What would you take
off your list?
Start with a job, not a blank prompt. Choose a brief, fill in the details and give it to your AI. Keep it. Change it. Send it to someone with the same job.
Turn twelve tabs into a decision.
A shortlist with sources, trade-offs and the questions that still need an answer.
Sharing sends a link to the original example. Your edits are never included.
Replace the [brackets]. Edits stay in this page and are lost when you leave. Copy or download a version you want to keep.
Before you call it done
- Open the source links and check the dates.
- Check that costs use the same currency and billing period.
- Resolve the unanswered questions before buying.
Send the update. Skip the blank page.
A client-update draft and an action list, grounded in your project notes.
Sharing sends a link to the original example. Your edits are never included.
Replace the [brackets]. Edits stay in this page and are lost when you leave. Copy or download a version you want to keep.
Before you call it done
- Confirm what is finished and what is still a proposal.
- Check names, owners, dates and confidential information.
- Review the draft before sending it yourself.
Give Monday one less job.
A repeatable request for a weekly draft, with a clear schedule and review boundary.
Sharing sends a link to the original example. Your edits are never included.
Replace the [brackets]. Edits stay in this page and are lost when you leave. Copy or download a version you want to keep.
Before you call it done
- Confirm the time zone and actual scheduler setup.
- Check the first run and any missing sources.
- Keep compute running and provider access valid; outside bills may continue.
Make the idea clickable.
A small booking demo you can test before sharing it with a friend or client.
Sharing sends a link to the original example. Your edits are never included.
Replace the [brackets]. Edits stay in this page and are lost when you leave. Copy or download a version you want to keep.
Before you call it done
- Test duplicate bookings and the owner’s access controls.
- Use fictional data until the app is reviewed.
- Small apps share computer capacity; app email and payments require outside providers.
A brief starts the work.
A worker gives it a home.
In Wrkr, your AI worker has files, browser sessions and a computer in the cloud. Keep the brief and results in a project, return for revisions, or set up recurring work when access and capacity allow.
Explore an interactive worker example ↗ · Watch the 99-second film
The briefs are free to use and adapt, with no sign-up. They do not run AI here. Your chosen tool needs the required file, browser, code or scheduling capabilities.
Wrkr is preparing for invitation access. The cloud computer and AI access are billed separately. See the planned offer.