Do you see what I type into these forms?

No. The prompt is built in your browser and nothing is sent to GetSorted. It only leaves the page when you copy it or open an AI assistant, and then it goes to that assistant under your own account.

Which AI assistant works best?

Any of the main ones will do a good job: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Copilot. Use the one your business already allows. Some open with the prompt filled in; for the rest it's copied, ready to paste.

Can AI write our strategy for us?

It can give you a solid first draft and point out what's vague. It can't get your leaders to agree, hold them to a decision or check that the plan reaches the front line. That part takes people in a room, and the 90 days after it.

What should I leave out?

Names, client details, financials and anything confidential. Roles and rough descriptions are enough for a useful answer.

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Three prompts that do the first hour of thinking for you.

Fill in a short form. We turn it into a prompt you can open in the AI assistant you already use. Nothing you type comes to us.

Strategy

Draft your one-page plan

Where we're going, how we roll, and what's my part, from your rough notes.

Start

Culture

The honest check-up

Four scores out of 10, the pattern behind them, and three things to do in 90 days.

Start

Getting a yes

Write to whoever signs off

A short email that makes the case, and answers the pushback before it comes.

Start

Prompt one · Strategy

Draft your one-page plan.

Rough notes are fine. The prompt asks the AI to cut everything down to three things, write the behaviours in plain words, and flag what's vague. Print the result on our free template.

Your prompt

Nothing you type is sent to us. The prompt only leaves this page when you copy it or open an assistant. Use roles, not names, and leave out anything confidential.

Prompt two · Culture

The honest check-up.

Answer as you would to a friend, not a board. You get a score for clarity, behaviour, ownership and follow-through, and a test you can run with five people this week.

Be honest, nobody else sees this

Business name

What does the business do?

How many people?

Your role

Our top three priorities, as you'd say them today

Our values, as written down

How many of your people could name those three priorities without notes?

The last planning day or offsite

Which of these sound familiar? Same priorities as last year Leaders give different answers Values on the wall, not in the room Meetings run long, decide little Good people are leaving The plan lives in a deck Every decision comes back to the owner AI is arriving faster than we've agreed how to use it

One thing that happened recently that bothered you

Your prompt

Nothing you type is sent to us. The prompt only leaves this page when you copy it or open an assistant. Use roles, not names, and leave out anything confidential.

Prompt three · Getting a yes

Write to whoever signs off.

For the people leader, GM or ops manager who can see the problem but doesn't hold the budget. The prompt includes our price and what's in it, and tells the AI not to invent anything else.

Your prompt

Nothing you type is sent to us. The prompt only leaves this page when you copy it or open an assistant. Prefer a ready-made summary? Forward the one-page summary

Questions people ask

Do you see what I type into these forms?: No. The prompt is built in your browser and nothing is sent to GetSorted. It only leaves the page when you copy it or open an AI assistant, and then it goes to that assistant under your own account.
Which AI assistant works best?: Any of the main ones will do a good job: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Copilot. Use the one your business already allows. Some open with the prompt filled in; for the rest it's copied, ready to paste.
Can AI write our strategy for us?: It can give you a solid first draft and point out what's vague. It can't get your leaders to agree, hold them to a decision or check that the plan reaches the front line. That part takes people in a room, and the 90 days after it.
What should I leave out?: Names, client details, financials and anything confidential. Roles and rough descriptions are enough for a useful answer.

Got a draft? Bring it to the room.

Two days with your leaders turns a draft into three pages your people can say back at day 90.

Pick a date

Book a 20 minute call · Forward the one-page summary