October 2026 · Interest list open

Learn AI with people who do work like yours.

Bring one task you want to make easier. Learn with a group that understands your work, and build something you can use again.

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A class forms when 10 people with similar needs are interested. No payment or commitment to join the list.

A group of adult learners gathered around a laptop together
Practical work. Shared context.Small-group AI learning, built around you.
Beginners welcomeWork on a familiar taskKeep a reusable templateReview every AI draft

Find your people

Choose the group closest to your work.

The examples change with the group. The goal stays the same: make AI useful in a routine you already have.

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Small businesses & solopreneurs

Customer follow-up · Content you can actually use · A repeatable routine

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02

Insurance & accounting professionals

Client communication · Meeting preparation · Office routines

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03

Educators & learning teams

Lesson preparation · Clearer explanations · Useful feedback

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Nonprofits & community organizations

Volunteer communication · Program storytelling · Team coordination

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Don’t see your field? Tell us what you do We’ll look for a good match.

How a class comes together

10 people. Similar work. Useful practice.

We’re aiming to begin in October 2026. Each class forms around people with related work needs.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you do

    Choose a group and share one task you want AI to help with.

  2. 02

    We match the group

    When 10 interested people with similar needs come together, we organize a class.

  3. 03

    You decide to join

    We confirm the date, format, length, and price. You decide whether it works for you.

The first class

Make AI useful in your work

A beginner-friendly, guided session built around a task you recognize from your own work.

Practice turning an idea into a useful draft, checking the result, and saving a template you can use again.

No coding required. Class length, delivery format, tools, and price will be confirmed with each group.

  1. 01

    Choose one useful task

    Identify a recurring task, describe what a good result looks like, and decide what information is appropriate to use.

  2. 02

    Give AI a clear brief

    Supply context, a specific request, constraints, and an example of the format you need.

  3. 03

    Review and improve the result

    Check facts, tone, missing information, and unsupported claims. Ask for a focused revision.

  4. 04

    Build your reusable template

    Save the prompt, the review checklist, and the steps you will repeat on your next task.

Try a small lesson now

A better follow-up starts with a better brief.

Copy this fictional example into an AI tool you’re allowed to use. Read the draft before you use it.

  1. Check that every fact comes from the notes.
  2. Remove invented dates, prices, or promises.
  3. Make the next step clear and edit it into your voice.
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A ready-to-try prompt

Using only the fictional notes below, draft a friendly follow-up email under 120 words. Include one next step. Do not invent a date, price, or agreement. Use brackets for missing details.

Fictional practice notes: Jordan met Casey at a local business meetup. Casey asked for a short overview of Jordan’s bookkeeping support. Jordan will send the overview, then ask whether Casey would like a 15-minute introductory call. No date, price, or agreement was discussed.

Before you join

A few useful answers.

Is there a confirmed October class date?

October 2026 is our target launch window. We organize each class when 10 people with similar work needs are interested, then confirm a schedule with that group. A date is not guaranteed by joining the list.

What does it cost?

Pricing is not set yet. You’ll receive the price, date, duration, format, and tool requirements before deciding to enroll. Joining the interest list costs nothing and does not reserve a paid seat.

Will the class be online or in person?

Tell us your preference, location, time zone, and availability on the interest form. We’ll use that information when organizing the group.

Can colleagues join together?

Yes. Each person should join the interest list, or a team organizer can tell us how many people may be interested. We’ll confirm individual interest before counting an entire team toward a class.

What should I bring?

One task you want to improve, and fictional or non-sensitive examples you are permitted to use. We’ll confirm any account or software requirements in advance.

What happens to my information?

We use your contact details and work preferences to match a learning group and follow up about classes. This form does not sign you up for a newsletter. Please don’t include client, student, financial, or other confidential information.

Your work. Your learning group.

Let’s bring the right 10 people together.

Join the interest list. We’ll confirm the class details before you decide to enroll.

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