The link opens this exact blueprint. Your answers are packed into the link itself and aren't stored anywhere.
A 2-minute map of your work
You can't automate work you can't see.
Most people can't say where AI or automation fits in their job, because nobody ever mapped the job. Tap through your week and get a blueprint that shows what needs a fix, what a tool can take over and what needs you, plus three next steps.
- About 2 minutes
- No sign-up
- Your answers stay in your browser
The problem
Why new tools don't stick
When a new tool doesn't catch on, the problem usually starts before the tool. This is the usual path, drawn as a workflow.
Step 1A new tool arrives
An AI assistant or an automation platform gets rolled out to everyone.
Stuck hereStep 2Nobody maps the work
Most jobs are a handful of workflows that were never written down.
Step 3The fit isn't clear
People can't see where the tool helps, so they keep doing it the old way.
This tool fixes step 2. Once your work is on one page, it's much easier to see where a tool belongs and where it doesn't.
The method
Fix first. AI last.
Every step of your work goes through the same four questions, in this order. The first yes decides its label.
1Is it chasing, waiting or redoing?
Yes
Fix the processRemove the cause. No tool needed.
No
2Is it the same steps every time?
Yes
Automate itRules and connections. No AI needed.
No
3Is it mostly reading or writing?
Yes
AI can helpAI drafts it and you finish it.
No
Everything else
Keep it humanJudgment, trust and taste. Make room for it.
What you get
One page that explains your job
Your blueprint
Each workflow you run, drawn step by step, with the places it gets stuck circled in red.
Where AI fits
How your hours split between process fixes, automation, AI and the work that needs you.
Three next steps
One fix for this week, one tool to try this month, and one conversation to have with your team.
For team leads
See where your whole team gets stuck
New tools tend to stick when a team looks at its work together. Everyone maps their own week, then you see the combined picture.
- 1Send the link
Use the ready-made message. Each person maps their own week in about two minutes.
- 2Collect their links
Every blueprint has its own link. Nothing is stored on a server.
- 3Open the team view
Paste the links to see shared stuck points and one fix to make together.
See your week on one page.
Step 1 of 3
What's on your badge?
Your title goes at the top of your blueprint, right next to what your week actually looks like.
Which area is closest?
Step 2 of 3
What fills your week?
Your work blueprint
What your map says
Two things stand out
Your next steps
Three things to do next
Each one is small and comes straight from your map. Fix something first, then try one tool, then bring your team in.
Share it
Post your blueprint
The image and the post are ready for LinkedIn. Edit the words so they sound like you.
You can also right-click or long-press the image to save it.
Leading a team?Ask everyone to map their week, then paste their links into the team view to see where the team gets stuck.
How the numbers work
Your hours
Each answer becomes a weekly number: under 2h counts as 1, 2 to 5h as 3.5, 5 to 10h as 7.5 and 10h+ as 12. The hours are split across the steps by how long each kind of step usually takes. The step you said drags gets two and a half times its usual share.
The four labels
Every kind of step has a label, based on the four questions: is it chasing or waiting, is it the same every time, is it reading or writing, or does it need a person.
Time you could get back
Each kind of step has a best case, like 80% of the time spent scheduling or 5% of the time spent in real conversations. Nobody gets the best case everywhere, so the range assumes you get 35% to 65% of it. For you that's hours a week.
Your type
Your type is the label you have more of than a typical week does, compared across all 21 workflows. It describes your week, not you.
Team view
Your team's blueprint
Paste the blueprint links your team sent you. You'll see where the team's time goes, where it gets stuck, and one fix to make together.
- 1Send the message
It asks each person to map their week and send you their link.
- 2Collect the links
They arrive by email or chat. Each one holds a single blueprint.
- 3Paste them below
All at once is fine. We find the links in whatever you paste.