Friday Documentation Version 1.85 β€” updated 01 Jun 2026 (released 22 Nov 2024) https://inspiredone.ai Friday product documentation β€” the AI Growth CoWorker platform. Covers Friday Search, CoWorkers, Voice Companion, Live Apps (Go-to-Market, Friday Spice, Design Studio), Computer, A2A Commerce, and native apps (Studio, Notebook, Canvas). # Friday ## Introduction Welcome to InspiredOne β€” an AI-powered storytelling, research, and growth platform designed to help creators, professionals, and communities transform ideas into meaningful content and collaborative conversations. InspiredOne provides a comprehensive environment where users can explore influential voices, discover powerful ideas, create authentic stories, and share meaningful content across multiple formats including audio, video, and written conversations. Rather than relying on disconnected tools for research, ideation, content creation, and collaboration, InspiredOne integrates these capabilities into a unified platform where inspiration can evolve into action. InspiredOne is available both as a web application and as a mobile application, enabling users to seamlessly discover insights, create content, and engage with communities across devices. The platform is designed around a powerful vision: bringing the entire internet at your fingertips while empowering users to transform information into meaningful ideas, stories, and discussions. Core Platform Experiences InspiredOne is structured around three key product experiences that support the full journey from research to creation and growth. - πŸ”Ž Friday Search β€” a deep research experience that allows users to explore topics, analyze insights from across the internet, and continue discovery through intelligent follow-up questions. - πŸ“Š Growth Dashboard β€” a centralized workspace that helps users monitor activity, track progress, and measure how ideas evolve into meaningful outcomes. - πŸ”— Relationship Canvas β€” a visual workspace where ideas, relationships, workflows, and strategic thinking can be organized and connected in a structured way. These modules work together to create a continuous workflow where users can research ideas, structure their thinking, and transform insights into meaningful conversations and content. Platform Access - 🌐 Main Web Platform: https://inspiredone.ai - πŸ“Š Growth Dashboard Web Platform: https://friday.inspiredone.ai - πŸ“± Mobile applications available for Android and iOS devices. Download InspiredOne InspiredOne is available across multiple platforms so you can explore ideas and share insights anytime. [Image: Get it on Google Play β€” https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/78/Google_Play_Store_badge_EN.svg] (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.inspiredonebeta&pli=1) [Image: Download on the App Store β€” https://developer.apple.com/assets/elements/badges/download-on-the-app-store.svg] (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inspiredone/id6670420512) Download the InspiredOne mobile application or access the web platform to start transforming your moments into meaningful stories and conversations. ## Key Concepts InspiredOne is built around a set of core product concepts that guide how users explore information, organize ideas, and transform inspiration into meaningful content and conversations. Rather than treating research, ideation, and storytelling as separate tasks, InspiredOne connects these activities into a unified experience. The platform enables users to move seamlessly from discovering information to structuring ideas and sharing insights with others. Friday Search Friday Search is InspiredOne’s intelligent research experience designed to help users explore topics and gather insights from across the internet. Instead of simply returning search results, Friday Search encourages deeper exploration by allowing users to ask follow-up questions, refine their understanding, and analyze ideas from multiple perspectives. This approach helps users transform raw information into structured insights that can later be organized, discussed, or turned into meaningful content within the platform. Growth Dashboard The Growth Dashboard provides a centralized view of activity and progress across the InspiredOne platform. It allows users to monitor how ideas, conversations, and content evolve over time. By bringing together insights about engagement, creation activity, and development of ideas, the dashboard helps users maintain clarity and focus on their goals. This workspace makes it easier to understand progress, identify patterns in content creation, and track how inspiration transforms into real outcomes. Relationship Canvas The Relationship Canvas is a visual workspace where users can organize ideas and map relationships between concepts, conversations, and insights. Many ideas are connected to other ideas, experiences, or discussions. The canvas allows users to visualize these relationships and structure their thinking in a more intuitive way. By organizing ideas visually, the Relationship Canvas helps users transform scattered thoughts into clear frameworks that support deeper understanding and strategic thinking. AI-Assisted Creation InspiredOne integrates advanced AI tools that assist users in generating ideas, structuring content, and refining their storytelling. These AI capabilities help users transform research insights and personal experiences into engaging posts, discussions, and stories that can be shared with communities across the platform. Rather than replacing creativity, the AI features act as intelligent collaborators that help users develop and express their ideas more effectively. ## Platform Architecture InspiredOne is designed as a connected platform where discovery, organization, and growth work together in a unified experience. Its architecture is centered around a modular product structure that allows users to move from research to structured thinking and measurable progress without switching between disconnected tools. At a high level, the platform is organized into three primary layers. Each layer supports a distinct stage of the user journey while remaining tightly connected to the rest of the system. Research Layer The Research Layer is powered by Friday Search. This layer is responsible for discovery, topic exploration, and insight gathering. It helps users search across the web, analyze information, and refine understanding through follow-up questioning. This layer acts as the entry point for new ideas and provides the knowledge foundation for the rest of the platform. Organization Layer The Organization Layer is powered by the Relationship Canvas. Once ideas and insights are discovered, this layer helps users structure them visually by mapping relationships between topics, conversations, and concepts. It transforms scattered information into connected knowledge, making it easier to understand patterns and build meaningful frameworks. Growth Layer The Growth Layer is powered by the Growth Dashboard. This layer provides visibility into user activity, progress, and outcomes across the platform. It helps users monitor how ideas evolve over time, track engagement and productivity, and maintain clarity around ongoing work. Connected Workflow These layers do not operate independently. InspiredOne connects them into a continuous workflow where users can discover information, organize it into structured thinking, and track progress as their ideas develop into content, conversations, and collaboration. Friday Search ↓ Relationship Canvas ↓ Growth Dashboard This modular architecture makes InspiredOne flexible, scalable, and easy to use across different workflows, whether the goal is research, storytelling, knowledge organization, or community-driven growth. ## How InspiredOne Works InspiredOne is designed to help users move seamlessly from discovering ideas to organizing knowledge and ultimately tracking how those ideas evolve into meaningful outcomes. The platform connects research, structured thinking, and progress tracking into a unified workflow. Instead of treating research, ideation, and content creation as separate activities, InspiredOne integrates these steps into a continuous process that helps users transform inspiration into action. 1. Discover Ideas The journey typically begins with Friday Search, where users explore topics, analyze information from across the internet, and gain deeper insights through follow-up questions. This stage helps users gather the knowledge needed to understand a topic from multiple perspectives. 2. Organize Insights After discovering information, users can structure their ideas using the Relationship Canvas. This visual workspace allows users to map relationships between concepts, conversations, and insights, transforming scattered thoughts into organized frameworks. 3. Track Growth As ideas evolve into discussions, stories, or collaborative projects, the Growth Dashboard provides a centralized view of activity and progress. It helps users understand how their ideas develop over time and track meaningful engagement across the platform. Continuous Workflow These stages form a continuous cycle where discovery leads to organization, and organization leads to growth. By connecting these steps together, InspiredOne enables users to move naturally from inspiration to structured thinking and meaningful outcomes. Friday Search ↓ Relationship Canvas ↓ Growth Dashboard ## Friday Demo Friday is InspiredOne’s intelligent discovery and research assistant designed to help users move beyond traditional search and into a more interactive, insight-driven experience. Instead of simply presenting a list of links, Friday helps users understand topics in depth. It supports exploration through conversational follow-up questions, context-aware refinement, and structured insight gathering so users can research faster and think more clearly. Friday is built for creators, researchers, founders, marketers, students, and teams who need more than search results. It helps transform scattered information from across the web into meaningful knowledge that can be used for decision-making, storytelling, planning, and content creation. What is Friday? Friday is the research and intelligence layer of the InspiredOne platform. It is designed to help users: - Explore topics across the web in a more guided and intelligent way - Ask follow-up questions and continue discovery naturally - Break down complex ideas into understandable insights - Compare perspectives, concepts, and sources more efficiently - Use research as the foundation for content, collaboration, and strategy By combining search, conversation, and AI-assisted understanding, Friday helps users go from curiosity to clarity much faster than traditional search workflows. Why Friday Matters Modern research is often fragmented. Users switch between search engines, notes, articles, videos, and separate tools just to develop one clear understanding of a topic. Friday reduces that friction by bringing research into a single guided experience. This makes it easier to: - Save time during research and discovery - Develop stronger understanding through iterative questioning - Generate better ideas from higher-quality inputs - Move from information gathering to action more quickly Whether the user is researching a trend, validating an idea, exploring a niche topic, or preparing content, Friday helps turn information overload into focused insight. Core Capabilities Conversational Search Friday enables a more natural way to explore knowledge. Users can ask a question, receive insights, and continue refining the conversation through follow-up prompts. Deeper Topic Exploration Instead of stopping at surface-level answers, Friday encourages users to go deeper into a subject, uncovering related themes, perspectives, and supporting context. Insight-Driven Research Friday focuses on helping users understand and synthesize information, not just collect links. This makes research more actionable and useful for real-world workflows. Foundation for Creation The knowledge gathered through Friday can become the starting point for storytelling, strategy, content creation, planning, and collaboration across InspiredOne. Example Use Cases - Researching a business idea before building a product - Exploring a trend to create content or thought leadership - Learning a new topic through follow-up questioning - Gathering inspiration before writing, speaking, or creating - Analyzing concepts from multiple perspectives before making decisions These use cases make Friday valuable not only as a search tool, but as a thinking and discovery companion within the InspiredOne ecosystem. How Friday Fits into InspiredOne Friday is often the starting point of the InspiredOne workflow. Users begin by discovering ideas and gathering insight through Friday, then carry those insights into other platform experiences for organization, collaboration, and growth. Research with Friday ↓ Structure insights ↓ Turn ideas into action This makes Friday more than just a feature β€” it acts as an entry point into the broader InspiredOne journey of research, creation, and meaningful output. Demo Video Watch the demo below to see how Friday works in practice and how users can move from simple queries to deeper exploration and insight discovery. Friday Product Demo Watch Demo Video (https://inspiredone.ai/Growth_Platform.mp4) --- # Getting Started ## Accessing InspiredOne To begin using InspiredOne, users can access the platform through either the web application or the mobile application. The platform is designed to provide a seamless experience across devices, allowing users to explore ideas, organize insights, and collaborate with communities from anywhere. Once the platform is opened, users will be directed to the authentication screen where they can begin the login process and access their InspiredOne account. Step 1 β€” Open InspiredOne Users can start by opening the InspiredOne platform using one of the following methods: - 🌐 Visit the InspiredOne web platform from your browser. - πŸ“± Launch the InspiredOne mobile application installed on your device. Access InspiredOne instantly 🌐 Open InspiredOne Web Platform (https://friday.inspiredone.ai) [Image: Get it on Google Play β€” https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/78/Google_Play_Store_badge_EN.svg] (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.inspiredonebeta&pli=1) [Image: Download on the App Store β€” https://developer.apple.com/assets/elements/badges/download-on-the-app-store.svg] (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inspiredone/id6670420512) Step 2 β€” Access InspiredOne on the Web To use InspiredOne on the web, open your preferred browser and navigate to the InspiredOne web platform. This option is ideal for users who want to work from a desktop or laptop with a larger screen experience. Web Access [Image: InspiredOne web platform login β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/Home_page_screenshot.png] Step 3 β€” Access InspiredOne on Mobile To use InspiredOne on mobile, launch the InspiredOne application installed on your device. This provides a convenient way to access the platform while on the go. Mobile Access [Image: Opening InspiredOne mobile application β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/open_app.png] Step 4 β€” Navigate to Login Screen After opening the platform on either web or mobile, users will reach the login interface where they can securely sign in to their account. InspiredOne uses a simple authentication flow that begins with phone number verification. Login Screen [Image: InspiredOne login screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/login_screenshot.png] Next Step Once you reach the login screen, you can proceed by entering your phone number. InspiredOne will send a One-Time Password (OTP) to verify your identity and securely sign you in. The next section explains how to log in