You do not need to learn AI. Hold the button.
Most people never open an AI because it feels like homework. Pilotie puts the helper inside the workspace and the microphone on the front, so there is nothing to learn first.
Ask ten people why they do not use an AI and you hear the same three answers. I do not have an account. I would not know what to ask. I do not want another subscription. None of them is about the AI. They are about the homework around it.
What the homework is#
You open an account, you pick a plan, you find out what a prompt is, you learn that a good prompt has a role and a format, and then you copy the answer into the app where you needed it. By the time you are ready, the plumber has already called twice.
What we took out#
In Pilotie the helper is already inside your workspace. You do not open an account and you do not pay a provider on the side: it is part of the plan. There is a big microphone on the front. You hold it, say "Add a task: call the plumber tomorrow", and let go. Your voice is written out as text, shown to you, and the helper makes the task.
What stays#
You still decide. Reading and drafting need no tap. Sending, paying, publishing and deleting wait on a card until you say Yes. The helper can be wrong, like any AI, so a draft is a draft.
What you do on day one#
Nothing special. The empty chat shows three things to try that fit your kind of workspace. Press one, or press the microphone and say your own.
Who it is not for#
If you already use an AI and like it, you do not need Pilotie. Geenius OS is the same workspace for €19, and you bring your own AI. Pilotie costs ten euro more because the helper is included. If you still want your own AI on top, that works too: see the post about the two doors.