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AI at Work: Get Your Hours Back

Replies, e-mails, summaries, Excel sheets and PPT outlines with a free AI assistant on your phone, plus a kit of prompts tested on your own tasks.

  • Level: Beginner
  • 8 lessons · 39 min

AI at Work: Get Your Hours Back

You will learn to hand the repetitive parts of your work, such as replies, summaries, short reports and slide outlines, to a free AI assistant on your phone, check what comes back, and keep the prompts that work; how much time you get back depends on your work and on how often you practise.

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From lesson 1: One assistant, one real reply

One assistant, one real reply

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Who it is for

  • You write the same WhatsApp replies, e-mails, MoM and monthly reports every week and want them done sooner.
  • You tried ChatGPT or Gemini once or twice and the answers came back generic or stiff.
  • Your phone is your main device and you do not want to pay for tools.
  • AI is arriving at your office and you want clear rules on what is safe to share and how to check an answer.

Who it is not for

  • You are looking for a way to earn money. This course has none and promises none; it is about the work you already do.
  • You want to send what the assistant writes without reading it.
  • You want a way around your office's, your client account's or your college's rules on AI. We show you how to ask about them and work within them.
  • You want to build automations, agents or apps, or you already keep a tested prompt library.

After this guide you will be able to

  1. One free assistant set up on your phone, and a real reply sent with its help in the first lesson.
  2. A four-part prompt you can write for any task, and an About me block you reuse.
  3. Context given the easy way: a photo of a page, a file, pasted text, or your voice in Hinglish or your own language.
  4. A two-minute check for wrong answers, your red lines, and your office rule on AI written down.
  5. Prompts tested on your own work: replies in My voice, summaries of circulars, MoM, a short report from an Excel table and a five-slide outline.
  6. Your Hours-Back Kit: six to eight tested prompts, a starter block that works in any assistant, and a weekly plan-and-review routine.

What is inside

8 lessons · 39 min

  1. Part 1Answers you can use

    1. 1

      One assistant, one real reply

      Set up one free AI assistant on your phone and use it to answer a real message that has been waiting for you since morning.

      4 minFree: One assistant, one real reply
    2. 2

      The four-part prompt

      Role, Task, Context, Format: four short lines that turn a generic answer into one you can send, plus an About me block you write once.

      5 minIn the full guide
    3. 3

      Show it, say it: photos, files and voice

      Give the assistant the real material from your phone by paste, photo, file or voice, and learn to tell when it has read only part of it.

      5 minIn the full guide
    4. 4

      Trust, but check, and what never goes into a chat

      Spot the answers that need checking, check them in two minutes, and write your own red lines for private and office information.

      5 minIn the full guide
  2. Part 2Your weekly office work, done sooner

    1. 5

      Messages and e-mails that sound like you

      Answer work messages and e-mails faster in your own voice, including the hard ones, and polish your English without losing yourself.

      5 minIn the full guide
    2. 6

      Long things made short: circulars, MoM and group chats

      Get a summary you can check from a long circular, turn rough meeting notes into MoM, and catch up on a busy WhatsApp group.

      5 minIn the full guide
    3. 7

      Numbers, reports and slides

      Turn a small Excel table into a short report you have checked and a five-slide PowerPoint outline, and get formulas written and explained for your sheet.

      5 minIn the full guide
  3. Part 3A system you keep

    1. 8

      Your Hours-Back Kit and a weekly routine

      Put your tested prompts in order, build one starter block that works in any assistant, and set a short weekly routine to plan and review.

      5 minIn the full guide

AI at Work: Get Your Hours Back

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  • Copy-paste prompts and checklists
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Questions about this guide

Something else? Write to us. A person replies.

No. Every lesson was built on free plans, as of November 2026, and no card is needed. Free plans have limits, and the lessons say what to do when you reach one. If you ever want more, ChatGPT Go and Google AI Plus are listed at ₹399 a month in India as of November 2026 and can be paid by UPI. Check the current price in the app. Nothing in this course needs a paid plan.

Yes. Every action step was designed for a mid-range Android phone. Building the final PowerPoint file in Lesson 7 is quicker on a laptop; on the phone you get the full outline and speaker notes.

Yes. The lesson pages are in simple Indian English and the audio is in conversational Hinglish, so you can read, listen, or both. You fill the prompt brackets in English, Hinglish or your own language, and tell the assistant which language you want back. These lessons are narrated by an AI voice. They were prepared with AI tools, then checked and edited by a person in November 2026.

No, and partly yes. This course teaches an office skill and promises no income. The information exists online; what you get here is a tested order, Indian office examples, prompts we ran ourselves, and a finished kit instead of a hundred saved videos. Lesson 1 is free, so you can judge first. You pay once, by UPI or card, and you can ask for a full refund within 14 days of purchase.

It depends on your employer, and we cannot answer for them. Lesson 4 gives you the list of what never goes into a chat (passwords, OTPs, UPI PIN, Aadhaar, PAN, card and bank details, other people's details), a two-minute way to check answers, and a short message to ask your manager. In back-office or client-account work, your account's rule comes first.

An AI assistant writes confident sentences whether it is right or wrong. It can invent a number, a date or a rule, and it can misread a photo. That is why the lesson on checking comes before the lessons on real work, and why our prompts ask the assistant to say where its facts came from. Free plans have limits: on a busy day you may be asked to wait a few hours, a long file may be read only in part, and buttons we describe in November 2026 may move. Your office or college may restrict AI, and some information must never go into a chat; we show you how to work within your rule, not around it. This course will not do your job for you and will not make you an expert in a week. It makes no promise about money, promotion, salary or a new career. How much time you get back depends on your work and on whether you practise. Some tasks get much faster, some do not change, and you find out by timing your own.

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