using a phone number and verify the OTP. ## Web Application Login Users can access InspiredOne directly from the web using a desktop or laptop browser. The web platform provides the full InspiredOne experience with access to Friday Search, Growth Dashboard, and documentation. Step 1 β€” Open InspiredOne Web Platform Open your preferred browser and navigate to the InspiredOne web platform. This will load the InspiredOne login interface. Web Login Page [Image: InspiredOne web login screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/Home_page_screenshot.png] Step 2 β€” Enter Your Phone Number Enter your registered phone number in the input field and click Get Verification Code to continue. Enter Phone Number [Image: Enter phone number on web β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/login_page.png] Step 3 β€” Verify OTP InspiredOne will send a One-Time Password (OTP) to your phone. Enter the verification code to securely log in to your account. OTP Verification [Image: OTP verification β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/get_otp_screenshot.png] Next Step After successful verification, you will be redirected to the InspiredOne Home Screen where you can start exploring Friday Search and other platform features. ## Login with Phone Number InspiredOne provides a secure and simple authentication process using phone number verification. Instead of traditional usernames and passwords, users can log in quickly by entering their phone number and verifying their identity using a One-Time Password (OTP). This approach ensures a smooth login experience while maintaining strong security for user accounts. Step 1 β€” Enter Your Phone Number On the login screen, enter your mobile phone number in the input field provided. Make sure the number is correct and includes the appropriate country code if required. Enter Phone Number [Image: Enter phone number β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/phone_number_entering.png] Step 2 β€” Request OTP After entering your phone number, tap or click the Get Verification Code button. InspiredOne will automatically send a One-Time Password (OTP) to the phone number you provided. Request OTP Screenshot [Image: Send OTP β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/verification_entering.png] Step 3 β€” OTP Sent Once the request is submitted, InspiredOne sends a verification code to your phone via SMS. This code will be used to verify your identity and securely grant access to your account. In the next step, you will enter the OTP received on your phone to complete the login process. OTP Sent [Image: OTP sent β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/enter_otp_screenshot.png] Next Step After verifying the OTP, you will be redirected to the InspiredOne Home Screen. The next section introduces the Home Screen interface and highlights the main navigation areas available to users. ## Home Screen Overview After successfully logging in and verifying the One-Time Password (OTP), users are redirected to the InspiredOne Home Screen. This is the main interface where users can explore ideas, access platform features, and navigate between different modules of the application. The home screen serves as the central hub of InspiredOne, providing quick access to research tools, growth insights, and collaborative workspaces. Main Navigation The top navigation bar allows users to quickly access the major areas of the platform. These navigation items provide entry points to the core features of InspiredOne. - Talk to Friday β€” Access the Friday Search experience for exploring topics and discovering insights. - Growth CoWorker β€” View activity and track progress through the Growth Dashboard. - Demo β€” Explore demonstration content and examples. - Docs β€” Access product documentation and guides. - Menu β€” Open additional navigation options and account settings. Home Screen Layout The InspiredOne Home Screen is designed to give users immediate visibility into the platform’s capabilities. From here, users can begin researching ideas, organizing knowledge, and interacting with the platform’s AI-powered tools. Home Screen Screenshot [Image: InspiredOne home screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/home_screen.png] Next Step Once you are familiar with the home screen, you can begin exploring the core features of the platform. One of the most powerful capabilities of InspiredOne is Friday Search, which allows users to explore topics, analyze insights, and ask follow-up questions for deeper understanding. The next section explains how to use Friday Search to start discovering ideas and insights. --- # Friday Voice Companion ## Introduction The Voice Assistant is InspiredOne’s conversational voice experience designed to make interaction with the platform more natural, more immediate, and more human. Instead of relying only on typed input, users can speak naturally, ask questions, continue conversations, and receive intelligent responses in a hands-free or low-friction way. At its core, the Voice Assistant brings together voice interaction, contextual understanding, and intelligent response generation to create a more fluid product experience. It is designed not just to respond to commands, but to participate in meaningful conversations that help users explore ideas, stay productive, and move faster from thought to action. InspiredOne’s voice experience is centered around the idea of Friday as a voice companion β€” a system that can engage users in natural dialogue, remember context over time, and support deeper conversations that lead to useful outcomes for individuals, teams, and businesses. What the Voice Assistant Does The Voice Assistant allows users to interact with InspiredOne through spoken input and conversational prompts. It is designed to support: - Natural voice-first interaction with the platform - Hands-free question asking and exploration - Context-aware conversations that feel more continuous - Guided assistance across research, content, and workflows - Faster idea capture and lower-friction interaction This makes the experience especially useful for users who want to think out loud, work quickly, explore ideas conversationally, or interact with InspiredOne in a more accessible format. Why It Matters Typing can slow down momentum, especially when users are brainstorming, multitasking, walking, or switching between tasks. Voice interaction reduces that friction by allowing users to engage with the platform more naturally. Speaking often feels faster than typing, and it can help users stay in their flow while still capturing questions, ideas, and intent. The Voice Assistant makes InspiredOne feel more alive and more collaborative. Instead of searching, clicking, and navigating through multiple layers, users can simply speak and continue the interaction in a conversational way. This creates a product experience that is: - More intuitive for everyday interaction - More accessible across different use cases and user needs - More conversational than traditional interface patterns - More effective for users who want speed, continuity, and ease of use Voice Companion Experience InspiredOne positions Friday not only as a search experience, but also as a Voice Companion that can engage, remember, and improve over time. This means the assistant is designed to move beyond one-off voice commands and toward richer interactions that feel more like a long-term collaborative experience. Rather than only answering isolated prompts, the Voice Assistant can serve as a companion layer across the platform β€” helping users discover information, continue prior lines of thought, and engage in conversations that support productivity, creativity, and growth. Key Voice Assistant Themes - Natural voice conversations - Context retention for continuity - Personalized responses over time - Support for deeper long-form engagement - Outcome-driven assistance for users and teams Friday, Voice Companion [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/summoning_friday.png] ## How It Works & Capabilities The Voice Assistant is designed to convert spoken interaction into useful understanding and helpful responses. From the user’s perspective, the experience feels simple: speak naturally, get an intelligent response, and continue the conversation. Behind that simplicity is a workflow built around voice capture, intent understanding, context handling, and response delivery. How It Works A typical Voice Assistant interaction follows a simple conversational flow: User speaks ↓ Voice input is captured ↓ Intent and meaning are interpreted ↓ Context is applied ↓ Assistant generates a response ↓ User continues the conversation This workflow helps transform spoken language into a more useful product interaction. Instead of thinking in commands, users can simply talk in a natural way and let the assistant handle the interpretation layer. Step-by-Step Interaction Flow 1. Voice Input Capture The experience begins when the user speaks into the interface. This may happen through a microphone button, a summon interaction, or another voice-enabled entry point inside the platform. The goal at this stage is to make speaking feel fast, lightweight, and natural, so users can begin interacting without unnecessary friction. 2. Intent Understanding Once the user speaks, the assistant interprets the meaning behind the words. It focuses not only on what was said, but also on what the user is trying to do β€” ask a question, continue a prior conversation, request help, capture an idea, or navigate toward an outcome. This intent-driven approach makes the interaction more intelligent than a basic voice command system. 3. Context Awareness The Voice Assistant becomes more useful when it can retain conversational context. Instead of forcing users to repeat themselves in every prompt, the system can use prior turns, current topic, and relevant session context to make the interaction feel more continuous. This is especially important for long-form conversations, deeper exploration, and tasks that unfold across multiple turns. 4. Intelligent Response Generation After understanding the user’s intent and context, the assistant produces a response that is useful, relevant, and aligned with the ongoing conversation. Depending on the product flow, the response may provide information, next-step guidance, clarification, or conversational support. 5. Continued Conversation The interaction does not need to end after one answer. Users can continue speaking naturally, ask follow-up questions, refine the topic, or shift toward a new goal. This makes the assistant feel more like a collaborative companion than a one-time utility. Core Capabilities Natural Voice Interaction Users can speak naturally rather than learning rigid commands. This lowers the learning curve and makes the experience feel more intuitive. Intent Recognition The assistant focuses on understanding the user’s purpose, not just the literal words spoken. This helps it respond in a more useful and goal-oriented way. Context Retention The assistant can support more continuous interactions by carrying forward the thread of a conversation. This helps users go deeper without restating everything from the beginning. Long-Form Conversations The Voice Assistant is designed to support more than short commands. It can help users stay engaged across longer, richer conversations that involve clarification, exploration, and follow-up. Personalized Experience As interactions become more context-aware, the assistant can create experiences that feel more relevant and tailored to the user’s current needs and goals. Outcome-Driven Assistance The Voice Assistant is not only designed for conversation β€” it is designed to help move users toward outcomes. That can include understanding a topic, capturing an idea, continuing a task, or supporting a workflow inside the platform. What the Voice Assistant Helps Users Do - Ask questions without needing to type - Continue conversations more naturally through voice - Capture thoughts, ideas, and prompts quickly - Engage with the platform while multitasking - Explore topics in a more conversational way - Get help faster with lower interaction friction - Stay engaged in longer, more meaningful exchanges Example Use Cases Idea Capture A user has a thought while on the move and wants to capture it instantly without opening multiple screens or typing long notes. Voice-Led Discovery A user wants to explore a question or topic conversationally and continue asking follow-up questions through speech. Hands-Free Support A user is multitasking and wants quick assistance without pausing to type, click through menus, or manually navigate the platform. Longer Conversations A user wants to stay in a deeper conversational flow where the assistant can remember the thread and respond more intelligently over multiple turns. Feature Visual [Image: How Voice Assistant Works and Capabilities β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/growth_agent.png] ## Demo Video The demo video provides a practical look at how the Voice Assistant works inside InspiredOne. It helps users understand the interaction flow, the conversational style of the experience, and the kinds of outcomes the assistant is designed to support. This section is especially useful for new users, product stakeholders, partners, and internal teams who want to quickly understand the value of the voice experience through a visual walkthrough. What the Demo Should Show - How a user starts a voice interaction - How Friday is summoned or activated - How spoken input is interpreted by the assistant - How the assistant responds conversationally - How context is maintained across multiple turns - How voice interaction supports discovery, productivity, and growth workflows Demo Video Placeholder Voice Assistant Demo --- # Friday Studio ## Content Discovery The Content Workflow in InspiredOne begins with discovery. Users are introduced to a visually rich interface where they can explore people, ideas, and trending topics. This eliminates the need for blind searching and instead provides structured entry points into knowledge. The interface presents curated entities such as experts, creators, and topics. Each element acts as a gateway into deeper content exploration. Content Discovery Interface [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/studio_image.png] ## Exploring People & Topics After discovering an entity, users can navigate into detailed profile pages. These pages act as centralized hubs that aggregate all content related to that person or topic. Users can follow profiles, track content, and build a personalized research experience around specific areas of interest. Profile View [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/profile_screen.png] ## Episodes & Content Selection Each profile contains a list of episodes or content items. These represent individual knowledge units such as discussions, interviews, or insights. Users can browse through these episodes and select content that aligns with their interests or research goals. Episode List [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/episode_list.png] ## Content Interaction Modes Once content is selected, InspiredOne provides multiple modes of interaction. These modes allow users to engage with the same content in different ways depending on their objective. Instead of passive consumption, users can analyze, question, summarize, and extract insights from content. Interaction Tabs [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/tab_view.png] - Video β€” Watch and understand - Agents β€” AI-assisted insights - Chat β€” Conversational exploration - Summary β€” Quick understanding - Q&A β€” Precise questioning - Clips β€” Extract insights ## Video Mode Video mode provides the original content experience where users can watch videos while interacting with synchronized transcripts. This mode is designed for immersive understanding by combining