Choose a task
What do you want to make useful?
Start with the photo, document, recording, rough note, decision, or total already in front of you. Choose a task and carry that starting point into your free account.
Understand and learn
Get a clear answer from a photo, document, lesson, passage, or manual.
01Photo to answerAsk a question about a photoAdd a photo and ask what you need to know: whether the damage needs attention, what to check before buying, or what to try next. Include what happened before the photo and anything you have already tried. Get an explanation and practical checks, then ask about the part you want to understand better.02File to plain EnglishExplain a document in plain EnglishWhen a letter, notice or bill is confusing, start with the decision you need to make. Add the document and ask what it means for you, which dates matter and what to do next. You can ask about one paragraph, compare the amounts or prepare a reply using the same document.09Material to learningTurn study notes into clear explanationsPoint to the step that is confusing, whether it is a formula, a training procedure or a paragraph in your notes. Ask for a plain explanation and a worked example using your material. Follow up on the same step until it makes sense, or try a practice question when you want one.12Manual to ongoing questionsAsk questions about an appliance manualAsk about the job you need to do with the manual you have: clean the filter, change a setting or clear a paper jam. Get the relevant steps with their page references and precautions. Keep asking about the same manual as you work through the instructions, including any diagram you want explained.10Rough writing to clear wordsFix grammar and make writing professionalPaste your draft and say who will read it. Ask for the change you need: fix the grammar, make a customer message friendlier, shorten an email or translate an appointment update. Keep the names, dates and commitments in place, then copy the version that sounds like something you would send.
Write and organize
Turn rough thoughts and real details into words, plans, and work you can use.
03Voice to finished workTurn a voice note into a job summaryRecord the job walk while the details are fresh. Say what you found, what you agreed with the customer and what happens next, then ask for a summary, message or action list. Keep the notes with the job so you can return to the same conversation before the next visit.04Notes to scope or quoteTurn job notes into a quotePaste or speak your job notes, quantities and rates. Ask for a customer quote with the agreed scope, a selling price that includes your margin, payment terms and a way to accept. Put optional work on separate lines. Review the finished quote, then send it through the app you already use.05Lead to replyWrite a reply to a customer inquiryAnswer the customer’s actual question first: whether you cover their area, when you can visit or what the service costs. Paste their inquiry with your availability, service area and any trip charge. Get a reply with one clear next step, adjust the tone if needed, and send it by text or email.08Photos to listingWrite a Marketplace listing from photosBuyers need the item, size, condition and pickup or shipping details before they can decide. Add your photos and those facts, then ask for a Facebook Marketplace, eBay or Etsy listing. Put visible wear where a buyer will see it, choose your asking price and copy the title and description into the marketplace.11Mess to planTurn a brain dump into a practical planStart with the outcome you need: get ready for a move, finish a client job or launch a weekend project. Type or dictate the tasks and dates on your mind, then ask for a plan. Put the first action, fixed commitments and decisions in order, and leave later ideas for another day.
Compare and calculate
Put choices side by side and check important numbers without hidden math.
06Options to comparisonCompare quotes and options side by sidePut the quotes or options side by side and decide what matters most: upfront cost, included work, reliability or time. Add both options and ask for a comparison that uses the same scope. Check the complete totals and the missing detail most likely to change your choice before you decide.07Numbers to calculationCalculate job costs, markup and marginWork out the selling price from your labor, materials, travel and other job costs. Add the quantities and rates, then state the whole-job margin or markup you want. Include the tax rate and taxable items if tax applies. Keep the calculation with your job notes and use the selling price in the quote.