From scrappy notes to a proposal you'd actually send.
A simple workflow to turn the details in your head into a clear first draft.
See the guide outline ↗ AI for the everyday business
A little less
busywork.
A little more you.
We test tools that help you get everyday work done. Practical AI for sole traders and small businesses, explained in plain English.
Start with a job to do. Find a tool that earns its keep.
YOUR DAY, WITH A LITTLE HELP
The everyday to-do list MONDAY
✓Turn notes into a client proposal
Make sense of the research
Write this week's social posts
✳ A LITTLE HELP FROM AI
First draft? Done. You bring the final judgement. ✓ Ready to review
More doing. Less faffing.
◎ Real tasks, practical tests ◇ Costs explained upfront ↗ Built for small businesses ✓ Honest about the drawbacks
Start with what you need
What's on your to-do list?
You don't need to become an AI expert. You just need a hand.
Write something better ↗
Emails, proposals and content that still sound like you.
Clear the admin ↗
Meeting notes, follow-ups and the jobs that eat your day.
Get the word out ↗
Social posts and simple marketing for a busy business.
Find a clearer answer ↗
Research, comparisons and a little less guesswork.
On the editorial desk
Useful reads. Real-world jobs.
Katteb: we tested the AI agent. Here's what happened.
Fast output, decent quality, but would you actually use it? Our honest take.
Read the review ↗You probably don't need another five subscriptions.
Start with one recurring task. Build a small toolkit around work you actually do.
Find your starting point ↗Our editorial promise
A useful tool should
earn its place.
There's plenty of AI hype. Our plan is to bring a little common sense: try the work, show the results, and tell you where the tool falls short.
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Give it a real job.
A practical business task, with a clear brief and a usable result to aim for.
- 02
Show the whole picture.
The output, the mistakes, the cost and the time spent fixing things.
- 03
Be clear about who it's for.
Explain when we'd use it, when we wouldn't, and any affiliate relationship.
A good place to begin
One task. One tool. Start there.
Pick a job you repeat each week. Try AI on a draft. Check the result yourself.
Content plans
These are editorial outlines for the site. Open a topic to explore.
Writing: a better client proposal
Planned guide: start with fictional client notes, ask for a structured draft, then check scope, deliverables, dates and tone. Show the original notes, first output and human edits side by side. Never let the tool invent prices or promises.
Admin: turn meeting notes into next steps
Planned guide: use a fictional meeting to compare a manual summary with an AI draft. Check every action, owner and deadline against the notes, and record the editing time. Explain what information should be removed before using a third-party tool.
Marketing: one useful idea, three social posts
Planned guide: turn an example business update into three channel-appropriate drafts. Compare clarity, factual accuracy and brand voice, then show how a business owner can edit the drafts without losing their own personality.
Research: compare options without losing the sources
Planned guide: give tools the same business research question. Check whether sources support each answer, identify missing information and compare the work needed to reach a reliable conclusion.
Katteb: the proposed hands-on test
We have not tested or rated Katteb yet. The proposed review will check a practical task from brief to finished output, note intervention and errors, and verify current pricing and referral terms. Any eventual recommendation will depend on those results.