Your AI drafts. You make the final call.

A no-code course on setting up ChatGPT, Claude or Meta's Muse for your email, bills and calendar, and setting it to draft and ask before it sends or changes anything.

Get the free picker

Free: which assistant to use, and the 3 settings to change first. The $49 course isn't finished or on sale yet.

Watch 3 real recordings ↓

Watch it draft, then wait

Real screen recordings of ChatGPT, Nov 2, 2026 (free plan, logged out, not connected to any email or calendar). We pasted in a made-up email, message or family week, then typed the request shown. No sound.

A reply to the school

Lesson coming by Jan 31, 2027

You type: "Draft a reply to the school email about the field trip form. Say we'll send it back signed by Friday. Don't send it. Leave it as a draft for me."

It drafts and stops. You fix anything that's off and send it yourself.

21 seconds. Wait sped up 3x, last frame held.

A clash on the calendar

Lessons coming by Jan 31, 2027

You type: "What's going on this week and where do we clash? Don't change anything or send anything without asking me."

It finds the clash and asks before changing anything.

32 seconds. Paused in 3 places to read.

A client who wants a new time

Lesson coming by Jan 31, 2027

You type: "A client wants to move Saturday's 10 a.m. appointment. Draft a friendly reply offering to find a new time. Don't send it."

You check your schedule, edit the draft and send it.

20 seconds. Last frame held.

ChatGPT's answers are unedited, and yours will differ. AI makes mistakes, so every example ends with you checking. None of these lessons is finished yet, and each one ships only after it passes testing.

Three steps, in this order

Pick your assistant. Six side by side, with what each costs and who can get it.
Set the brakes first. Lock the account, decide what it never sees, and set it to drafts only before you connect any app.
Hand off the drafting. Teach it who you are once. Then start with a confusing bill, a trip plan or a household decision. Email and calendar jobs like the ones above come next.

What you get, and when

The course arrives in two parts.

Release 1, by Tuesday, Nov 24, 2026: 14 short, captioned screen-recording lessons plus the kit files. Every Release 1 lesson uses free plans.

Pick your assistant (3 lessons)
Safety first, before you set anything up (6 lessons)
Teach it who you are (2 lessons)
Three starter jobs: a confusing bill, a trip plan you can check, a household decision
Kit files: an assistant profile template, a "never share" list, and prompt cheat sheets (one page on US Letter, two screens on a phone)

See all 14 lessons

0.1 Six assistants side by side: what each costs and who can get it
0.2 Starting free or at $20: what each plan gets you
0.3 The $100 and waitlist options, Dots and Duet, described from their official pages
1.1 Lock the account first
1.2 What never to give your assistant
1.3 One app at a time, drafts only: set the brakes
1.4 No payment access at first
1.5 Memory: what it keeps, and how to clear it or turn it off
1.6 Don't share links or files that have your life in them
2.1 Write your assistant profile once
2.2 One project per part of your life
5.2 Make sense of a confusing bill
7.1 Your travel preferences and a trip plan you can check (free version). Research a trip, no booking.
8.1 Research a household decision

The rest, by Sunday, Jan 31, 2027, added as each lesson passes testing: your inbox, connecting Gmail (read-only first), a bills list from your inbox, the family calendar, one itinerary from your confirmation emails, a morning-routine skill and a monthly checkup.

Is this for you?

Yes, if email, bills and the family or work calendar eat your evenings, you don't write code, and you want to read everything before it goes out.

No, if you want an assistant that sends, pays or books things on its own. This course doesn't set that up, and it doesn't promise any result.

Price, dates and refunds

Pre-orders aren't open yet, so there's nothing to buy today. When they open:

Price: $49, charged when you order.
Release 1: by Tuesday, Nov 24, 2026. If it's going to be late, we'll email you before Nov 24 with a new date and the choice to cancel for a full refund.
The rest: by Sunday, Jan 31, 2027. If it isn't all there by then, we'll email you and refund you in full unless you tell us you'd rather wait.
Refunds: full refund any time before Release 1 arrives, and within 14 days after it arrives, no reason needed. Email [email protected].

Full refund policy

Get the free picker

You'll also join the waitlist: a few short emails on setting up an AI assistant safely, and one when the full course opens. Unsubscribe any time.

Questions

Do I need a paid AI plan?: Not for Release 1. Every Release 1 lesson uses free plans. The paid Claude part of lesson 1.3 (Claude Cowork) comes in a later update. Some later lessons may need a paid plan (about $20/month as of Nov 2, 2026, US), and each lesson says which plan it uses.
Which assistants does it cover?: Muse, ChatGPT and Claude are shown on screen. Gemini Task, Dots and Duet are described from their official pages only.
Is my data safe?: We can't promise that about any app. The safety lessons cover what never to give an assistant, how to set it to ask first, and how to clear its memory, using each app's own settings.
Who's behind it?: Made by I2 Consulting LLC. Not affiliated with Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic or Google. Questions: [email protected].

Your AI drafts. You make the final call.

Start with the free picker: six assistants side by side with prices (US, as of Nov 2, 2026), plus the 3 settings to change before you connect your email.

Get the free picker