Ask around and you'll find most people use AI for the same three things: writing an email, fixing some grammar, and the occasional "explain this to me." Useful — but it's like owning a smartphone and only making calls.
The fun starts when you realize AI can see, plan, coach, and organize. Here's a quick tour of the moves that make people go "wait, it can do that?" Each links to the exact prompt you can copy.
It can see (point your camera at the world)
Modern AI reads photos. That unlocks a whole category most people miss:
- Photograph your fridge and get a week of dinners from what you already own.
- Snap a plant, bug, or sick leaf and get an ID plus what to do about it.
- Photograph a pile of receipts and get a tidy, totaled, categorized expense table.
- Show it your closet and get a week of outfits from clothes you own.
It can untangle the confusing stuff
The jargon designed to wear you down? AI flattens it:
- Paste a confusing bill or contract → plain English plus the sneaky parts to question.
- Translate a medical letter into calm, plain words (and good questions to ask your doctor).
- Drop in a spreadsheet → the three things it's actually telling you, in plain English.
It can be your coach
This is the one people never try, and it's the most powerful:
- Rehearse a raise — or talk a bill down — with AI playing the other side.
- Practice your sales pitch against a tough, skeptical customer.
- Turn it into a patient tutor for your kid that teaches instead of handing over answers.
It can hold the thread for a busy brain
- Ramble a voice memo and get a clean, ordered plan.
- Paste your week and ask "what am I forgetting?"
- Dump messy notes → clean minutes with owners and due dates.
That's a dozen — there are plenty more in the full library, sorted by your life and your work. The trick isn't being technical. It's knowing the move exists.
Not sure where to start? Take the 30-second quiz and we'll hand you the moves built for exactly your week.