How to make a pitch deck investors actually read
A slide-by-slide guide to a seed pitch deck: what each of the 12 slides must say, the mistakes that lose investors, and a free tool to build it fast.
Guides: how to make it, step by step
Plain-language guides, each with a free tool to do it.
AI tools by jobSlideForge Studio
Presentation tips for students: plan, design and speak with confidence
How to plan a class presentation, design slides people can read, and speak without reading from the screen. Practical tips for school and university.
CVForge Studio
How to write a CV with no experience
What to put on a CV when you have never had a job: education, projects, activities and skills, with example lines you can adapt and a free CV maker.
How to make your resume ATS-friendly
How applicant tracking systems read resumes, the formatting that breaks them, how to use job-ad keywords honestly, and a checklist to run before you apply.
CV vs resume: what is the difference, and which do you need?
CV and resume mean different things in the US and the rest of the world. Learn which one each country expects, the right length, and what to include.
AI Designer Studio
How to design an app without a designer
A practical path from idea to good-looking app screens without design training: user flow, key screens, a simple design system and quick user tests.
PromptForge Studio
How to write a good ChatGPT prompt
The six parts of a strong prompt (role, goal, context, steps, format, rules) with before-and-after examples you can copy and adapt.
Prompt engineering for beginners
What prompt engineering really is, the techniques that matter (context, examples, steps, format, checks) and how to practise, in plain words.
DashForge Studio
How to turn a spreadsheet into a dashboard
Prepare your data, choose the right numbers and charts, and lay out a dashboard people understand in ten seconds. Step-by-step, with a free tool.
Which chart should I use?
Line, bar, pie, table or number card? A plain guide to choosing the right chart for trends, comparisons, shares and distributions, with examples.
AI Tracker Studio
How to build a habit that sticks
Why habits fail and the simple methods that work: start tiny, attach to a cue, track it, never miss twice. With a free habit tracker to start today.
How to track your expenses (and actually keep doing it)
A simple expense tracking system: choose categories, log in seconds, review weekly and set limits. Works for students, families and freelancers.
DocuForge Studio
How to write a business plan
What each section of a business plan must answer, how long it should be, and the mistakes that get plans rejected by banks and investors.
How to write a project report
The standard project report structure, what goes in each section, how to present results and figures, and a checklist before you submit.
StudyPlanner Studio
How to make a study timetable you will actually follow
A step-by-step method: list exams, find real free time, weight weak subjects, plan review, protect rest, and adjust weekly. With a free planner.
How to revise for exams in one month
Only four weeks left? A week-by-week revision plan: triage topics, active recall, past papers, and the last-week routine. Calm, practical steps.
How to study for A/L exams
A practical A/L study approach: cover the syllabus early, balance tuition and self-study, use past papers well, and plan the final months.
FloraLens
How to identify a plant
The features botanists use to identify plants (leaves, flowers, stems, fruit, habitat) and how to photograph them for accurate photo identification.
Common houseplants that are poisonous to cats and dogs
Popular houseplants that can harm pets, what to watch for, and safer choices. Plus what to do if your pet chews a plant.
ToyLens
How to tell if an old toy is valuable
The signs collectors look for (maker, rarity, condition, box, completeness) and how to check real sold prices before you sell or throw out old toys.