visual context with textual clarity. - Watch full video content - Follow along with transcript - Navigate via timestamps - Understand tone and context Video Interface [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/video_tab_new.gif] ## Agents Mode Agents Mode introduces AI-powered assistants that analyze content and provide deeper insights, richer explanations, and stronger contextual understanding across the user journey. These agents act like intelligent research companions, helping users move beyond surface-level exploration and engage more deeply with ideas, patterns, and meaning. - Generate insights automatically - Explain complex ideas in a clearer way - Highlight important concepts and signals - Suggest deeper exploration paths Agents Interface [Image: Agents Mode Interface β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/agents_tab_4.gif] ## Chat Mode Chat mode allows users to interact with the content conversationally. Instead of passively consuming information, users can ask questions and explore ideas dynamically. This transforms content into a two-way interaction. - Ask contextual questions - Explore ideas interactively - Clarify doubts instantly - Deepen understanding through conversation Chat Interface [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/chat_mode.png] ## Summary Mode Summary Mode provides a condensed view of content, helping users quickly understand the most important ideas without going through the entire material in detail. It is designed for faster comprehension, making it easier to identify the core message, key takeaways, and important concepts before deciding whether to explore further. - Quick overview of the content - Identify key ideas instantly - Save time during research and review - Use summaries as a starting point for deeper exploration Summary Mode Preview [Image: Summary Mode Interface β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/summary_mode.gif] ## Q&A Mode Q&A mode is designed for targeted questioning. Users can ask specific questions and receive concise, accurate answers directly related to the content. - Ask direct questions - Get precise answers - Focus on key details - Efficient learning Q&A Interface [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/qanda.png] ## Clips Mode Clips mode allows users to extract meaningful segments from content and convert them into reusable knowledge units. - Create clips from highlights - Capture key insights - Store reusable knowledge - Build personal knowledge base Clips Interface [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/clips_tab.png] ## Bookmarking & Clip Creation Users can highlight important lines from transcripts and convert them into clips. This transforms passive consumption into active knowledge extraction. Bookmarking Moments [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/bookmarking_text.png] Clip Creation [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/clip_creation.png] Clip Generated [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/clip_creation_done.png] ## Friday Studio Demo This demo brings together the Friday Studio workflow in action. It shows how users can move from content discovery into deeper exploration, select relevant episodes, and interact with content through different modes such as video, chat, summary, Q&A, clips, and agents. Friday Studio Demo --- # Friday Notebook ## Introduction The Notebook in InspiredOne is a structured workspace for capturing, organizing, and revisiting knowledge as ideas evolve over time. It acts as a bridge between discovery and structured thinking, helping users move from raw research and saved content into clearer, more meaningful understanding. Rather than treating information as isolated snippets, Notebook allows users to build a continuous record of their journey β€” including saved clips, extracted insights, research history, and connected ideas. This makes it easier to retain context, revisit previous work, and turn fragmented information into reusable knowledge. Notebook is especially valuable for users who want to collect ideas over time, keep track of what they explored, and gradually shape those insights into more organized frameworks inside InspiredOne. Why Notebook Matters - Creates a dedicated space for storing and revisiting important ideas - Preserves research history and exploration across time - Helps users manage saved assets, clips, and content in one place - Supports the transition from discovery into structured knowledge organization - Reduces the friction of using disconnected research and note-taking tools Notebook acts as the memory layer of the workflow, helping users maintain continuity as they move from exploration to insight development and then into deeper organization through other InspiredOne experiences. ## How Notebook Works Notebook supports a gradual knowledge-building workflow. As users explore content, save important moments, and capture ideas, Notebook provides a structured place where that material can be stored, reviewed, and organized for future use. Discover content ↓ Save clips and insights ↓ Review in Timeline and My Drive ↓ Organize and refine ideas ↓ Move to Relationship Canvas This workflow helps users move naturally from collecting information to shaping it into something more structured and useful. Notebook is not just a storage area β€” it is a working space for building clarity over time. Core Notebook Experience Capture Users can save important moments, clips, references, and content while exploring ideas across the platform. Store Notebook centralizes saved knowledge assets so they remain accessible and easy to revisit later. Review With Timeline and My Drive, users can look back at their activity, saved content, and idea progression. Organize Insights can be refined and then transferred into Relationship Canvas for deeper visual knowledge building. ## Timeline & My Drive All user activity is recorded in the Timeline, giving users a chronological view of their research journey and interactions across the platform. This makes it easier to look back at what was explored, understand how ideas developed, and revisit earlier discoveries without losing context. Timeline serves as a historical layer for knowledge work. Instead of forcing users to remember where they found something or when they interacted with it, Timeline provides a clear and structured record of activity over time. Timeline [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/timeline_section.png] Saved clips, content, and collected knowledge assets are stored in My Drive, creating a dedicated personal library for material the user wants to keep. This helps users manage what they save and return to important information whenever needed. My Drive acts as a storage layer for user-curated knowledge, making it easier to build a reusable archive of important content inside InspiredOne. My Drive [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/my_drive.png] ## Saved Clips & Knowledge Assets Notebook is designed to help users do more than just consume information β€” it helps them preserve the pieces that matter. Saved clips and knowledge assets allow users to collect valuable content as they discover it and keep it available for later review, reuse, and organization. These saved assets can include important moments from research, references worth revisiting, or content that may later become part of a larger framework or workflow. By centralizing these assets, Notebook helps reduce information loss and supports more deliberate knowledge building. What Users Can Do - Save valuable content during exploration - Build a reusable personal archive of insights - Return to important references when needed - Prepare collected material for deeper organization later This makes Notebook a practical workspace for collecting the raw ingredients of structured thinking. ## Moving to Relationship Canvas The final step in the Notebook workflow is organizing extracted insights into the Relationship Canvas. Once content has been explored, saved, and reviewed, users can move important ideas into a more visual and structured environment. This shift is important because Notebook helps preserve and collect knowledge, while Relationship Canvas helps shape that knowledge into connected understanding. The result is a smoother transition from research and capture into higher-level organization. This transforms fragmented insights into a meaningful knowledge network where concepts can be connected visually and understood in relation to one another. Relationship Canvas [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/send_to_canvas.png] ## Canvas Overview The Canvas Workspace is where ideas, clips, and insights come together to form structured knowledge. Unlike traditional note-taking tools, the canvas provides a visual and interactive environment where users can organize information spatially. Users can place content, connect ideas, and build meaningful relationships between different pieces of information. This creates a more flexible and intuitive way to understand how concepts relate to one another. By moving from Notebook into Canvas, users can evolve from collecting information to actively shaping it into something more strategic, visual, and interconnected. Canvas Workspace [Image: Image β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/canvas_page.png] ## Use Cases Notebook can support a wide range of workflows for individuals, teams, and creators who want to preserve and structure knowledge as it develops. Research Tracking Keep a running history of what was explored, saved, and revisited throughout a research journey. Content Preparation Collect clips, references, and insights that can later support writing, storytelling, or strategy work. Idea Preservation Save valuable knowledge before it gets lost and build a personal archive of meaningful discoveries. Knowledge Organization Use Notebook as the preparation layer before moving insights into Relationship Canvas for deeper structuring. ## Demo Video The Notebook demo provides a visual walkthrough of how users can save insights, revisit research history through Timeline, manage content in My Drive, and move ideas into Relationship Canvas. This section helps users understand the flow of the Notebook experience in practice and shows how Notebook fits into the broader InspiredOne workflow. Notebook Demo --- # Friday Canvas ## Relationship Canvas Overview The Relationship Canvas is a visual workspace within InspiredOne that helps users organize, connect, and explore ideas in a structured way. Instead of viewing information only as chat results or static content, users can move ideas into a canvas-based environment where concepts can be reviewed, grouped, and expanded visually. This workspace is designed to support deeper thinking and exploration. It allows users to move from simple content discovery into a more interactive mode of analysis, where relationships between ideas can be examined in context. Relationship Canvas is especially useful for knowledge exploration, research synthesis, topic mapping, and collaborative thinking. It provides a more visual and flexible way to work with information generated or discovered inside InspiredOne. What You Can Do with Relationship Canvas - Open content from research sessions into a canvas workspace - Organize ideas visually for easier exploration - Select a target canvas project for structured knowledge mapping - Edit content inside the canvas environment - Explore relationships between media, notes, and related ideas The Relationship Canvas helps transform research and exploration into a more interactive and visual workflow. Relationship Canvas Overview [Image: Relationship Canvas overview β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/canvas_page.png] How the Workflow Begins Users typically begin from an existing research session or timeline entry. From there, content can be opened in the Relationship Canvas for further exploration and editing. This creates a bridge between discovery and structured visual analysis. ## Opening on Canvas InspiredOne allows users to move content from a timeline or research session directly into the Relationship Canvas. This makes it easy to take an existing topic, article, or discussion and continue working with it inside a visual workspace. When viewing a timeline entry, users can use the Open on Canvas action to begin this process. Step 1 β€” Locate the Content Open the relevant timeline or research history entry that contains the topic, media, or discussion you want to explore further. Step 2 β€” Choose β€œOpen on Canvas” Within the selected entry, use the Open on Canvas option to send that content into the Relationship Canvas workflow. Opening Content on Canvas [Image: Open on Canvas action β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/send_to_canvas.gif] This action prepares the selected content to be placed into a canvas project, where it can be organized and edited visually. ## Selecting a Canvas Project After choosing Open on Canvas, InspiredOne prompts the user to select the canvas project where the content should be placed. This step ensures that information is added to the correct workspace. Users can select from available canvas projects depending on the topic or context they want to continue working in. Step 1 β€” Review Available Canvas Projects A selection dialog appears showing the available canvas destinations. These may represent different workspaces, research themes, or concept areas. Step 2 β€” Choose the Appropriate Canvas Select the most relevant canvas project from the list to continue. This determines where the selected content will be added and organized. Select a Canvas Project [Image: Selecting a canvas project β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/send_to_canvas.png] Once the project is selected, InspiredOne opens the chosen content inside that canvas workspace for further editing and exploration. ## Editing in Canvas After selecting a canvas project, the content opens inside the Relationship Canvas editing environment. Here, users can work with the selected media and related text in a more focused visual workspace. The editing interface allows users to review imported content, adjust text, refine the working context, and continue shaping the idea inside the selected canvas. Canvas Editing Workspace Inside the canvas editor, content is displayed in a structured layout with a visual panel and an editing panel. This makes it easier to review the selected material while simultaneously refining the associated text or context. - View the imported content inside the canvas workspace - Edit related notes or text in the editing panel - Refine the structure of the selected idea or topic - Save updates directly within the canvas project Editing Content in Relationship Canvas [Image: Editing in Relationship Canvas β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/canvas_final_image.png] Why This Workflow Matters This workflow allows users to move smoothly from discovery to structured exploration. Instead of leaving insights inside isolated sessions, InspiredOne enables users to place them into a visual workspace where ideas can be developed further and organized more meaningfully. By combining timeline activity, canvas selection, and direct editing, the Relationship Canvas supports a more connected and research-driven way of working with information. --- # Friday CoWorkers ## Growth Dashboard Overview The Growth Dashboard is a central analytics and activity workspace within the InspiredOne platform. It provides users with a comprehensive view of their progress, research activity, and overall productivity while working with the platform's features such as Friday Search and Relationship Canvas. While Friday Search helps users discover and generate research insights, the Growth Dashboard helps users understand how their work evolves over time. It aggregates key information about completed