We don't have a big catalogue — just a few small things we built to make AI feel friendlier and more useful. Here's what each one actually does for you, in plain words.
A friendly AI agent you can pop onto your own website.
Got a website? chatyman is a little chat bubble in the corner that answers your visitors' questions — kindly, and in your words. It reads your own pages, so it talks about your place, not the whole internet.
A free, playable guide to what an AI agent is — and how to build one.
Not sure what people mean by an "agent"? This is a two-minute explorable, not a wall of text. Build a good "ask" piece by piece and watch the answer change; then assemble a real little agent and watch it go from a reckless guesser to a careful, reliable worker. You learn by doing.
A blank page with a whole writers' room sitting beside it.
Write your story like you would in any document. Finish a paragraph, press Enter, and a line-up of agents reads it — checking the words, keeping your genre and voice, and remembering your characters so it can tell when one acts out of character. You keep or change each suggestion; nothing touches your words without a click.
This is the kind of thing the Advisor helps you spot — the same job, asked two ways.
You get a polite-but-generic reply that could be from anyone.
Now it sounds like you, and does exactly the job. Same tool — one small habit.
The Advisor is built to help you find those little tweaks for yourself. Have a quick go at remembering the idea (it saves only in your browser):
AI can't read your mind — it fills the gaps with a safe, generic guess. The more you say about the tone, the length, and the outcome you're after, the closer it gets to what you actually meant.
Whatever we make, we hold to the same simple ideas — the same ones we teach about.
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