Reply for me
Reach for this when you're staring at an email you don't want to write.
Here's an email I received: [paste it]. Write me a reply that [says yes but pushes the timing / politely declines / asks for more detail]. Keep it warm but brief.
The add-on
The Everyday AI Bundle
The exact words to paste, for whatever life just threw at you.
No reading, no learning curve. Find your situation, copy the prompt, paste it into any AI tool, done. Anything in [square brackets] is your cue to swap in your own details before you send.
$1069 promptsNo learning curve
Keep it in your back pocket. Pull it out whenever you're stuck.
What's inside
Dozens of prompts (the moment you're in, what to ask for, and what to double-check) sorted by real life. Plus the little insider tips that make them work better.
Work12 prompts
Home & Daily Life13 prompts
Learning & Personal Growth11 prompts
Side Hustle & Small Business10 prompts
Everyday Power Moves12 prompts
Money & Admin6 prompts
Health & Wellbeing5 prompts
Here, try one
Anything in [brackets] you swap for your own details before you send.
Make this sound less stiff
Reach for this when something you wrote reads like a robot.
Rewrite this to sound like a real, warm human wrote it. Cut the corporate filler but keep any sentence that already sounds like me: [paste].
The pre-send check
Reach for this when you're about to send something that matters.
Before I send this, tell me what's unclear, what could be misread, and what someone might push back on: [paste].
The most useful ten seconds in your whole day. It catches the sentence that reads fine to you because you know what you meant.
Everything inside
All 69 prompts, by situation. Each one opens with a copy button once you're in.
Work
- Reply for me
- Make this sound less stiff
- The pre-send check
- Catch me up to speak on this
- Sort my chaos
- Meeting prep in two minutes
- The status update nobody dreads
- Say the hard thing kindly
- Defend my idea before the meeting
- Make the apology email not weird
- Translate the corporate speak
- Name the thing I can't articulate
Home & Daily Life
- Dinner sorted for the week
- Explain this like I'm smart but new
- Gift ideas that aren't lazy
- Plan the trip
- Write the awkward personal message
- Get the project unstuck
- Use up what's in the fridge
- Plan the party without losing my mind
- Settle the small home dilemma
- Write the message to the landlord, company, or school
- Plan the week so it doesn't run me
- Find the right words for the card
- Plan the day off properly
Learning & Personal Growth
- Be my patient tutor
- Quiz me
- Pull it out of my head
- Build me a real plan
- Explain it for a kid
- Help with the homework without doing it
- Settle the thing I've always wondered
- Practice the conversation in another language
- Break the big goal into a first step
- Be my thinking partner
- Write the toast or speech
Side Hustle & Small Business
- Captions, three ways
- A description that sells
- Handle the unhappy customer
- A month of content in one go
- Name the thing
- Price it without guessing
- The email that brings them back
- Turn one idea into a week of posts
- Write the FAQ I keep answering
- Sanity-check the idea
Everyday Power Moves
- Make it sound like me
- Two ways, so I actually get it
- Decide for me (sort of)
- Turn rambling into something clear
- Draft it, then I'll fix it
- Shorten it
- Tell me what I'm missing
- Roleplay the awkward conversation
- Catch me up on the long thread
- Make a decision checklist
- Remember what I meant to do
- Be kinder to myself about this
Money & Admin
- Decode the contract before I sign
- Understand the fee I'm being charged
- Prep before a big purchase
- Make the budget less scary
- Sort the paperwork I've been avoiding
- Write the firm-but-polite money message
Health & Wellbeing
- Get ready for the appointment
- Understand the term I was given
- Build a routine I'll actually keep
- Prepare for the hard conversation about health
- Make sense of the instructions
Great on its own. Even better after the intro.
The intro teaches you how to talk to AI. The bundle hands you the exact words for the everyday stuff. You don't need the intro first, but together they're the whole toolkit.
New here? Start with the $5 introReady when you are.
One tap, ten dollars, and you've always got the right words.