730 reviewed prompts.
Gives a reasoned salary range for your role, location and experience, with the factors that move it and how to negotiate. Use it before a job offer, raise talk or role change.
Converts a resume into a concise career profile with summary, strengths, key achievements, and a suggested file name. Use when preparing a professional profile, bio or application summary.
Plans a short trip around your budget, pace and interests: what to see, when, where to eat and a packing list. Use when you have a weekend or a few days and want a relaxed plan without hours of research.
Writes a friendly message proposing a simple swap of promotion with a neighbouring business, plus a follow-up and an outline of the deal. Use when you want to share customers with a shop or trade next door.
Generates practical and a few surprising ways to use a tool or technology in your own role, ranked by value and effort. Use when you have adopted something new and want ideas beyond the obvious.
Plans five to seven simple social posts for the week, mixing behind-the-scenes, products, tips and customer stories, with captions ready to use. Use on a Monday when you want to post regularly without thinking about it every day.
Writes a clear handover for a task you are delegating: the goal, what done looks like, decisions they can make alone, deadlines, resources and check-in points. Use when passing work to a team member so it does not bounce back.
Turns your rough notes into a clear opening and closing checklist you can print and tick off, in a sensible order. Use when you train a new starter or want fewer jobs forgotten at the end of the day.
Turns your own rules about returns and refunds into a clear page customers can follow, with a short summary and steps. Use when you need a policy for your website, receipts or shop counter.
Writes a friendly, honest job ad for a shop, cafe, trade or service business: what the job is, hours, pay, who would fit and how to apply. Use when you need to hire one or two people quickly.
Compares your resume or CV with a job description, finds keyword and skill gaps, and rewrites relevant bullets without inventing experience. Use before each application.
Drafts a client proposal for a defined project: understanding of the need, approach, deliverables, what is not included, timeline, fee summary and next steps. Use after a discovery call when the client has asked for a quote.
