I don’t research anymore. I prompt.

Real talk — I used to burn entire Sundays comparing swim classes, gymnastics schedules, whatever the kid-activity-of-the-month was. Six tabs open, three spreadsheets, zero clarity.

Now I write one prompt, and I get back exactly what I need to make a decision — no more, no less.

This is the first thing I built. It's the prompt I used to turn "figure out swim classes for Finn" into a clean, comparison-ready PDF in about 5 minutes. Steal it. Use it on literally any decision your family's stuck on.

No email funnel nonsense. Just the prompt, free, because I actually use this stuff myself.

THE PROMPT:

I need help comparing [swim classes / gymnastics classes / any kid activity] for my [child's age]-year-old near [your city/zip]. Please research and build me a comparison table with these columns: - Program/studio name - Class type & age group - Day/time options - Price (per class + any package deals) - Sibling discounts (yes/no) - Current availability/waitlist status - Distance from [your address or zip] - Anything notable (trial class offered, cancellation policy, etc.) Sort it by best value first. Then give me your top 3 picks in plain language — no hedging, just tell me which one you'd pick if it were your kid. Format into a clean one-page PDF.

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