stories, ongoing research tasks, and productivity metrics, presenting them in a structured and easy-to-interpret interface. By visualizing activity and outcomes, the Growth Dashboard allows users to measure their research momentum, track progress across time periods, and better understand the impact of their work within the InspiredOne ecosystem. Purpose of the Growth Dashboard The primary purpose of the Growth Dashboard is to provide visibility into the user's research and content creation journey. Instead of manually tracking progress or remembering past research tasks, users can rely on the dashboard to summarize their activities in a clear and organized format. This visibility helps users remain focused on their goals while also identifying patterns in their productivity. For example, users can easily see how many research stories they completed during the week, which topics they explored most frequently, and how their activity changes over time. In essence, the Growth Dashboard transforms raw activity data into meaningful insights that help users stay organized, motivated, and informed. Key Information Displayed The Growth Dashboard consolidates several types of information that help users monitor their engagement with the platform. These insights are presented through cards, summaries, and visual indicators that highlight key metrics related to the user's work. - Stories Completed β€” Displays the number of research stories completed during specific time periods. - Weekly Activity β€” Shows the amount of work completed within the current week. - Monthly Insights β€” Provides an overview of productivity trends across the month. - Recent Work β€” Highlights the most recent stories and research outputs generated by the user. These elements allow users to quickly understand what they have accomplished and identify opportunities to continue expanding their research and exploration. Growth Dashboard Interface The image below illustrates the layout of the Growth Dashboard interface. From this screen, users can review their progress, monitor completed stories, and gain insights into their overall activity within the platform. [Image: Growth Dashboard interface β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/growth_dashboard_full_layout.png] Why the Growth Dashboard Matters Tracking progress is an essential part of any knowledge-driven workflow. Without a clear view of past activity, it can be difficult for users to measure their growth or recognize how their research efforts contribute to larger ideas and projects. The Growth Dashboard solves this challenge by transforming platform activity into meaningful insights. By presenting research progress in an organized format, the dashboard allows users to reflect on their work, maintain consistency, and continuously improve their research habits. Ultimately, the Growth Dashboard ensures that InspiredOne is not just a platform for discovering ideas, but also a system for tracking and understanding personal and intellectual growth over time. Next Step The next section explains how the dashboard tracks weekly activity and displays the number of stories completed during the current week. ## Dashboard Layout The Growth Dashboard is designed as a structured workflow interface where users can create stories, monitor task progress, collaborate with AI coworkers, and review final outputs. Instead of presenting information in a single list or feed, the dashboard is divided into multiple functional areas that work together to support the complete story lifecycle. Each section of the dashboard has a specific role. Some areas help users navigate between coworkers, some focus on story creation and task progression, and others provide detailed status updates and final outputs. Understanding this layout is essential for using the dashboard effectively. Dashboard Structure at a Glance The Growth Dashboard can be understood as five major interface regions: - Global Navigation Bar β€” provides top-level search, region selection, and account access. - Left Navigation Rail β€” offers quick access to main platform navigation icons. - CoWorkers Panel β€” displays the list of available AI coworkers and their roles. - Main Story Board β€” shows stories as they move through workflow stages such as Draft, Assigned, Processing, Completed, and Exception. - Active Work Panel β€” displays details, activity logs, and generated documents for the selected story. These regions work together to give users both a high-level overview of progress and a detailed view of individual story execution. Image Placeholder β€” Full Growth Dashboard Layout [Image: Growth Dashboard full layout β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/dashboard_with_coworkers.png] 1. Global Navigation Bar The top navigation bar provides quick access to cross-platform controls. It typically includes the main platform identity, a global search field, region or workspace selection, notifications, and user profile access. This area helps users move efficiently across the platform while staying connected to the current workspace context. It is especially useful for locating tasks, switching contexts, or accessing account-level actions. 2. Left Navigation Rail The left navigation rail contains compact icons that provide access to major platform areas and quick utility actions. This section acts as a persistent navigation strip that remains available while users interact with the dashboard. Its design supports fast switching between major parts of the platform without interrupting the current workflow. Since it uses icons instead of large labels, it keeps the interface compact while preserving navigation efficiency. 3. CoWorkers Panel The CoWorkers panel displays the available AI coworkers that can participate in the story creation and execution process. Each coworker represents a specialized role, such as content writing, financial reasoning, SEO analysis, social content support, app building, or research assistance. Friday is selected as the active coworker and appears as the Growth Lead. The selected coworker helps determine which tasks are currently being viewed and how work is routed through the dashboard. This panel gives users visibility into the available agents and helps them understand the ecosystem of collaborators involved in story execution. Image Placeholder β€” CoWorkers Panel [Image: Growth Dashboard coworkers panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/coworkers.png] 4. Main Story Board The Main Story Board is the operational center of the dashboard. It organizes stories into workflow columns such as Draft, Assigned to Friday, CoWorkers Processing, Completed, and Exception. Each story card moves through these columns as work progresses. This board makes the full lifecycle of each story visible at a glance and allows users to quickly identify what is pending, what is being worked on, what has finished successfully, and what may require intervention. Because the board is column-based, users can understand workflow state visually without opening each individual story first. Image Placeholder β€” Story Board Columns [Image: Growth Dashboard storyboard columns β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/story_board.png] 5. Active Work Panel The Active Work panel appears on the right side of the dashboard and provides detailed information about the currently selected story. It is divided into tabs such as Story Detail, Activity, and Documents. This section is especially important because it connects the high-level visual board with deeper operational visibility. When a user selects a story card, the Active Work panel becomes the place where they can inspect task details, review assignment activity, and access generated outputs. The Activity tab is particularly useful for understanding the workflow because it shows updates related to coworker assignment, progress transitions, and task-level events. Image Placeholder β€” Active Work Panel [Image: Growth Dashboard active work panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/active_work_screenshot_2.png] How the Layout Supports the Workflow The dashboard layout is intentionally structured to support a left-to-right workflow. Users begin by identifying the relevant coworker, then create or monitor stories in the center board, and finally inspect execution details or outputs in the panel on the right. This arrangement makes the workflow intuitive: - Choose or review the active coworker on the left - Create and track story progress in the center - Inspect details, assignments, and documents on the right As a result, the dashboard functions not only as a task board but also as a guided execution environment for story development and monitoring. Next Step Now that the overall layout is clear, the next section explains how users create a new story and begin the workflow from the dashboard. ## Creating a New Story The first step in using the Growth Dashboard workflow is creating a new story. A story represents a research task, content generation request, or structured project that will move through the platform's execution pipeline. Once created, the story becomes part of the dashboard's workflow board and progresses through several stages until completion. Stories allow users to organize ideas into actionable tasks. Each story contains information about the topic being explored, the assigned coworker or agent responsible for the work, and the current progress of the task. Step 1 β€” Locate the New Story Button At the top-right area of the dashboard interface, users will find the New Story button. This button acts as the entry point for initiating new work within the dashboard. Clicking this button opens the story creation workflow where users can define the topic, objective, or research task that they want the system to process. Image β€” New Story Button Location [Image: New Story button β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/create_new_story_section.png] Step 2 β€” Enter Story Details After selecting the New Story option, users are presented with a structured story creation interface where they can define how the system should process the task. This interface allows users to configure the type of work, describe the objective, and control how the output will be generated. The interface is composed of multiple components that work together to define the story: - CoWorker Type Selection: At the top, users can choose the type of coworker responsible for executing the task. Options such as Content Writer, App Builder, and SEO Analysis define how the system approaches the task. For example, selecting Content Writer focuses the system on research and structured content generation. - Title Field: This field defines the main topic of the story. It acts as the primary identifier of the task within the dashboard. A clear and specific title helps organize and track the workflow efficiently. - Description Section: Users can provide detailed instructions about the task. This includes context, requirements, and expectations. The more detailed the description, the better the system can generate meaningful and relevant output. - Enhance with AI: This feature helps users automatically refine or expand the description using AI suggestions, improving clarity and depth of the task definition. - Priority Setting: Users can assign a priority level (e.g., Medium) to indicate the importance or urgency of the task within the workflow. - Output Format: This option allows users to define how the results should be generated, such as HTML or structured content formats. - Assign Agent: Users can assign a specific coworker (such as ContentWriter) responsible for executing the task within the system. - Tags: Tags help categorize the story and make it easier to organize, search, and filter within the dashboard. - File Attachments: Users can attach files (such as documents or datasets) to provide additional context or input for the task. - Action Buttons: At the bottom of the interface, users can either save the task as a draft or directly initiate the workflow using the Create Task & Start button. Image β€” Story Creation Interface [Image: Create story interface β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/story_creation_Button.gif] This interface provides complete control over how a story is defined, ensuring that the system clearly understands the task before execution begins. Step 3 β€” Story Appears in the Draft Column Once the story is created, it immediately appears in the Draft column of the main dashboard board. The Draft stage represents tasks that have been defined but not yet executed. At this point, the story card includes key information such as the title, associated tags, assigned coworker, and an initial progress indicator. From here, the story is ready to move into the execution phase, where it will be processed by the system and advanced through the workflow pipeline. Image β€” Story Appearing in Draft Column [Image: Draft column story β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/story_moving_to_draft.png] Why Story Creation Matters Creating a story establishes the starting point of the dashboard workflow. It converts a user's idea or research topic into a structured task that can be processed by the system and assigned to the appropriate coworkers. This structured approach ensures clarity, improves execution efficiency, and enables the platform to deliver consistent and meaningful results. Next Step After a story appears in the Draft column, it begins progressing through the dashboard workflow. The next section explains how stories move across different stages and how the system manages execution, collaboration, and completion. ## Story Progress Workflow Once a story is created on the Growth Dashboard, it moves through a structured workflow pipeline. This pipeline represents the lifecycle of a story as it progresses from an initial idea to a completed output. The workflow is visualized through a series of columns on the dashboard board, each representing a different stage of execution. This structured workflow helps users clearly understand what stage a story is currently in, which coworker or agent is responsible for processing it, and when the final output becomes available. Story Workflow Pipeline Every story moves through the following stages: - Draft β€” the story has been created but has not yet started execution. - Assigned to Friday β€” Friday reviews the story and assigns the appropriate coworker or processing workflow. - CoWorkers Processing β€” the selected coworker begins executing the task. - Completed β€” the task finishes successfully and the final output is generated. - Exception β€” if an issue occurs during processing, the story appears here for review. Image Placeholder β€” Story Workflow Columns [Image: Dashboard workflow columns β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/ProgressBoardReveal.gif] How Stories Move Across the Dashboard When a story is created, it first appears in the Draft column. At this stage the task has been defined but has not yet started execution. From there, the system moves the story to Assigned to Friday. Friday acts as the Growth Lead and determines which coworker should handle the task. This step ensures that the most appropriate agent is responsible for processing the story. Once a coworker is selected, the story moves to the CoWorkers Processing column. During this stage, the assigned coworker performs the work associated with the task. Depending on the type of story, this could involve research, content generation, analysis, or other structured processing. After processing finishes successfully, the story moves to the Completed column. At this stage, the system generates the final output which users can review. In rare cases where the system encounters an issue, the story may move to the Exception column. This allows users to quickly identify tasks that require attention or intervention. Why the Workflow is Important