Day1
Rewrite the email you have been avoiding
One sent email that had been stuck for a day or more.
+25 minutes to your ledger
For working professionals in India
Take back four and a half hours this week. On work you were doing anyway.
One task every morning on WhatsApp. Fifteen minutes, at your desk, on the email or the deck or the spreadsheet already in front of you. We keep the count.
Free. No card. 0 members and counting.
Week oneMinutes back
- Day 1 · Rewrite the email you have been a… +25
- Day 2 · Turn a 40-minute meeting into a 6… +35
- Day 3 · Make the deck you would normally … +60
- Day 4 · Break a spreadsheet task you have… +45
- Day 5 · Prepare for a conversation that m… +30
- Day 6 · Build one thing that keeps workin… +50
- Day 7 · Count what you took back +20
Total taken back
4h 25m
That is 4.4 hours, in your first week.
Day one starts when you join
Seven tasks. Your own work. Not a course.
Nobody has time for a forty-hour AI course. So this is seven tasks you were going to do anyway — the email you are avoiding, the deck you keep postponing, the spreadsheet you fill by hand — done with AI, once, properly, with the prompt handed to you.
Each morning at 8:30 you get one message. It takes fifteen to twenty minutes. If a day does not fit, it waits for you.
Start with 30 prompts
Enter your mobile number and the starter set arrives on WhatsApp right now. Day one follows tomorrow morning.
The week, in full
What you will be holding on Sunday evening.
Every day ends with something real. Not a video watched — a thing you made.
Day2
Turn a 40-minute meeting into a 6-line summary
A meeting summary circulated the same hour.
+35 minutes to your ledger
Day3
Make the deck you would normally postpone
A slide outline with one clear message per slide.
+60 minutes to your ledger
Day4
Break a spreadsheet task you have been doing by hand
One working formula replacing a manual step.
+45 minutes to your ledger
Day5
Prepare for a conversation that matters
Three rehearsed objections and your answer to each.
+30 minutes to your ledger
Day6
Build one thing that keeps working after you close the tab
One reusable template saved where your team can find it.
+50 minutes to your ledger
Day7
Count what you took back
Your minutes total and a note to one person.
+20 minutes to your ledger
Free, always
The prompt library.
Written for Indian workplaces and organised by the moment you need them — the follow-up nobody answered, the appraisal you cannot start, the formula you keep searching for.
Proposal from a discovery call
The call is done and the proposal is due tomorrow.
Here are my call notes: [PASTE]. Draft a proposal with: their problem in their words, what success looks like to them, our approach in three phases, what we need from them, and commercials as a placeholder. Do not invent anything they did not say.
~90m saved
Write your own appraisal
Self-assessment is due and you cannot remember March.
Help me write my self-appraisal. My role: [ROLE]. Things I did this year: [ROUGH LIST]. For each, rewrite as outcome plus evidence plus business impact. Flag anything where I have described activity instead of result.
~75m saved
Argument before slides
Build the case before you open PowerPoint.
I need to present [TOPIC] to [AUDIENCE] to get [DECISION]. Give me a 10-slide outline where each slide has one headline that is a complete sentence making a claim. Under each, list only the evidence needed to support that claim.
~60m saved
When the week is over
The kit is for people who kept going.
Three books and a 52-card deck, on your desk rather than in a browser tab. We do not sell it to you on day one — finish the challenge, then decide.
See the AI Learners Kit — ₹1599
Free shipping in India. Damaged or wrong item, we replace it within seven days.
Doing this with your team?
Colleges and companies run the challenge as a cohort, with a shared leaderboard, a live session at the end, and certificates issued through CertX.