The add-on
The exact words for the job stuff you'd rather not write.
The work stuff that sits in your drafts for three days? Find your moment, copy the prompt, paste it into any AI tool, and get something you can actually send. Anything in [square brackets] is your cue to swap in your own details first.
Keep it in your back pocket. Pull it out whenever you're stuck.
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.
Anything in [brackets] you swap for your own details before you send.
Reach for this when someone's gone quiet and you need an answer.
Write a short follow-up to [who] about [what I'm waiting on]. It's been [how long]. I want to be friendly and easy to reply to, not passive-aggressive. Give them an obvious next step.
Ask for one specific thing, not a general reply. "Can you confirm the date?" Gets answered. "Any update?" Gets ignored.
Reach for this when you dropped the ball and have to send the email.
I need to tell [who] that [what went wrong]. Help me write a short message that takes responsibility, says what I'm doing about it, and doesn't over-apologise. One paragraph if you can.
One clean "my mistake, here's the fix" reads far stronger than three paragraphs of sorry. People trust the person who owns it fast.
Reach for this when the meeting's over and you scribbled a mess.
Here are my messy notes from a meeting: [paste them]. Turn this into a clear follow-up email: what we decided, who's doing what by when, and anything still open. Keep it skimmable.
Bold the owner's name next to each action, or ask for it in a table. People scan for their own name and skip the rest.
All 30 prompts, by situation. Each one opens with a copy button once you're in.
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 introOne tap, ten dollars, and you've always got the right words.