Lessons
Each lesson is a magic trick with real-life payoff. Ten-ish minutes, one outcome, walk away using it the same day. Start anywhere — Sharp will guide you.
Four patterns that rewire how you see AI. All free.
Flip the question. Have AI ask you one thing at a time until it actually has enough to help.
Photos, screenshots, PDFs — all inputs. This one lesson opens up half the catalog.
Four things in every strong prompt: who you are, what's going on, what you want back, how long it should be.
AI sounds confident even when it's wrong. This lesson teaches you to catch it in 10 seconds.
Money, family, health, travel — the tangible-value playbook.
Paste your hospital bill. Get back a list of overcharges and a ready-to-send appeal letter.
Snap a photo of your fridge. Get back five dinners and a short shopping list.
Three tones of the same message — firm, warm, neutral — so you can pick the one that'll actually land.
Paste the contract. Get back plain English, the risky clauses, and what you can actually negotiate.
Paste the numbers. Get back what each one means, what's out of range, and the three questions to ask your doctor.
A 90-second call script. Your exact lines, their likely pushbacks, and a polite close if they won't move.
Paste the policy. Get back what's actually covered, the benefits you're already paying for, and the three questions to ask your insurer.
Role-play the conversation before the conversation. Voice mode, three takes, coaching between each.
Photo of the model number, description of the noise. Get back the likely causes ranked DIY to 'call a pro' — with the tools you'd need.
Describe the person like you're writing a short story about them. Get back 10 ideas that are actually for them — not generic 'gifts for mom.'
Destination, dates, budget, travelers, constraints. Get back a day-by-day itinerary with morning/afternoon/evening blocks, walking times, and the reservations you need to grab now.
Ten minutes of prep turns a 15-minute visit into one that actually moves your care forward.
Ten minutes of rambling about someone you love. Get back a three-minute speech that sounds like you wrote it — because you did.
Paste a month of transactions. Get back where your money actually went, the three habits costing you most, and brutal-but-fair specific cuts.
Email, meetings, writing, research, data — the time-saver playbook.
Paste the transcript. Get back a 5-bullet summary, owned action items, and a follow-up email drafted for every person in the room.
Paste your resume and three real job posts. Get back the keywords you're missing, the bullets that are costing you callbacks, and a version tuned to the role.
Paste the calendar invite. Get back a one-pager on who you're meeting, what they likely want, and five questions that make you sound like you did your homework.
Ask the question. Walk away. Come back to a cited, structured report that would have taken you six hours.
Name your company and your space. Get back a comparison table of your top five competitors, three threats to watch, and two openings their weaknesses leave you.
Paste the memo or report. Get back a real .pptx — title slide, argument slides, objection slides, call to action.
Upload the ugly spreadsheet. Get back a cleaned file — dates standardized, addresses split, duplicates handled, outliers flagged.
Paste the draft you wrote at 11pm. Get back three tones, plus an honest read on whether you're being fair.
Paste the confusing Slack from your boss. Get back three interpretations, the signals that lean each way, and a reply for each.
Paste the job description and your resume. Get back the gaps you'd miss, a rewritten summary, a cover letter that doesn't open with "I am writing to express," and five interview questions with answers.
Paste six months of wins. Get back a self-review in four sections, calibrated tone, and a flag wherever you're underselling yourself.
Paste five to ten transcripts. Get back the themes across them, the quotes that prove each one, the surprises, and the three insights that should change what you do next.
Screenshot the chart. Get back what it's showing, what it's NOT showing, what questions it answers, and the follow-ups you should ask before you act on it.
Paste 30 subject lines and senders. Get back what needs you, what can wait, what to ignore, and drafts for the ones that can be answered in two sentences.
Projects, Skills, and workflows. The power-user playbook. Pro only.
Filters and Sharp's “what do you want to do today?” ship next.