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Brainstorm 15 names for a mobile app that helps college students split rent, groceries and bills with flatmates. Give 5 descriptive names, 5 playful names, and 5 short brandable invented words. For each, add a one-line reason, and mark your top 3 with why. Avoid names that are hard to spell when hea
Write a one-page product requirements doc for this feature: problem statement, target users, goals and non-goals, user stories (3-5), success metrics, and open questions. Be specific and keep it skimmable. Keep it under 450 words. Feature: "Saved replies" for a customer support inbox, so agents can
Write a reply to this customer that apologizes without over-apologizing, explains what happened in one sentence, says exactly what we're doing about it, and offers a fair goodwill gesture. Warm but professional, under 120 words. Customer message: "I was charged twice for my annual plan this month.
Organize this to-do list into a realistic weekly plan. Group tasks by priority (must / should / could), estimate time for each, place them on Monday-Friday with at most 5 focused hours per day, and flag anything I should delegate or drop. Keep the whole plan under 450 words. To-do: finish investor
Turn these messy meeting notes into: a 2-sentence summary, a table of action items (owner, task, due date), and a list of open questions. If an owner or date is missing, write "unassigned" or "no date" instead of guessing. Notes: talked Q3 roadmap. mobile app delayed, Priya says design not ready ti
Help me choose between three options by building a comparison table and then giving a recommendation. Criteria: monthly cost, learning curve, scalability, ecosystem, and fit for a 2-person team building a SaaS MVP. Options: (1) Next.js + Postgres on Vercel/Neon, (2) Ruby on Rails on Render, (3) Dja
Analyze this monthly data for a subscription app and give me: the 3 most important trends, one thing that looks like a problem, one likely cause for it, and 2 actions to test next month. Show the key numbers you calculated. Keep the whole answer under 350 words. Month | New signups | Paid conversio
Summarize the text below for a busy executive: a one-sentence TL;DR, then 3-5 key points as bullets, then "what this means for us" in 2 sentences. Don't add facts that aren't in the text. Text: Remote work adoption has stabilized: about 28% of paid workdays are now done from home, down from a 2020
Write a 10-question quiz on the basics of how the internet works (DNS, HTTP, IP addresses, TCP, browsers). Mix 6 multiple-choice and 4 short-answer questions, ordered from easy to hard. After all questions, give an answer key with a one-line explanation for each answer. Keep the whole quiz under 600
Create a 4-week study plan to learn SQL from zero to job-ready basics, for someone with 1 hour on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends. For each week give the goals, the topics per day, one mini-project, and how I'll know I'm ready to move on. End with 3 free resources. Keep the whole plan under 500 wor
Explain "how compound interest works" three ways: (1) to a 10-year-old using an everyday analogy, (2) to a college student with the formula and one worked example, and (3) to a busy professional in two sentences with the one takeaway that matters. Keep each explanation under 120 words.
Write a short, polite email to negotiate a job offer. I'm excited about the role but the base salary is ₹18 LPA and my research shows ₹21-23 LPA for this role in Bengaluru with my 4 years of experience. Ask for ₹22 LPA, mention one specific reason I'm worth it (I led the migration that cut infra cos
Act as an interviewer for a mid-level product manager role. Ask me the question "Tell me about a time you had to say no to a stakeholder." Then show what a strong STAR answer (Situation, Task, Action, Result) would look like in under 200 words, and list 3 follow-up questions an interviewer would lik
Rewrite these resume bullet points so each starts with a strong verb, shows the impact with a number where possible, and fits on one line (under 20 words). If a number is missing, add a realistic placeholder in brackets like [X%] so I can fill it in. - Responsible for the company website - Worked o
Write a cold email under 110 words to the head of growth at a mid-size e-commerce brand. Open with a specific observation about their business (use {observation} as a placeholder I'll fill in), state one concrete result we got for a similar brand, and end with a low-friction question, not a meeting
Turn these bullet points into a LinkedIn post that gets read: a strong first line that makes people click "see more", short paragraphs, one personal lesson, and a question at the end to invite comments. No hashtag spam (max 3) and no emojis at the start of lines. Points: shipped our first paid feat
Write hero section copy for a landing page in 3 different angles (pain-focused, outcome-focused, curiosity). For each give: a headline under 10 words, a subheadline under 25 words, and a call-to-action button label under 4 words. Product: TaskFlow, a project management tool for agencies that turns
Write a PostgreSQL query for this request, then explain it line by line. Keep the explanation under 250 words. Tables: users(id, name, created_at), orders(id, user_id, total_amount, status, created_at). Request: for each month of 2026, show the number of new users, how many of them placed at least
I'm getting this error in a Next.js app. Explain in plain words what it means, list the 3 most likely causes in order of likelihood, and for each give the exact check I should do and the fix. Keep the whole answer under 350 words. Error: "Hydration failed because the server rendered HTML didn't mat
Write unit tests with Vitest for the function below. Cover normal cases, edge cases (empty input, invalid input, boundaries) and one test per bug you suspect. Use descriptive test names and no mocks unless needed. After the tests, list any bugs the tests would reveal. Write at most 8 focused tests a
Explain what this function does as a senior engineer would to a junior teammate: first a one-sentence summary, then a step-by-step walkthrough, then any bugs, edge cases or performance issues, and finally a cleaner version. Keep the whole answer under 450 words. ```js function uniq(arr) { let out
Create a blog post outline on "How to price your first SaaS product" for first-time indie founders. Include: a hook-style title, a 2-sentence intro that states the reader's problem, 5-7 H2 sections each with 2-3 bullet points of what to cover, one concrete example per section, and a short conclusion
Edit the paragraph below so it sounds like a real person wrote it: vary sentence length, cut filler phrases ("in today's fast-paced world", "it is important to note"), and keep every fact. Return the edited paragraph, then 3 bullet points on what you changed. Paragraph: In today's fast-paced world,
Rewrite these rough notes into a clear, friendly email to my team. Keep it under 150 words, lead with the decision, then list what each person needs to do with a deadline. No corporate jargon. Notes: launch moved from Mon to Thu bc payment bug. Aisha fix by Tue EOD. Rahul update landing copy (new d