AI training built for your industry
One core skill set, then a thin application layer for the work that actually fills your week. Twenty-two tracks, all published.
Published tracks
A vertical gets published when the task detail is real enough that an owner reads three lines and recognises their own week. If yours reads like a template with a swapped noun, tell us — we’d rather fix it or pull it down than leave it up.
Every track is published
There is no waiting list any more. Twenty-two tracks are live, covering finance and compliance, property and construction, health and care, legal and professional services, and trades and field services.
A vertical only goes up when the task detail is real enough that an owner reads three lines and recognises their own week. If yours reads like a template with a swapped noun, tell us and we’ll fix it or take it down.
What we don't take on
Anything where a wrong output is a regulated harm rather than an inconvenience: clinical medicine, financial advice, tax positions as opposed to tax administration, and anything requiring domain expertise we don't hold. Credibility is the whole product here, so the boundary is published rather than discovered later.
If your industry isn't here
About seventy per cent of this work is identical across industries. The assessment has a general path that produces a real plan without a published track — start there, or tell us what you do and it may well be the next one built.
Published tracks
Seven published, and the taxonomy behind them covers ten families and around forty-five verticals. We publish one when the task detail is real enough that an owner reads three lines and recognises their own Tuesday — not before. Forty pages that are ninety percent template with a swapped noun would read as thin to you, to Google and to the AI assistants people now ask for recommendations.
If your industry isn't here yet
The foundations don't change — roughly seventy percent of the work is identical across industries, which is the whole basis of the curriculum. What an unpublished track means is that we haven't written your version of the task detail down, not that we can't run the engagement.
In practice the first call does the work the page would have done: we ask which jobs are done by the person who also signs the cheque, and the answer sequences the modules. Brokers, recruitment, builders, beauty and aesthetics, hospitality, ecommerce, not-for-profits and migration agents are the ones most often asked for.
Tell us what the business does and what's eating the week. An unpublished industry is not a barrier.
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Why not just publish all forty?
Because thin pages with a swapped noun are obvious to a reader and to a search engine, and they cost the credibility that is the entire product.
Do you charge more for an unpublished industry?
No. What moves the figure is team size, number of sites, regulated complexity and how much is built with you — set out on the scope and price page.
Not sure which of these you need first. The assessment asks nine questions and comes back with the modules in the right order for your work — including whether a policy should come before any training. Build your plan.
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