The Hub
The tools we use. Some free, some not.
The cheat sheet our own team works from, the assessment that tells you where to start, and the research instrument we built for ourselves. One free account opens the free ones.
Free, with an account or without one.
Two of these need an account, because we keep them current and an account is how the update finds you. One needs nothing at all. None of them puts you on a list.
TAISAM, the AI cheat sheet
The prompts, the workflows and the guardrails we use every day to get real work out of AI. Compiled from years of practice by Taim, Kimia and Wesam, organised by the tools it describes, and kept current as they change.
- What AI does to work you already understand, and to work you do not
- Prompt patterns that survive contact with a real task
- The checks that catch it being confidently wrong
The digital maturity assessment
Fourteen short questions, about three minutes, and it follows your answers. It scores you across the five stages we build in, gives you the plan in order, and three things to do this month that need nobody. The result is on the screen; the email is optional.
The six stage email series
One email per stage, Plan through Operate, over six weeks. What each stage is for, what it looks like when it is done, and what you should own at the end of it. Then we leave you alone.
Ours to sell.
Things we built for ourselves first. Bought outright from your account, or granted by us as part of an engagement. A price is shown only when there is one; otherwise ask, and a person answers.
Bellwether
Our own research instrument. It ranks public market data against inputs it states on the page: price, beta, volatility, analyst consensus, the 52 week range, and a values screen with every source attributed. It refreshes itself daily and shows you what it read to reach every number.
It is a ranking of public data, never advice. It knows nothing about your circumstances. It is not a recommendation, not a track record and not a performance claim, and BiWize is not a licensed adviser. It is a way to see the inputs laid out, and that is all it is.
Training Kit
The curriculum we teach Ground Floor from, packaged so your own team can run it: the modules, the exercises, the facilitator notes. Coming when the first cohorts have finished with it.
One account. No password.
Google, Microsoft, Apple or an emailed link. The first sign in creates it, and the cheat sheet is in it the moment you arrive.