Things I built for my own business and figured I'd leave the door open on. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to install, nothing saved.
The reason AI gives you something generic is that it doesn't know anything about your business. Answer six plain questions and it writes the prompt for you — one you can paste into ChatGPT or Claude and actually get something back that sounds like you.
Open it →Most small businesses find out whether a job made money months later, if ever. Put in what you billed, your hours and wages, materials and overhead, and find out now — including what you actually made per hour and what you should have charged.
Open it →I run a small business here in Fremont County and I built both of these for myself in about ten minutes each, using the same stuff I teach. Giving them away costs me nothing and it's a better argument than anything I could write.
If you find a bug or you want one that does something different, email me. I read all of it.
No code, no computer background. If you can send an email, you're fine. On the 10th I'm sitting down with a room of small business owners here in Cañon City — building a brand kit so everything comes out sounding like you, hooking AI up to your own files and email, getting found when a customer asks AI who to call, and building a working tool live for somebody in the room.