Workbench

Built for the businesses that can't afford to hire it out

Most AI courses are written by generalists explaining AI in the abstract. We do the opposite: every course is built around one small business — a salon, a landscaping crew, a nonprofit — tested against the real work that business does, and priced so unlocking the one skill you actually need doesn't cost more than hiring it out once.

How a course actually gets made

  • Start with the actual job

    Every course starts by breaking down what a real small-business owner in that trade actually deals with in a week — not generic AI theory, the specific reviews, texts, and listings they'd otherwise pay someone else to write.

  • Build and test the prompts

    Each lesson's prompt pattern gets run against real inputs from that business until it reliably produces something you could actually send, not just something that looks impressive.

  • Cut it down to what matters

    No padding, no theory for its own sake. If a course can teach the skill in less time, it gets shorter.

The people behind the courses

A small, paid team of curriculum builders, AI specialists, and small-business reviewers — professionals, not volunteers — focused on one thing: would a real business owner actually use this instead of paying someone else to do it.

Jersey Hernandez

Curriculum Lead

Structures each course so it teaches one skill start to finish, not a stack of disconnected lessons.

Will Jackson

AI Workflow Specialist

Tests every prompt pattern against real, messy small-business inputs before it ships.

Truman Sherin

Industry Reviewer

Actual small-business owners from each trade sanity-check lessons for accuracy.

Sophia Jensen

Learning Experience Designer

Keeps a course short enough to finish on a lunch break, not a weekend.

See it for yourself

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