Work ArsenalRouter and eight helpers, forty work problems | $147 |
| Life ArsenalRouter and seven helpers, forty home problems | $147 |
| Both ArsenalsBoth routers, fifteen helpers, eighty problems | $247 |
| The House RulesFor the whole company, six helpers and the rules | $247 |
| The ListBusiness contacts, from $49 for 1,000, down to a cent a lead | from $49 |
- Every file twice: one to upload, one to paste
- A web page with everything on it, and a PDF you can print
- Set-up steps for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot
- One big file too, if your plan will not let you upload
- 14 days to get your money back
- Yours to keep, and yours to change
Working in fifteen minutes
No coding. Nothing to put on your computer.
Open the AI you already use
ChatGPT on the free plan is enough. Claude, Gemini, Copilot and Grok all work too. You only need one.
Paste it in
Every pack has a page for each AI, with copy buttons and four clicks. About five minutes.
Say what happened
Paste the email, the text or the problem. It picks the right helper, tells you which in four words, and answers. Nothing is ever sent for you.
Questions people ask
I am not technical. Can I actually do this?
Yes. No coding, nothing to put on your computer. You open the AI you already use, paste in one block of text, add some files, and you are done in about five minutes. If you would rather not do it on your own, The Pack with a set-up call is twenty minutes where we do it with you.
Do I have to tell it which helper to use?
No. You paste what happened, it picks the right one, tells you which in four words, and answers. You can name one if you want to, but you do not have to.
What is the difference between The Pack and a Custom Pack?
The Pack is built around your job: eight to twelve helpers, one for each thing you do at work. A Custom Pack is built around a subject: everything to do with money, or the job hunt, or the house move, whatever keeps coming up. Both are $49 and both are written for you.
What do I actually receive?
A zip file, straight after you pay. Inside: a web page with everything on it and set-up steps for each AI, a PDF with every file written out, and every file twice, one to upload and one to paste. The Pack and Custom Pack are written for you and come by email within 24 hours.
Which AI do I need?
Any one of ChatGPT (free plan is fine), Claude, Gemini, Microsoft 365 Copilot or Grok. If your plan will not let you upload files, every pack has a one-file version too.
Can I change the files?
Yes. They are plain text and they are yours. Each one is laid out the same way: what it does, what it will not do, what it needs from you, what it gives back, its rules, one example. Change a line and paste it back.
Can I read a pack before I buy one?
Yes. The example pack is a whole one you can read file by file, free. The packs we built for other people are up there too, and all six House Rules files are on the product page in full.
Does the AI send anything on its own?
No. Nothing is ever sent. Anything that moves money, adds a customer or goes outside the company is finished by a person. That is written into every file.
What if it does not work for me?
14 days to get your money back. Email us what you asked it to do and what it gave you. Contact.
Pick one and be working tonight
Five packs, from $49, paid once. Read every helper before you buy, and get your money back within 14 days if it does not do what the page says.
Helpers written in plain words, for the AI you already pay for.