Take what's useful, no strings.
Most of this needs nothing from you but a click. Where something does ask for an email, it says so on the card rather than after you've clicked.
25 AI Quick Wins by Craft
PDF · 8 pages — no email needed
Twenty-five things AI is genuinely good at right now, grouped by what you actually do — designer, filmmaker, musician, writer, marketer, builder.
Every win carries a note on where it breaks. Those limits are the part that decides whether a workflow survives contact with a real deadline, so they are in the guide rather than left for you to discover at 2am.
The Buy-Back Playbook
PDF · 10 workflows — email required
Ten AI workflows that hand solo operators back 15–30 hours a month, with the exact prompts and where each one breaks.
Organised by the raw material you already have rather than by tool — things you photographed, things you said out loud, things you already wrote down. Different cut of the same problem as the Quick Wins guide, and deeper.
The public channel
Video · free, always — no email needed
Full workflows built end to end, tool reviews that say who should skip the tool, and the AI news briefs.
The public videos are not teasers for the paid room. If a title makes a promise, the video keeps it — the members-only material is more of the same work, not the missing half of it.
Written breakdowns
Articles — no email needed
The long-form versions — what changed, what it means for working creatives, and what to do about it this week.
Written for reading rather than watching, and kept updated when a model release makes an older piece wrong.
What isn't on this page
The free material is genuinely useful on its own — it isn't a trailer. What it can't do is give you a room full of people who have already tried the thing you're about to try. That part is the membership:
- The versioned prompt library, with the model each prompt was tuned for and notes on where it broke.
- Weekly live AMAs, and the archive of every past one.
- The private Discord, sorted by discipline, and the project feedback threads.