Put the repeat work on AI. Keep the final say.
Four live build-along sessions for business owners who want working AI workflows in the tools they already use.
Starts 5 October · 4 live Mondays · 10 owner seats · $499 once
Works with 200+ integrations
Gmail
Outlook
Slack
Microsoft Teams
QuickBooks
Xero
Stripe
Square
Shopify
HubSpot
Salesforce
Pipedrive
Mailchimp
Zendesk
Intercom
Freshdesk
Notion
Airtable
Asana
Monday
Trello
Linear
Jira
Dropbox
Calendly
Typeform
Zoom
How it runs
The four weeks
Start with one thing you keep redoing by hand — you need something concrete to build in week one. We measure how it runs today so you have a yardstick, and you learn which jobs are worth automating at all.
- What today's AI is genuinely good at, and where it quietly makes things up
- Writing instructions that get you the same answer twice
- Choosing a job worth automating, and one that is not
The week AI stops being a chat window. You connect your own systems to a workflow and watch it work on real jobs instead of things you paste in by hand.
- How AI tools actually connect to your systems — MCP, explained without the jargon
- Connecting your mailbox, calendar and accounting to a live workflow
- Why connecting beats copy-pasting: fewer mistakes, and far less of your customer data moving around
The week most people skip, and the one that decides whether you can actually let this near a customer. What the AI sees, what it may do, and how you prove it later.
- What never to paste into a chatbot, and what "we train on your data" actually means
- Least access: giving a workflow only the permission that one job needs, and taking it back
- Approvals and an audit trail — who signed off on what, and showing it to an accountant or an auditor
We measure the same job again and hand you the difference in your own numbers. By now the fourth workflow is easier than the first — you keep what you built, and you keep building.
- Your before-and-after, in hours and volume rather than vibes
- What to do when it gets something wrong — and how to spot it before your customer does
- Where to point it next — you leave able to build these on your own, as many as you want
What's included
Everything in the $499
One price, paid once. Nothing renews on its own.
Not recordings. We show you how step by step and you build alongside, with questions answered in the chat as we go.
Includes 30 days of Kommit, running a week past the cohort so you keep using what you built.
Reserve your seatBuilt from your examples in your own tools — not a demo account you lose access to.
What to connect, what never to paste, and what to check before anything touches a customer.
Every session recorded with the week's steps written down, and the other owners in the cohort doing the same thing to their own business, in the open.
FAQ
Before you take a seat
What does it cost, exactly?
$499 for a seat, and that includes 30 days of Kommit. The 30 days runs out about a week after the cohort ends, so you get to use what you built before deciding anything. After that it's a paid subscription, and we'll tell you the price well before you have to choose.
I'm not techy at all. Is this for me?
Yes — that's who it's built for. We show you each step live and you follow along in plain English; there's no code and nothing to install. Ask questions in the chat at any point, and every session ends with open Q&A.
When exactly does it run, and can I make it?
We start on Monday 5 October 2026, then run the following three Mondays — 5, 12, 19 and 26 October 2026. Start times go out with your joining link once the cohort closes. Every session is recorded, so missing one is not the end of it.
What if I miss a session?
Sessions are recorded and you'll get the recording, but the building happens live — that's the part worth turning up for. If you miss one, come to the next with what you have and we'll catch you up. Because sessions are recorded and shared with the room, bring an example with names and personal details removed.
What if it sends something wrong to a customer?
It can't send without you. Every message stops at an approval step — Kommit emails you the draft and waits. You approve it, edit it, or skip it.
What happens to my workflows afterwards?
They're yours. They run in your own tools on your own accounts, and we hand over how they were built so you or anyone else can change them.
How many workflows do I get to build?
As many as you want. We start you on one in week one because you need something concrete to learn on, and because measuring a single job is what proves the thing worked. After that there is no cap — most people have two or three running by week four, and the point of the four weeks is that you can keep building them long after the cohort ends.
Do I need to know what MCP is?
No — week two is where you find out. It's simply the standard way an AI tool gets access to your mailbox, calendar or accounting without you pasting things into a chat window. You'll use it rather than study it, and you'll understand why it matters for keeping your customer data where it belongs.
Is a week really enough on security?
It's enough to stop the mistakes that actually happen: pasting customer records into a public chatbot, handing a tool far more access than its job needs, and having no record of who approved what. You leave with a checklist you can apply to any AI tool, not just ours.
My business is more complicated than this.
Then the cohort may be the wrong shape. If your work crosses several systems, involves compliance or audit obligations, or needs a team trained behind it, our consultants build alongside you instead.
See how consulting works →Leave building your own, not waiting on us.
10 seats in the October cohort. Build as many workflows as you want, and leave able to build the next one yourself. $499 a seat, 30 days of Kommit included. Applications close September 30 at 10pm Eastern.
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