Nobody asked how big your benchmark is.

Oppermind is now on the App Store. iPhone and iPad. It is the workspace, not a phone version of it. Same account, same files, same editors. The keyboard is the part I keep using. It installs into the phone, so Fix, Rewrite, Shorter and Tone sit above the letters in whatever app you happen to be typing in. iPhone and iPad: apps.apple.com/app/id6782807… Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d…

The rule that matters most is what a run is allowed to touch without asking. If it was not asked for, it does not happen. If there is nobody to ask, it stops. A tool that only does the job you gave it is worth more than one that does more

Every service I pay for added an AI assistant this year. Not one of them made the thing I actually pay for any better.

Nothing good has ever been decided after 11pm. I keep running the experiment anyway.

The question I would ask any tool before I put a year of work into it is what happens on the way out Not whether there is a download button. Whether the thing you made is a file you can open tomorrow without them, in the program you already have

Every big game trailer shows less than the one before it and it works on me every single time.

We killed a finished card this morning before it went out. It listed five things you can do to a PDF, and one of the words on it was OCR. but then we realized nobody outside software says OCR. They say they want to search a pdf or a scan. Same product either way. The words on the card decided whether anyone would bother finding out.

Four things on that card. They are not four subscriptions. Each one opens in its own editor in the same workspace, from one prompt, and comes out as a real file you can send to a client. Then post this as the first reply, no link: The test that matters are whether it opens properly for whoever you send it to. The deck comes out as a real slide exportable to the extension of your choice like .pdf .csv .pptx and .xlsx

Nobody asked for benchmarks. People asked for a slide about space on a mobile phone and got the slide. You show your benchmarks, we'll show our results. → oppermind.com

On 1 September the price of GitHub Copilot Business does not change. The credits included with each seat drop from 3,000 to 1,900. That is the shape of an AI bill now. The invoice moves and nobody announces a price rise. Oppermind Pro is A$29.99 a month, flat, and the editors are built in. Unlimited documents, spreadsheets, decks and designs on every plan.

One prompt. A lesson plan, the deck to teach it from, and a worksheet as a PDF with fields you can actually type into. Three files, three editors, nothing exported between them.

Oppermind covers most of this in one platform. docs, sheets, image gen, video, design tools and AI all in one place. oppermind.com