The dashboard workflow provides a clear visual representation of story progress. Instead of manually checking task status, users can instantly see where every story stands in the pipeline. This structure improves transparency, helps teams understand execution progress, and makes it easier to monitor ongoing work across multiple stories at the same time. By organizing tasks into clearly defined stages, the Growth Dashboard ensures that users can manage complex story workflows in a structured and intuitive way. Next Step After understanding how stories move across the workflow, the next section explains the role of AI coworkers and how different coworkers contribute to story execution. ## CoWorkers Panel The CoWorkers Panel is located on the left side of the Growth Dashboard and represents the collection of specialized AI coworkers available within the InspiredOne platform. Each coworker is designed to perform a specific type of task such as research, content writing, financial analysis, social media planning, or technical development. Instead of relying on a single processing system, InspiredOne distributes tasks across multiple coworkers that specialize in different domains. This collaborative model allows the platform to process complex stories more effectively by assigning work to the most appropriate agent. Available CoWorkers The CoWorkers panel lists all available coworkers along with their roles. These roles help users understand what type of tasks each coworker is responsible for. Examples of coworkers shown in the dashboard include: - Friday β€” Growth Lead: Oversees the workflow and assigns tasks to other coworkers. - ContentWriter: Generates written content and structured stories. - PersonalCFO: Performs financial reasoning and analysis tasks. - Earn Income: Supports income strategy and business insights. - Agent Commerce: Handles commerce-related analysis. - Stock Market Hog: Provides stock market insights and research. - SocialAgent: Assists with social media and community engagement strategies. - SEOAnalyst: Focuses on search optimization and visibility strategies. - App Builder: Supports application and product development tasks. - Chai Labs: Performs research and experimentation. These coworkers form a collaborative ecosystem that helps stories progress through different stages of execution. Image Placeholder β€” CoWorkers Panel [Image: CoWorkers panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/coworkers.png] Role of Friday (Growth Lead) Among the available coworkers, Friday plays a special role as the Growth Lead. Friday is responsible for orchestrating the story workflow and determining which coworker should handle a particular task. When a story moves from the Draft stage into execution, Friday evaluates the task and assigns the most suitable coworker to process it. This ensures that the work is handled by an agent with the correct capabilities. Because Friday coordinates the overall workflow, it acts as the central decision-maker that connects the different coworkers within the system. Selecting and Viewing a CoWorker Users can click on any coworker in the panel to view tasks associated with that coworker. Selecting a coworker updates the dashboard view so that users can focus on stories related to that specific agent. This makes it easier to monitor tasks assigned to different coworkers and understand how work is distributed across the system. The currently selected coworker is highlighted in the panel, allowing users to quickly identify which coworker is active. How CoWorkers Support the Workflow The CoWorkers panel is a critical part of the dashboard because it provides visibility into the agents responsible for executing stories. When Friday assigns a task to a coworker, that activity becomes visible in the system and can be tracked through the dashboard workflow. This collaborative design ensures that complex stories can be processed by multiple specialized coworkers working together under Friday's coordination. Next Step After a story is assigned to a coworker and begins processing, users can monitor progress through the Activity panel and review updates related to the task. The next section explains how the Activity and Active Work panels provide detailed insights into story execution. ## Activity and Active Work Panel The Active Work Panel appears on the right side of the Growth Dashboard and provides detailed information about the currently selected story. While the central board shows the overall workflow stages, this panel focuses on the deeper operational details of an individual story. Whenever a user selects a story card from the dashboard board, the Active Work Panel updates automatically to display information related to that specific story. This allows users to review task details, monitor activity updates, and access generated outputs without leaving the dashboard. Tabs in the Active Work Panel The Active Work Panel is divided into three main tabs that organize different types of information related to the story: - Story Detail β€” Displays the main information about the selected story. - Activity β€” Shows workflow updates, coworker assignments, and progress changes. - Documents β€” Provides access to the generated outputs and related files. These tabs allow users to easily navigate between story information, execution progress, and final outputs. Image Placeholder β€” Active Work Panel Overview [Image: Active work panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/active_work_screenshot_2.png] Story Detail Tab The Story Detail tab provides an overview of the selected story. This includes the story title, topic description, assigned coworker, and the current workflow stage. It acts as the primary information hub for understanding the context of the task. Users can quickly review what the story is about and determine whether it is still in progress or already completed. Image Placeholder β€” Story Detail Tab [Image: Story detail tab β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/story_detail.png] Activity Tab The Activity tab displays a chronological timeline of events related to the selected story. This includes important updates such as coworker assignments, workflow stage transitions, and processing milestones. For example, when Friday assigns a coworker to a story, this assignment event will appear in the Activity tab. Similarly, when the story moves from Draft to Assigned or from Processing to Completed, these transitions are recorded here. This activity log allows users to track how the story has progressed over time and understand which coworkers were involved in the process. Image Placeholder β€” Activity Timeline [Image: Activity tab β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/active_tab.png] Documents Tab The Documents tab provides access to the outputs generated during the story execution process. Once the story reaches the Completed stage, the final result becomes available through this tab. These outputs may include structured research reports, generated articles, or formatted HTML pages that present the final story results. Users can open and review these outputs directly from the dashboard without navigating to a separate interface. Image Placeholder β€” Documents Tab [Image: Documents tab β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/document_tab.png] Why the Active Work Panel Matters While the dashboard board provides a high-level view of story progress, the Active Work Panel provides the detailed context needed to understand what is happening within each task. By combining story details, activity logs, and generated documents, this panel gives users full visibility into the execution lifecycle of a story. This design ensures that users can monitor progress, review updates, and access final outputs without leaving the main dashboard interface. Next Step After a story finishes processing and reaches the Completed stage, users can open the generated output and review the final result. The next section explains how users can access and view the final HTML output generated by the system. ## Viewing Final Output Once a story successfully completes processing, it moves into the Completed column of the Growth Dashboard workflow board. At this stage, the system has finished executing the task and generated the final output associated with the story. The final output represents the result of the collaborative work performed by Friday and the assigned coworkers. This output can include structured research reports, generated articles, analysis summaries, or other forms of content depending on the type of story that was created. Step 1 β€” Story Appears in the Completed Column When processing finishes successfully, the story automatically moves from the CoWorkers Processing column to the Completed column. This visual transition indicates that the task has been fully executed and that the final output is now available for review. Users can easily identify completed tasks by locating story cards in this column. These completed stories represent tasks that have finished running through the entire dashboard workflow pipeline. Image Placeholder β€” Completed Story Column [Image: Completed stories column β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/output_activity.png] Step 2 β€” Open the Story To review the final output, users can select the completed story card from the dashboard board. When a story is selected, the Active Work Panel on the right side of the dashboard updates to display detailed information about that story. From this panel, users can navigate to the Documents tab where the generated outputs are stored. This tab acts as the primary access point for reviewing the final results of the story. Image Placeholder β€” Opening a Completed Story [Image: Opening completed story β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/output_screenshot.png] Step 3 β€” Access the Generated Output Within the Documents tab, the system provides access to the final output produced by the workflow. In many cases, the generated output is presented as a structured HTML page that displays the complete story results in a formatted and readable layout. This output page may contain generated text, structured sections, charts, or references depending on the type of story that was processed. Users can open this page directly within the platform to review the final results of the task. Image Placeholder β€” Generated HTML Output [Image: Generated HTML output page β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/output_video_economic_outlook.gif] Understanding the Final Output The final output represents the culmination of the entire dashboard workflow. It reflects the combined work of the system's orchestration process, the assigned coworker, and the structured processing pipeline managed by Friday. Because the output is presented as a structured page, users can easily review the results, extract insights, or use the generated content for further research and analysis. This final stage completes the lifecycle of a story within the Growth Dashboard. End-to-End Workflow Summary The Growth Dashboard workflow can now be understood as a complete lifecycle: - Create a new story - Story enters the Draft stage - Friday assigns the appropriate coworker - The coworker processes the task - The story moves to Completed - The final output becomes available as a generated HTML page This structured workflow allows users to transform ideas into fully generated outputs through a transparent and trackable execution pipeline. ## CoWorker Demo The CoWorker demo provides a visual walkthrough of how specialized AI coworkers participate in the Growth Dashboard workflow. It shows how tasks are assigned, how coworkers contribute to execution, and how users can follow progress across different stages of the story lifecycle. This section helps users understand how CoWorkers fit into the broader Friday orchestration model and how different agents collaborate to move a story from assignment to completion. CoWorker Demo --- # Friday Live Apps ## Overview Friday Live Apps is InspiredOne’s AI-powered app generation experience that enables users to describe an application in natural language and quickly transform that idea into an interactive app interface. Instead of starting from scratch with design tools, code scaffolding, or manual setup, users can begin with intent β€” simply describing what they want to build. This makes app creation more accessible, faster, and more iterative. Users can move from a rough concept such as a sales dashboard, analytics workspace, internal workflow tool, or reporting interface into a generated live app experience that can be reviewed, opened, and refined. Friday Live Apps is designed for teams, founders, creators, operators, and business users who want to prototype, visualize, and explore app ideas with less friction. It reduces the gap between imagination and execution by helping users generate usable interfaces from simple prompts. Why Friday Live Apps Matters Traditional app creation often requires multiple separate steps: defining the idea, planning the structure, designing the UI, implementing the workflow, and then iterating on the output. Friday Live Apps compresses this journey by making the app idea itself the starting point. - Turns natural language descriptions into app experiences - Speeds up early ideation and rapid prototyping - Helps users visualize ideas before deep implementation - Supports low-friction creation for dashboards and tools - Encourages exploration through generated examples and reusable outputs This makes Friday Live Apps especially useful in environments where speed, clarity, and iteration matter more than heavy setup. What This Section Covers This documentation explains how Friday Live Apps works, what capabilities it provides, how users can create and browse apps, and how the feature supports app ideation across different use cases. [Image: Friday Live Apps Overview β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/friday_live_apps_screenshot.png] ## How It Works Friday Live Apps is built around a simple but powerful idea: users should be able to describe the app they want, and the platform should help generate a usable version of that app experience. This means the creation process begins with language, not code. From the user’s perspective, the flow is straightforward. A user enters a prompt describing the app they want to build, Friday interprets the request, generates a suitable app structure, and then presents the output as a live, openable app experience. Describe the app idea ↓ Friday interprets the request ↓ App structure and interface are generated ↓ User reviews the output ↓ Open, explore, and refine the app This approach allows users to move quickly from concept to visualization. Instead of getting stuck in planning or early implementation details, users can immediately see a possible form of the app and continue iterating from there. Interaction Model 1. Prompt-Based Input Users begin by describing their app idea in plain language. This could be a dashboard, internal tool, reporting interface, admin workspace, or another lightweight product experience. 2. AI Interpretation Friday interprets the request, identifies the likely structure and purpose of the app, and translates the prompt into a coherent interface direction. 3. App Generation A live app output is generated based on the requested idea. This gives users something visual and interactive to review instead of leaving the concept as text only. 4. Review and Exploration Users can inspect the generated app, browse outputs, open the app, and evaluate whether the result matches their original intent. 