how this works
Eight kinds of work. One honest guess each.
Nobody tracks their week to the hour, and you don't have to. Guess. Every number here is a guess and a guess is enough.
Seeing the eight piles beside each other does the work, because the biggest pile is rarely the one you would have named.
Nothing gets sent anywhere. This runs in your browser, it saves your answers on your own machine, and it forgets you the moment you clear them.
your week
Hours in a normal week, per pile.
Count the whole team, not only you. If two people spend three hours each on the inbox, that pile is six.
the one that stings
Which of these bothers you most?
Not the biggest one. The one you would hand over first if somebody offered.
the read
Your week, sorted by the shape of the work.
Put an hour somewhere above and the read appears here.
This sorts your hours by the shape of the work, not by a measured saving. Which hours actually move, and how fast, depends on your real files rather than on a guess about a normal week.
where it starts
The first system, and what changes on Monday.
One system goes first. It's the one you said stings, because a system nobody wanted gets used twice and then abandoned. The free build for it is right below.
free, and yours
Run the first one yourself, this week.
This is the whole recipe, start to finish. It needs a Claude subscription and nothing else, and it runs on your real files instead of a demo.
These are starting prompts, not a finished system. They get you a real answer this week. Where you take it after that is your call.
that's the whole thing
It's yours. Go use it.
No catch, and nothing to sell you on this page. If you hit a wall, or you want a second pair of eyes on whatever comes back, send it over and we'll take a look.
Copied: your numbers, the setup steps, and both prompts. Paste it wherever you keep things.