Quick task discovery
Find the tasks in your business worth improving first.
Fill this in quickly and we’ll send back a shortlist of the work that looks most likely to become lighter, faster, or more consistent.
HelpBook draws on SkillsFuture Singapore’s AI Potential on Tasks study, covering 38,000 tasks across 38 sectors and 2,000 job roles.
Input
Where work drags
Inbox handling, handoffs, scheduling, reporting, documentation.
Pattern
Repeated tasks
The recurring jobs that eat attention, slow replies, or create inconsistency.
Output
Short practical list
The few tasks most worth simplifying, delegating, or supporting first.
Next step
Clearer starting point
A more informed conversation if you later want help turning the shortlist into action.
Useful for quick operational reviews across small teams
Operations
Commercial
Founders
Transformation leads
What you get
A short, useful answer to “what part of our work should we improve with AI first?”
This is not a workshop, a long audit, or a big transformation pitch. It is a quick starting point that helps you identify where better tooling, process changes, or selective AI support may actually matter.
You answer a few questions, and we narrow the output to the work most likely to be worth looking at first.
The shortlist should feel like something you can recognise immediately, share internally, and either act on or ignore without much friction.
The language stays close to the work itself: admin load, bottlenecks, follow-up, reporting, coordination, and repeatable tasks.
Maybe that means process cleanup, maybe better tooling, maybe AI support. The point is simply to know what looks promising first.
How it works
Three quick steps from “this feels inefficient” to a shortlist you can use.
Tell us where work is repetitive or heavy
Share your role or business context, what you are trying to improve, and the tasks that regularly eat time.
We review it through a practical efficiency lens
We look for work that appears structured, repeated, delay-prone, or easier to support with better systems and selective AI use.
You get back - a short bespoke list
HelpBook draws from real labour-market research on AI Potential on Business Tasks, covering 38,000 tasks across 38 sectors and 2,000 job roles - From there, we focus your shortlist on the work most likely to show moderate or high AI potential.
If you want to go further after that, Let AI can help. If not, you still leave with something more concrete than a vague hunch.
Free check
Fill this in and we’ll send back the tasks most worth reviewing first.
Keep it quick and direct. The more clearly you describe repeated tasks, bottlenecks, or admin load, the more useful the shortlist will be.
What this is for
- Surface a small number of tasks that look most worth improving.
- Give you a practical answer without a long process.
- Help you decide whether anything here deserves deeper attention.
What happens after submission
Your shortlist arrives by email. You can review it internally first. If you later want help making sense of it or acting on it, Let AI is there.
Get your task shortlist
Free, quick, and shaped around the work you actually do.
Short practical output, not a long audit
Built around real tasks and bottlenecks
AI considered carefully, not pushed everywhere
Short practical output, not a long audit
Built around real tasks and bottlenecks
AI considered carefully, not pushed everywhere