5. Iteration Once the app is generated, the user can continue refining the idea by changing the prompt, trying a different direction, or building a better version from the initial output. [Image: How Friday Live Apps Works β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/friday_live_apps_demo2.gif] ## Core Capabilities Friday Live Apps provides a set of capabilities designed to make app ideation, generation, and exploration more efficient. Its goal is not just to create interfaces quickly, but to make app concepts easier to test, communicate, and evolve. Natural Language App Creation Users can describe the kind of app they want in everyday language without needing to manually define UI structure from scratch. Fast Prototyping The platform helps users move from idea to visible output quickly, making it easier to prototype workflows, dashboards, and interfaces at high speed. Interactive App Outputs Generated apps are not just abstract suggestions. They are presented as usable live app experiences that can be opened, reviewed, and explored. App Browsing and Discovery Users can browse existing generated apps, making it easier to discover examples, revisit prior outputs, and explore possible directions. Rapid Iteration Because the creation flow starts with prompts, users can quickly revise their idea, test a new approach, or generate a more refined output with lower effort. Low-Friction Interface Design Friday Live Apps lowers the barrier to visualizing internal tools, dashboards, and app concepts, especially for users who are not starting from a traditional design or development workflow. What Users Gain - Faster movement from concept to visible app experience - Better communication of app ideas across teams - More confidence in early-stage product exploration - Reusable examples and outputs for future iteration - A simpler starting point for dashboard and workflow creation ## App Creation Flow The app creation flow in Friday Live Apps is designed to be intuitive and efficient. Rather than relying on complex setup, the workflow begins with user intent and moves step by step toward a generated app. Step 1: Describe the App The user enters a natural language prompt describing the desired app. This may include the purpose of the app, the type of interface needed, or the metrics and workflows it should support. Step 2: Choose the Builder Context The interface may provide a builder mode or app creation context that helps Friday interpret the prompt more accurately. Step 3: Generate the App Once the prompt is submitted, Friday produces a live app output based on the request. This makes the idea tangible and easier to evaluate. Step 4: Review the Result The generated app can then be reviewed visually. Users can assess whether the layout, structure, and experience align with the original intent. Step 5: Open and Explore Users can open the generated app and interact with it as a live experience. This helps move beyond concept review into more meaningful exploration. Step 6: Iterate Further If the output needs refinement, users can update the prompt, try alternate phrasing, or continue generating improved versions. Prompt idea ↓ Interpret request ↓ Generate app ↓ Review output ↓ Open app ↓ Refine and repeat ## Mobile Apps Friday Live Apps also extends into a mobile apps experience, making it easier for users to access, explore, and interact with generated applications across devices. This helps bring app experiences closer to everyday usage by allowing users to stay connected even when they are away from a desktop environment. With mobile apps support, users can review generated app interfaces, open lightweight tools, monitor dashboards, and continue exploring outputs in a more flexible and accessible way. This makes Friday Live Apps more practical for users who want portability, faster access, and a more continuous product experience. Mobile apps are especially valuable for founders, operators, teams, and creators who need quick visibility into app outputs while on the go. Instead of limiting app interaction to desktop workflows, Friday Live Apps brings generated experiences into a more mobile-first and always-available format. Why Mobile Apps Matter - Enable access to generated apps across devices - Support quicker review of dashboards and interfaces - Improve flexibility for users working on the go - Extend app experiences beyond desktop-only workflows - Make generated apps more practical for real-world usage By supporting mobile apps, Friday Live Apps becomes a more versatile product experience that fits naturally into both desktop and mobile workflows. What Users Can Do on Mobile Review Generated Apps Users can view generated app layouts and outputs directly on mobile devices, making it easier to stay updated and connected to ongoing work. Open Lightweight Interfaces Mobile access supports interaction with lightweight dashboards, visual tools, and app previews in a more portable environment. Stay Connected Anywhere Teams and users can continue exploring app outputs even while traveling, moving between meetings, or working away from their main workstation. Mobile Apps Preview The visual below can be used to showcase how Friday Live Apps appears on mobile devices and how generated app experiences translate into a mobile-friendly format. [Image: Friday Live Apps Mobile Apps Preview β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/mobile_apps.gif] ## Browse Apps The Browse Apps area helps users explore generated app outputs in a more visual and discoverable format. Instead of keeping app creation isolated to a single input flow, Friday Live Apps also provides a browsing experience where users can view available app cards, review titles and summaries, and open interesting outputs directly. This browsing layer is important because it supports inspiration, reuse, and exploration. Users can quickly scan examples, revisit previously generated concepts, and identify patterns in how different app ideas are represented. Browse Apps also makes the feature feel more dynamic by turning app generation into a library-like experience rather than a one-time action. This is especially useful for teams that want to review app ideas collaboratively or compare multiple generated options side by side. What Users Can Do in Browse Apps - Explore generated app cards visually - Review app names, summaries, and categories - Open an app directly from the browse view - Use existing outputs as inspiration for new prompts - Compare different app concepts and UI directions [Image: Browse Apps in Friday Live Apps β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/browse-apps.gif] ## Use Cases Friday Live Apps is especially effective for turning ideas into clear, interactive workflows in minutes. It works well for scenarios where teams want to explore concepts quickly, present them visually, and move from prompt to usable interface without waiting on a full design or development cycle. Travel Itinerary Planning Create interactive travel planners that organize destinations, daily schedules, hotel details, transport options, budgets, and activity recommendations in one place. This is useful for building trip dashboards, vacation planners, business travel flows, or guided itinerary tools that help users compare options and plan faster. Sales Dashboard Examples Generate sales-focused apps that show pipeline stages, lead status, opportunity value, conversion rates, regional performance, revenue summaries, and team metrics. These examples are useful for visualizing how a sales team can monitor progress, identify bottlenecks, and make faster decisions from a single live interface. Marketing Campaign Examples Build marketing-oriented views for campaign tracking, audience engagement, content performance, channel comparisons, budget allocation, and conversion outcomes. This makes it easier to prototype apps for campaign reporting, growth experiments, brand performance reviews, and multi-channel marketing analysis. Sales and Marketing Coordination Show how shared workflows between sales and marketing can be visualized through one unified app. For example, teams can connect campaign performance with lead generation, track handoff quality, measure funnel efficiency, and align on which channels or activities are producing the strongest business outcomes. ## Example Outputs Friday Live Apps can generate different kinds of app experiences depending on the prompt. Below are example outputs that show how the platform can be used for practical scenarios like travel planning and sales and marketing workflows. Sales Example This example highlights how Friday Live Apps can generate interfaces for sales workflows. It can present lead tracking, pipeline visibility, deal stages, conversion metrics, revenue indicators, and team performance in one live app experience. Artemis Moon Tracker Example This example shows how Friday Live Apps can turn mission data into an interactive 3D tracking experience. It helps users follow the Artemis journey through trajectory visualization, orbital context, mission phases, distance tracking, and live movement insights in one clear interface. Marketing Example This example shows how Friday Live Apps can generate marketing-focused interfaces for campaign tracking, audience engagement, channel performance, content results, budget allocation, and conversion analysis across different initiatives. Travel Itinerary Example This example shows how Friday Live Apps can turn a prompt into an interactive travel planning experience. It can organize trip schedules, destination details, hotel options, activities, transport, budgets, and daily planning into one clear interface. ## Demo Video The demo video provides a walkthrough of how a user can describe an app, generate it through Friday Live Apps, browse the resulting outputs, and open a live app for review. This is one of the fastest ways for new users and stakeholders to understand the feature in practice. A strong demo should show both the speed of the creation flow and the quality of the generated app experience. It should help viewers understand not only what the interface looks like, but also how it supports real app ideation and rapid prototyping. What the Demo Should Show - Entering a natural language app prompt - Selecting the app builder context - Generating a live app from the prompt - Browsing example or generated apps - Opening an app and previewing the result - Demonstrating how users can iterate on ideas quickly Friday Live Apps Demo --- # Friday Search ## Friday Search Overview Friday Search is the primary research workspace within the InspiredOne platform. It allows users to explore topics, perform structured research, and generate insight-driven stories using an intelligent search workflow. Unlike traditional search tools that only return links, Friday Search provides a research environment where users can investigate topics, track ongoing work, and revisit previously completed research outputs. Friday Search Interface The Friday Search interface is designed to provide a clear overview of research activities and make it easy for users to start new investigations or continue existing work. - Search Input β€” Used to enter a research topic or question. - Draft / Active Stories β€” Displays research tasks currently assigned or in progress. - Completed Research β€” Shows completed research stories organized by time period. [Image: Friday Search screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_screenshot_live_canvas.png] Research Workflow Users typically begin by entering a topic or question into the search field. Friday Search then generates a structured research task, allowing users to explore insights, monitor progress, and review completed outputs. This workflow enables users to transform curiosity into structured research and meaningful insights within the InspiredOne ecosystem. Next Step The next section explains how to start a new research task using the Friday Search input field. ## Friday Live Search Friday Live Search helps users research live topics, market updates, reports, and trends from one connected workspace. Instead of manually searching across many sources, users can ask Friday a research question and receive a structured output that is easier to understand, save, and reuse. What is Friday Live Search? Friday Live Search is designed for fast-moving research. Users can search current topics, discover important signals, reduce information noise, and turn live research into clear summaries ready for action. This is useful for topics such as economic outlook, market trends, business risks, customer behavior, competitor updates, product research, and industry changes. Search Live Topics Users can enter a topic or question and ask Friday to research what is happening now. Reduce Research Noise Friday helps filter scattered information so users can focus on the most relevant signals. Identify Key Signals Important risks, opportunities, trends, and insights are pulled forward from the research. Generate Clear Output Research is converted into a structured summary that users can review, save, share, or use in other workflows. Live Search Input Users begin by selecting the Friday Search option inside Friday Live Canvas and entering a research prompt. The prompt can be short or detailed depending on the type of output the user wants. [Image: Friday Live Search input screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_live_search.png] Example Prompt Analyze the U.S. economic outlook for 2026. Identify key growth drivers, inflation and interest-rate expectations, labor market signals, consumer spending trends, recession risks, and business opportunities. Provide a concise summary with trusted sources and actionable takeaways. Generated Research Output After the prompt is submitted, Friday generates a structured research output. The output can include a clear title, summary, key points, risks, opportunities, and supporting context. This helps users move from raw search to useful insight faster. Your browser does not support the video tag. Follow-Up Questions Users can continue the research by asking follow-up questions. This helps them explore risks, opportunities, sectors, assumptions, or specific business implications from the generated output. What are the top risks and opportunities for businesses? Which sectors benefit most from this outlook? How will interest rates affect businesses and consumers? What signals should leaders watch this year? Why Friday Live Search Matters Friday Live Search helps users move from scattered information to clear research output. It supports faster understanding, better decision-making, and a more organized research workflow. Outcome Users can search a live topic, review a structured summary, ask follow-up questions, and use the output for planning, content, decision-making, or documentation. ## Starting a Search To begin researching a topic, users can use the Friday Search input field located at the top of the Friday Search interface. This search bar allows users to enter questions, topics, or research tasks that they want the platform to analyze. Once a query is submitted, InspiredOne automatically creates a structured research task and begins gathering insights related to the topic. The system interprets the user's request, collects relevant information, and organizes the results into a research workflow. Step 1 β€” Locate the Search Bar At the top of the Friday Search screen, you will find a search input field labeled with a prompt such as "What would you like to work on?". This input field is designed to capture research topics, questions, and ideas that users want to explore further. The search bar serves as the starting point of the entire Friday Search workflow. From this single entry point, users can initiate research tasks that will later be tracked and managed inside the platform. Step 2 β€” Enter a Topic or Question Users can type a topic, question, or research idea directly into the search field. The system supports a wide variety of research prompts, from short topics to detailed analytical questions. Examples of research queries include: - Economic outlook for the US economy - History of American national parks - Mobile market share: Apple vs Android - Key trends in