Hands-on AI sessions
A workshop for your team, one-to-one coaching, or a small group night, arranged for you. Every engagement is hands-on, built for people who are not engineers, and shaped around your group's own work.
In person is where these sessions land best, and every one adapts to virtual with a few changes. Any engagement can be booked as a multi-session package at a bundled rate.
Each thing is demonstrated first, so you can see it done properly, then you do it on your own laptop, on your own real work. Nobody leaves having only watched.
No engineering background needed. The level is set to your group, from people who have never opened an AI tool to people already using one most days.
Every engagement starts with a prep call, so the examples come from your own work rather than a generic deck, and any tool connections get tested together beforehand.
The session ends with a roadmap for your team and workflows plus the use cases from the day, and a follow-up call comes a few weeks later.
Founders, operators and leaders learning AI on their own time.
An hour a week on Zoom for six weeks, with messages in between for whatever you are stuck on. The founding package is $1,800 total. Every coaching engagement starts with a free forty five minute session, so you can see how it works before you decide.
A private three-hour session for 4 to 8 people. Everyone completes a short survey beforehand, so the examples fit the group and the session stays tailored without turning into a full company engagement. Each person registers and pays for themselves. The founding rate is $250 per person, with a four-person minimum to confirm.
Tailored to your tools, your security posture and the teams that will use AI.
Pitched at your group's level, whether they have never opened an AI tool or use one most days. Each thing is demonstrated first, then everyone does it on their own laptop. In person is where it lands best, and it adapts to virtual with a few changes.
What a team can build depends on what they are allowed to connect to, which gets sorted out on the prep call. A team can leave with a morning brief that reads their calendar and inbox, an email triage skill, or a newsletter digest running on a schedule.
Sponsoring or hosting a session for your community? See partnerships.