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The Human Bit

Practical AI help for everyday work

One messy work thing.
One clear next move.

Tell Bit, your AI guide, the work thing you keep putting off. Get a usable first draft or plan today, and see which parts to keep human.

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Fair question

Why not just ask ChatGPT?

You can, and Bit runs on the same kind of model. The difference is the route around the answer: the job, the checks, the dated facts and the part that stays human.

An AI chat on its own, compared with The Human Bit
What mattersAn AI chat on its ownWith Bit
Where it startsAn empty box. You need to know what to ask.Your work. Pick your job, a common moment or a ready prompt, or say it in your own words.
Which toolOne company's assistant.Reviewed, dated guidance that starts from the job and only sends you to a tool when the fit is clear.
What to checkMostly left for you to work out.Every guide and playbook names the checks a person makes before anything leaves their hands.
What changedUp to you to keep track.46 dated updates, each with who should care and what to try.

How we check what we tell you

  1. The company's own word first

    Prices, limits and features come from the maker's own pages, with the source named on the fact.

  2. Every fact has a date

    When it was read and when it must be read again. Past that date, the page says it is being re-checked.

  3. Our view is marked as ours

    What a company claims and what we think of it are never blended.

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Why The Human Bit

You know things nobody wrote down.

Who is upset, what was promised, what cannot leave the building. Pick a moment and see where Bit helps and where you stay in charge.

The transcript exists, but nobody knows what was decided, who owns what, or what happens next.

Bit can shape

Pulls out decisions, open questions, owners and follow-up points from the messy conversation.

Stays with you

You confirm what was actually agreed, remove side comments, and check that no task was assigned to the wrong person.

You leave with A decision log, task list and follow-up note that match the meeting.

See what you can hand off in your own job

What is new

What changed in AI, and what it means for your work.

Each one tells you what to do about it: try it, test it carefully, or just keep an eye on it.

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Questions people ask

Before you type anything.

Do I need an account?

No sign-in is required. Ask Bit can save conversation, profile and notes on a server; Work Planner uses separate browser tab storage. How privacy works

What happens to what I type?

Bit can send your messages to an AI provider and save conversation information on our server. Saved question excerpts are removed during later writes once they are over 90 days old. They may remain longer if you stop using the service. Use made-up examples and withhold identifying or confidential information. Redaction alone does not guarantee that a document is suitable to share. How privacy works

Which AI is Bit?

Bit runs on a model from Anthropic or OpenAI, the same kind you can use directly. What it adds is the reviewed record of what each tool does, the job-first questions and the checks that stay with you. About The Human Bit

Do you score the tools?

No scores. Each tool is described by the jobs it fits, from its maker's own pages, with our view marked as ours. How we work

How current is it?

Every fact carries the date it was read and the date it must be read again. The newest update is dated 21 October 2026. See what changed

I have never really used AI. Where do I start?

Tap three answers about what is on your plate and get one small, safe first move. Start from zero

Bit, the Human Bit guide

You do not need the perfect prompt. Start with the real problem.

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Rough is fine. No perfect prompt needed. Or use the guided version