artificial intelligence adoption Friday Search analyzes the entered query and prepares a structured research task that will move through the InspiredOne workflow. Step 3 β€” Start the Research Task After entering the query, submit the request using the search button. Once submitted, InspiredOne begins processing the research request by gathering insights and organizing information related to the topic. The research task will then appear in the Draft / Active Stories section where users can monitor the progress of the research process. Research Task in Action The following demonstration shows how a research query is entered and processed within Friday Search. This visual walkthrough highlights how the system transforms a simple input into a structured research workflow. Research Task Demo [Image: Friday Search research task demo β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/video_friday.gif] Observe how the query evolves into a structured research process within the platform. From Query to Insight The following output demonstrates how InspiredOne transforms a research query into structured insights. Instead of presenting raw search results, the platform organizes information into a clear and meaningful format that is easy to understand and explore. Research Output [Image: Friday Search structured output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/output_video_economic_outlook.gif] Next Step After starting a research task, it will appear in the Draft or Active Stories section of the platform. The next section explains how users can view, track, and manage these research stories as they progress through the workflow. ## Draft / Active Stories Once a research query is submitted, Friday Search automatically creates a research task that appears in the Draft / Active Stories section. This section acts as a workspace where users can monitor newly created research tasks and continue working on active topics. Each story card represents a research task generated from a search query. These cards allow users to quickly access their research topics, track the progress of analysis, and manage ongoing work. The Draft / Active Stories section helps organize research tasks so that users can easily move between topics without losing context or progress. Understanding Story Cards Every research task is displayed as a story card. These cards provide a quick overview of the research topic and the current progress of the task. - Story Title β€” Displays the research topic or question submitted by the user. - Status Indicator β€” Shows whether the story is newly created, assigned, or currently in progress. - Completion Progress β€” Displays how much of the research workflow has been completed. - Assigned System β€” Indicates which module or system component is responsible for processing the research task. Users can click on any story card to open the research task, view generated insights, or continue expanding the analysis. Managing Active Research As research tasks progress, the story cards update to reflect the latest status of the analysis. Users can monitor which stories are actively being processed and which tasks have already been completed. This structure ensures that research tasks remain organized and accessible, allowing users to revisit topics, refine their research, or build upon previously generated insights. Next Step Below the Draft / Active Stories section, users can view completed research stories that are grouped by time periods such as weekly or monthly results. The next section explains how users can review and access completed research outputs. ## Completed Stories After a research task is successfully completed, the generated output is stored in the Completed Stories section of the Friday Search interface. This section serves as a repository for previously completed research tasks and allows users to easily revisit their earlier work. Completed stories provide a structured view of research outputs generated through Friday Search. Instead of losing track of previous work, users can quickly navigate through their research history and access valuable insights whenever needed. InspiredOne automatically organizes these completed stories into logical time-based groups such as This Week and This Month. This structure helps users quickly identify recently completed research while also maintaining a clear overview of their research activity over time. Purpose of Completed Stories The Completed Stories section acts as a knowledge archive within the Friday Search workspace. It allows users to revisit previously generated research outputs, analyze past findings, and continue building on earlier insights without repeating the same research process. This feature is particularly useful for users working on ongoing research topics or projects that evolve over time. By maintaining a history of completed research stories, InspiredOne ensures that valuable insights remain easily accessible. Understanding Completed Story Cards Each card displayed within the Completed Stories section represents an individual research story generated by Friday Search. These cards provide a quick overview of the research topic and its completion status. - Story Title β€” Displays the main research topic or question that was analyzed. - Completion Status β€” Indicates that the research task has been fully completed. - Progress Indicator β€” Shows the final completion level of the generated story. - Assigned System β€” Displays which system or module produced the research output. Users can click on any story card to open the research output and review the generated insights, supporting analysis, and structured content produced by Friday Search. Completed Stories Interface The image below illustrates how completed research stories appear within the Friday Search interface. Each card represents a completed research output that users can access and review at any time. [Image: Completed stories section β€” https://inspiredone.ai/documentation/FridayCardStackShowcase2.gif] Reviewing and Reusing Research Completed stories are not only a record of past research but also a valuable resource for future exploration. Users can revisit completed topics, extract useful insights, and use them as a starting point for new research questions. By maintaining an organized archive of completed research outputs, Friday Search enables users to build a growing knowledge base over time. This makes it easier to track ideas, revisit important findings, and continue expanding on previously explored topics. The Completed Stories section therefore plays an important role in the overall Friday Search workflow, connecting past research with future exploration. ## Add to Google Drive Friday Search now includes an Add to Google Drive feature that allows users to save valuable research outputs directly into their Google Drive without leaving the workflow. This makes it easier to move from discovery to storage in one connected experience. Instead of manually downloading generated files and uploading them again into Drive, users can send reports, references, and other research outputs directly to Google Drive with a single action. This reduces friction and keeps the workflow faster and more organized. InspiredOne designed this feature to strengthen the connection between research and file management. By allowing outputs to be added directly to Drive, Friday Search becomes more useful for users who want to preserve findings, revisit them later, or share them with collaborators. Purpose of Add to Google Drive The Add to Google Drive feature acts as a bridge between Friday Search and long-term storage. It helps users preserve important research outputs in a file system they already use, rather than keeping those outputs isolated inside the search workflow. This is especially valuable for users working on ongoing projects, recurring research topics, client deliverables, or shared team workflows. By sending outputs directly to Google Drive, users can keep their work organized and easier to access over time. How the Feature Works After generating a research output in Friday Search, users can choose the Add to Google Drive option to store that output directly in their Google Drive. This allows research findings to move immediately into a more permanent and shareable location. - Direct Save Action β€” Allows users to send a generated output directly to Google Drive. - Reduced Manual Work β€” Eliminates the need to download first and upload again separately. - Better Organization β€” Keeps reports, references, and generated materials in a familiar storage environment. - Improved Collaboration β€” Makes it easier to share outputs with teammates already working in Google Drive. This makes Friday Search more efficient because research does not stop at generation. It continues smoothly into storage, organization, and collaboration. Why It Matters in Friday Search Friday Search is designed to help users discover, generate, and organize knowledge. The Add to Google Drive feature supports that goal by ensuring that important outputs are not lost after research is completed. By integrating Google Drive into the workflow, InspiredOne extends Friday Search beyond research generation and into a broader productivity system. Users can move from search to storage without unnecessary steps, making the experience cleaner and more connected. Add to Google Drive Interface The image below illustrates how the Add to Google Drive capability fits into the Friday Search workflow. This feature helps users store generated research outputs in Google Drive for future access, sharing, and continued work. [Image: Add to Google Drive feature in Friday Search β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/add_to_gdrive.png] Supporting Reuse and Continuity Once research outputs are stored in Google Drive, users can revisit them later, organize them into larger project folders, share them with collaborators, or use them as inputs for future work. This makes Add to Google Drive more than a convenience feature. It supports continuity across the research lifecycle by connecting discovery, output generation, storage, and reuse in one streamlined process. The Add to Google Drive feature therefore plays an important role in making Friday Search a more complete and practical research experience. ## Viewing Output in Drive Once a research report is added to Google Drive through Friday Search, it becomes available within the user’s Drive and can be accessed just like any other stored file. This allows users to manage research outputs in a familiar file system while keeping them available for future reference, sharing, or collaboration. The saved output can be opened directly from Drive and reviewed at any time. This is particularly useful for users who need to revisit previous findings, organize research into folders, or share generated reports with collaborators and stakeholders. By integrating Friday Search with Google Drive, InspiredOne extends the research workflow beyond discovery and generation into long-term storage and reuse. This helps ensure that important outputs are not lost and remain accessible whenever needed. Purpose of Viewing Output in Drive The purpose of this feature is to provide users with a convenient way to preserve and access generated research outputs outside the Friday Search interface. Instead of keeping results confined to the immediate workflow, users can store them in Drive and return to them later as needed. This also makes it easier to maintain organized research archives and collaborate with others using a common storage platform. How It Works After using the Add to Google Drive feature in Friday Search, the generated report is saved as a file in the user’s Google Drive. From there, users can open the file directly and view the contents, including headings, explanatory text, and visual elements such as graphs or charts. - Stored in Drive β€” The generated research output is saved to Google Drive as a reusable file. - Easy Access β€” Users can open the file from Drive at any time. - Organized Storage β€” Reports can be kept inside folders and managed as part of a larger project. - Reusable Outputs β€” Saved reports can be reviewed, shared, or built upon in future work. This makes Friday Search outputs more durable and practical, especially for users working on ongoing research or team-based workflows. Viewing the Saved Report The image below illustrates a research output that has been added to Google Drive and opened for viewing. The stored file preserves the generated report structure, allowing users to review the analysis, written content, and supporting chart in an organized format. [Image: Viewing research output in Google Drive β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/open_in_google_docs.png] Why This Matters Being able to view outputs in Google Drive gives users greater control over their research workflow. It allows findings to be stored in a system they already use, shared more easily with others, and incorporated into ongoing projects without duplicating effort. This feature also supports better organization and continuity. Users can return to earlier research, compare results across reports, and maintain a growing repository of insights over time. The ability to store and view generated outputs in Drive therefore makes Friday Search a more complete and useful research solution. ## Media Transcribe Media Transcribe helps users turn videos, podcasts, meetings, and interviews into clean written content inside Friday Live Canvas. Instead of manually listening, pausing, and rewriting media, users can convert spoken content into structured transcripts that are easier to review and reuse. This feature is useful when users want to capture ideas from recorded conversations, extract important points from long-form media, or prepare source material for summaries, notes, clips, social posts, and reusable content. Purpose of Media Transcribe The purpose of Media Transcribe is to make media content easier to work with. Spoken content often contains useful ideas, but it is difficult to search, scan, edit, or repurpose in its original audio or video form. By converting media into text, Friday creates a foundation for faster content workflows. Once media is transcribed, users can review the transcript, identify key moments, summarize the conversation, and transform the output into different content formats without starting from scratch. What Users Can Do - Transcribe Media β€” Convert videos, podcasts, meetings, and interviews into readable text. - Review Key Moments β€” Scan the transcript to find important ideas, quotes, decisions, or highlights. - Summarize Content β€” Turn long transcripts into concise summaries, notes, and action points. - Reuse the Transcript β€” Use the transcript as the source for blogs, clips, emails, social posts, and documentation. Media Transcribe Workflow Users can begin by adding or selecting a media file inside the Live Canvas. Friday processes the media, produces a transcript, and makes the written output available for review. From there, the transcript can be used as source material for other content actions. 1. Transcribe Convert spoken media into clean text that can be reviewed and searched. 2. Summarize Extract the main points, highlights, and useful takeaways from the transcript. 