DataDeliveredHow to create a monthly cash flow forecast
I'm opening a small neighbourhood bakery next spring. Build me a 12-month cash-flow spreadsheet I can actually edit: monthly rows for rent, flour and butter, wages, utilities, card fees, and a seasonality bump for December. Put my assumptions on their own tab so I can change one number and watch the year update. Give me the .xlsx.
WritingDeliveredHow to write a business proposal for a client
Write the proposal I send a client after a first call: a small firm wants their 80-page product catalogue redesigned. Cover what I'd do, the three phases, what I need from them, and where scope typically creeps. Leave the price as a clearly marked blank. Give me the .docx.
WebsiteDeliveredDog walking price list template, as a web page
I walk dogs in my neighbourhood and everything happens over text right now. Make me a one-page website: what I do, my rates (£15 for 30 minutes, £25 for an hour, £10 each extra dog), the streets I cover, and an obvious way to reach me. Warm and plain, not a corporate template. Give me the file.
DataDeliveredHow to make a spreadsheet for receipts
Turn this into something I can actually use: our team's expense receipts came back as a mess of lines like 'AWS 2026-06-12 412.55 infra', 'lunch client 2026-06-13 88.20', 'Figma seats 2026-06-14 180.00 tools'. I have about 40 of these. Build me a spreadsheet with proper columns, a category breakdown, and a monthly total. Invent 40 plausible rows in that format so I can see it working.
Elementary teacher lesson plan, six weeks
I teach year-5 maths and I'm covering fractions next term. Build me a six-week plan: what to introduce each week, one worked example per week I can put on the board, and the two mistakes kids always make with that bit so I can head them off. Keep it to something I can read on one screen before a lesson.
TravelDeliveredFour days in Kyoto, planned around dinner
Four days in Kyoto in mid-November, two of us, we walk a lot and we care more about food than temples. Plan it day by day with where to eat, and be honest about which spots need booking ahead versus which we can walk into. One page I can print.
SlidesDeliveredHow to create an onboarding plan for a new hire
Make me the 5-slide deck I show new hires on day one at a small architecture practice: who we are, how we work, the tools we use, what your first week looks like, and who to ask for what. Keep it human — nobody wants a corporate onboarding deck. .pptx please.
WritingDeliveredHow to write a quote for a plumbing job
We run a two-van plumbing outfit. Every job we quote gets typed out fresh in WhatsApp and it takes me an hour a night. Build me a set of six quote templates covering our usual jobs — boiler service, leak callout, bathroom refit, radiator swap, blocked drain, emergency callout — each with the bits I always forget to mention. Something I can copy-paste and edit on my phone.
SlidesDeliveredHow to make a good pitch deck
I run a 12-seat specialty coffee roastery. Make me a 6-slide deck for two investors: where revenue stands, the wholesale-vs-retail split, our one bottleneck (roasting capacity), what the next round gets spent on, and the ask. Use clearly-bracketed placeholder numbers so I can drop mine in. Deliver the .pptx file.
WritingMissed one pageA scam-text sheet to print and stick by the kettle
My mum is 74 and keeps getting texts about parcels she hasn't ordered. Write her a one-page thing I can print and stick by the kettle: how to tell a scam text from a real one, what to do when she's not sure, and who to call. Big type, no jargon, no scaring her.
DataDelivered · 2nd tryInvoice template for bookkeeping services
I've got a stack of 23 supplier invoices sitting in a folder and a bookkeeper who wants a summary by Friday. I can't upload them right now — so instead, build me the exact spreadsheet template she'd want: columns she'd expect, a tab that totals by supplier and by month, and a column for VAT treatment. Then write me a short note explaining what to put where, so I don't have to ask her.
Three ways out of a shared support inbox
We're six people and support currently lands in a shared Gmail inbox. We're drowning — things get answered twice or not at all. Compare three tools that would fix this for a team our size, tell me what each actually costs at six seats, and say which one you'd pick and why. I want the honest downside of your pick too.