Free guides, complete, with no hidden form on page three. Each one walks you through building one specific thing, start to finish. If you apply them and never talk to us, good: that's the point.
3 guides published · French and English · updated as dated
A Facebook post, a one-pager for the counter, a job ad: visuals every business needs and nobody has as their job. How to get Claude Code's new /design feature running in twenty minutes, the one-page brand file Claude reads before it draws, the free design skills that take the "generated" look off, and the prompt written out word for word. Three briefs for the first hour.
How to build a brief on your own industry, written by an AI assistant and delivered when you choose. The four steps, the full copy-paste prompt, the setup for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot, and the step almost everyone skips: the one that decides whether you get a tool or a gadget.
You've tried the free ChatGPT and you don't know what comes next. This guide ranks nothing: it gives you the method for deciding. How to name the job before the tool, the three layers of AI (including the one you may already be paying for), the seven questions to ask before you pay, and what each vendor actually says about your data depending on whether the account is yours or your business's.
We publish a guide when we have something verified to say, not on a schedule. These are in the works:
What Canadian privacy law actually asks of a 10-person business using AI
Cleaning up your inbox before you put AI in it
An AI use policy your team will actually read to the end
A guide fixes one thing. There are ten more.
That's what the guides are for: showing you the method on something small and checkable. When the question becomes "where do we actually start," that's where we come in: we look at how your business runs, put a number on every possible improvement, and you decide.