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The problem I needed to solve

A blank page, an untidy document or a repeat admin task can take more time than the judgement that comes after it. I wanted to get that work moving sooner.

Why I chose this tool

It is broad enough to help with drafting, summarising, analysis and structured problem-solving without adding a specialist tool for every small job.

How I use it

I use ChatGPT to structure proposals, create first drafts, summarise long material, clean up messy data and create repeatable prompts for work that comes up regularly.

What it does well

  • Creates momentum when the first version is hard.
  • Works across a wide range of business tasks.
  • Makes a useful starting point for repeatable prompts.

What frustrates me

  • It can sound certain when it is wrong.
  • Unedited output can sound generic.
  • A business needs a clear rule for what information should not be entered.

Who I think it suits

Owners and small teams looking for a general-purpose AI assistant who will still review the output.

Who should probably avoid it

Anyone expecting it to replace judgement, subject knowledge or high-stakes checks.

Alternatives worth considering

Claude.

Pricing context

There is a free option and paid plans. Check the supplier's current plan details before deciding.

My current verdict

Most useful as a thinking and drafting partner. The gain is in structure and momentum, not unedited AI output.

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The place I use for lead capture, messaging and follow-up when a business needs more than somebody's memory.

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