Hands

For solo consultants

Meet the three I'd hire instead of working Sundays

Set each one up once. They just run. One person cannot do the work and the work around the work. Two can.

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Shift log · Monday
working
You, 7:55What did I not do last week, and what will it cost me?

Waiting on you

Send the three check-ins? Each one references the work you actually did for them. It is the cheapest new business you have and it takes you one click.

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Written downso far

Read the calendar, the inbox and the invoice ledger
Two sessions with no write-up — Thursday and Friday
Ardent invoice sent 11 days late, still unpaid at 26 days
Three past clients untouched since March
Drafted both write-ups from your notes, and three check-ins

In your words

Things people actually ask.

No workflow to build. You say it the way you'd say it to a new hire.

Write up Thursday's session from my notes in the format I use for Ardent.

Who have I not spoken to since March, and what did I do for them last?

Invoice everything delivered this month and tell me what is still outstanding.

The staff

The three I'd hire first.

Hire one, or all three. They hand work to each other, and each is the same Hand with a different brief and different accounts attached. You name them.

Wren

Write-ups

  • Reads my notes the same day
  • Writes it in my format
  • Files it against the client
  • Sends it before I forget

Docs Drive Notion Calendar

Signed in once, and only for this company.

For “Thursday's session, still in my notebook”

Marlow

Proposals

  • Reads the brief
  • Reuses what won before
  • Prices the scope
  • Books the call

Docs Gmail Calendar

Signed in once, and only for this company.

For “the Sunday I lost to a proposal”

Rey

Money

  • Invoices on delivery
  • Ages every balance
  • Drafts the chaser
  • Waits for my yes

Stripe Gmail Sheets

Signed in once, and only for this company.

For “26 days, and I still haven't asked”

Questions

The ones that come up first.

My notes are messy and half of them are voice memos.

That is the normal case. It reads what is there — typed notes, a document, a transcript — and writes up what it can support, marking what it could not. It does not invent the middle. If a memo is unclear it asks you one question rather than guessing.

I work under NDAs. Where does the client's material go?

Into your own Hands account, in one company per client so nothing crosses between them. That separation is enforced in the data rather than by convention. What a turn needs is sent to the AI model doing the work, and nothing is used to train one. You can export all of it, any time.

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