3. Reuse Repurpose the transcript into notes, posts, clips, or other content assets. Media Transcribe Interface The image below shows the Media Transcribe experience inside Friday Live Canvas. It highlights how users can move from raw media to transcript-based content that is ready to review, summarize, and reuse. [Image: Friday Media Transcribe interface β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/media-transcribe.png] Why This Matters Media Transcribe helps users save time and unlock more value from recorded content. Instead of treating videos, podcasts, meetings, and interviews as one-time media files, Friday turns them into reusable knowledge assets. This makes the workflow more practical for teams that create content, conduct interviews, run meetings, or collect ideas from media. The transcript becomes the starting point for faster review, better organization, and stronger content reuse. ## Social Posts Social Posts helps users create ready-to-share posts, threads, and captions from media transcripts. After a video, podcast, meeting, or interview is transcribed, Friday can turn the source material into social-ready content that users can review, copy, and publish faster. This feature is designed for users who want to repurpose long-form media into short, clear, and engaging posts for social channels without manually rewriting the same content multiple times. Purpose of Social Posts The purpose of Social Posts is to help users move from content capture to content distribution. A transcript may contain many useful ideas, but those ideas still need to be shaped into posts that are concise, readable, and suitable for sharing. Friday uses the transcript as the source and helps generate structured post drafts, making it easier to create captions, short-form updates, announcement posts, thought-leadership snippets, and multi-part social threads. What Users Can Do - Generate Posts β€” Convert transcript content into social-ready posts and captions. - Review Drafts β€” Read and refine generated posts before publishing. - Copy Content β€” Quickly copy the final version for use across social platforms. - Share Faster β€” Move from media transcript to publishable content with less manual effort. Social Post Workflow The workflow begins with a transcript. Friday identifies usable ideas from the transcript, shapes them into post drafts, and gives users a review step before they copy or publish the content. This keeps the process fast while still allowing human control over the final message. 1. Generate Turn transcript highlights into captions, posts, and social threads. 2. Review Check the generated content, adjust tone, and make sure the message is accurate. 3. Copy Copy the approved content and use it across the required social channels. Social Posts Interface The image below shows how Friday creates social-ready content from media transcripts. Users can review the generated post, copy the content, and share it across channels with less effort. [Image: Friday Social Posts interface β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_posts.png] Why This Matters Social Posts helps users get more value from every piece of media. A single interview, podcast, meeting, or video can become multiple pieces of content that are easier to share and reuse. This feature supports faster content distribution while keeping the user in control of the final output. It reduces repetitive writing work and helps teams publish more consistently from the content they already create. --- # Friday Computer ## Introduction to Friday Computer Friday Computer is an AI-powered execution system designed to function as a digital coworker that helps users transform ideas, queries, and tasks into meaningful, structured outputs. Unlike traditional AI tools that mainly answer questions, Friday Computer is built to actively participate in workflows. It can help users research, reason, generate content, organize information, and move work from an initial idea to a usable result. The system bridges the gap between ideation and execution. Users can provide a query, concept, or task, and Friday processes it to produce outputs such as structured insights, content drafts, summaries, research findings, or workflow-ready responses. Friday Computer is designed to support both individual users and teams by making work more visible, structured, and outcome-driven. It helps reduce scattered work across different tools and gives users a clearer path from input to output. Why Friday Computer Matters Friday Computer helps users move faster by combining intelligence with execution. It supports research, content creation, workflow visibility, and output generation in one connected system. ## Core Capabilities of Friday Computer Friday Computer provides a comprehensive set of capabilities that allow it to function as a reliable AI coworker. These capabilities support the full lifecycle of a task, from understanding the input to delivering structured outputs. Deep Research and Analysis Friday can process complex queries, explore relevant information, and generate meaningful insights instead of simple one-line answers. Content Generation The system can transform user inputs into organized content such as summaries, reports, structured narratives, drafts, or research-based outputs. Task Execution Friday actively processes user requests and helps move work forward from idea to execution without requiring manual effort at every step. Context Awareness Friday can maintain context across interactions, making it useful for multi-step workflows and tasks that build on previous outputs. Structured Output Delivery Outputs are presented in a clear and organized format, making them easy to review, refine, share, or use in further workflows. Workflow Support Friday supports continuous workflows where tasks can evolve from initial ideas to completed outputs while maintaining visibility and structure. These capabilities make Friday Computer more than a simple AI chat tool. It acts as an execution layer that helps users complete meaningful work. ## Key Modules in Friday Computer Friday Computer is composed of integrated modules that work together to provide a complete execution environment. Each module supports a specific part of the workflow. 1. Friday Search Friday Search acts as the research and reasoning engine of the system. It processes user queries, explores relevant information, and generates structured insights that can be directly used for further work. - Handles complex and open-ended queries. - Analyzes and synthesizes information. - Produces structured outputs instead of raw answers. - Supports idea-to-output transformation. - Helps users reduce manual research effort. This module ensures that users can move from a question to a meaningful answer without manually searching across multiple sources. 2. Growth Dashboard The Growth Dashboard provides visibility into ongoing and completed work. It allows users to track progress, monitor outputs, and understand how tasks evolve over time. - Displays active tasks and ongoing work. - Tracks completion status and generated outputs. - Provides a clear overview of workflow progress. - Helps teams understand what has been completed. - Improves visibility across tasks and results. This module ensures that work remains visible and organized, reducing confusion and improving productivity. 3. Output Review Friday Computer supports reviewing and using generated outputs. Users can inspect results, refine them, and continue the workflow based on the generated content. - Review generated content and insights. - Use outputs in documents, dashboards, or follow-up tasks. - Refine the result for better clarity. - Continue workflows from the generated output. ## Working Process of Friday Computer Friday Computer follows a structured workflow that transforms user intent into actionable results. This process ensures that every input leads to a meaningful and usable output. Step 1: Input Understanding The user provides a query, idea, or task description. Friday analyzes the input to understand the intent, context, and expected outcome. - Understands the user's request. - Identifies the task objective. - Recognizes the expected output type. - Prepares the workflow for processing. Step 2: Processing and Analysis Friday processes the input by exploring relevant information, applying reasoning, and determining the best way to generate a useful output. - Processes the request. - Researches and analyzes information. - Connects relevant ideas and context. - Structures the response logically. Step 3: Output Generation Friday generates structured results such as insights, summaries, content drafts, research outputs, or workflow-ready responses. - Creates clear and organized outputs. - Formats the result for easy review. - Delivers content that can be reused or refined. - Supports faster completion of work. Step 4: Workflow Continuation The output can be refined, expanded, or used as input for additional tasks. This enables continuous workflows where work evolves over time. - Review and improve the generated output. - Continue from the previous result. - Use the result in dashboards or documents. - Track progress through the workflow. Friday Computer Workflow Summary Input β†’ Understand β†’ Analyze β†’ Generate β†’ Review β†’ Continue This workflow helps users move from problem definition to structured output without unnecessary complexity. ## Friday Computer Demo The Friday Computer demo provides a visual understanding of how the system operates in real time. It showcases how user inputs are processed and converted into structured outputs. Through this demo, users can observe how Friday performs research, generates results, and supports workflow execution in a seamless manner. Friday Computer Demo This demo highlights how Friday converts inputs into actionable outputs and supports end-to-end workflows. ## Accessing Friday Computer Friday Computer can be accessed through its web-based modules. These modules together provide the full functionality of the system, enabling both execution and visibility of work. Friday Computer Access Links - Friday Search: https://friday.inspiredone.ai/friday_search Use this module to perform research, explore queries, and generate structured outputs. - Growth Dashboard: https://friday.inspiredone.ai/growth_dashboard Use this module to track progress, monitor outputs, and manage workflows. These access points ensure that users can interact with Friday Computer efficiently and use its capabilities for both individual and collaborative work. ## Demo Video The demo video provides a walkthrough of how Friday Computer is used in practice across its main modules. It helps users understand how research, workflow visibility, task execution, and output review come together in one connected system. A strong demo should highlight both sides of the experience: using Friday Search for structured research and using the Growth Dashboard to monitor progress, manage workflows, and review generated results. What the Demo Should Show - Opening Friday Search and entering a research query. - Reviewing structured outputs generated by the system. - Navigating to the Growth Dashboard. - Tracking workflow progress across different stages. - Viewing active work, activity history, and outputs. - Understanding how Friday Computer supports end-to-end execution. Friday Computer Demo Demo Summary This demo shows how Friday Computer helps users move from a query to structured research, then into workflow visibility and output review. --- # Design Studio ## Introduction to Design Studio Design Studio is a creative workspace in Friday that helps users create, edit, preview, and manage design-focused outputs from one place. It is built for turning ideas, prompts, media, and content requirements into polished visual assets. Instead of working across multiple tools for writing, designing, previewing, and organizing content, Design Studio gives users a guided environment where they can create structured designs faster. Users can start with a prompt, add media, refine the output, and prepare the final design for use. Design Studio is especially useful for creating marketing creatives, product visuals, documentation images, social assets, campaign content, and brand-focused layouts. It helps users maintain consistency while reducing manual design effort. By combining prompt-based creation, media insertion, editing tools, preview options, templates, and analytics, Design Studio supports the complete design workflow from idea to finished creative output. Why Design Studio Matters Design Studio helps users move from a rough idea to a polished visual output without switching between multiple design and content tools. It gives teams a faster way to create professional creatives for campaigns, documentation, product pages, and social content. ## Core Capabilities of Design Studio Design Studio provides a complete set of capabilities that help users create and manage design content with clarity. These capabilities support both quick creative generation and detailed refinement. Prompt-Based Creation Users can describe what they want to create, and Design Studio helps generate a structured creative output based on that prompt. Media Insertion Users can add images, videos, screenshots, or visual references to make the design more complete and aligned with their intended message. Editing and Refinement The generated output can be adjusted, improved, and polished so it matches the required tone, layout, and brand style. Preview Experience Users can preview the design before finalizing it, making it easier to check layout, readability, spacing, and overall presentation. Templates and Reusable Layouts Design Studio supports repeatable design structures so users can create consistent outputs without starting from scratch every time. Analytics and Review Users can review design performance, understand engagement, and improve future creative decisions based on available insights. These capabilities make Design Studio a practical creative system for generating, improving, and organizing design outputs in a professional way. ## Key Features in Design Studio Design Studio includes several features that support the full creative workflow. Each feature is designed to help users move from an initial idea to a polished design output with less effort. 1. Prompt Creation Prompt creation allows users to describe the design they want to generate. The prompt can include the goal, target audience, style, content direction, and expected output format. - Start a design from a simple idea. - Describe the tone, style, and purpose. - Generate creative directions quickly. - Reduce the effort of starting from a blank page. 2. Media Insertion Media insertion helps users add supporting visuals such as images, videos, screenshots, or brand assets. This makes the final design more relevant and visually complete. - Add images and visual references. - Use media to support the message. - Create richer design outputs. - Improve the visual quality of the creative. 3. Editing Tools Editing tools allow users to refine the generated output. Users can improve text, adjust layout direction, update visual flow, and polish the content before using it. - Refine headings and descriptions. - Improve layout clarity. - Adjust content structure. - Prepare the design for final use. 4. Preview Mode Preview mode helps users see how the design will look before publishing or sharing it. This helps catch spacing, alignment, and readability issues early. - Review the final visual output. - Check layout and spacing. - Validate readability. - Make improvements before publishing. 5. Templates Templates help users create repeatable design outputs faster. They are useful for maintaining consistency across campaigns, product sections, social posts, and documentation visuals. - Reuse common design structures. - Maintain brand consistency. - Speed up creative production. - Create multiple outputs with a similar style. 6. Analytics Analytics help users understand how creative outputs perform. This makes it easier to improve future designs using insights instead of guessing. - Review creative performance. - Understand engagement patterns. - Improve future design decisions. - Support data-informed content creation. ## Working Process of Design Studio Design Studio follows a clear workflow that helps users move from concept to final creative output. The process is simple, organized, and easy to follow. Step 1: Create a Prompt The user starts by entering a prompt that explains what they want to create. This may include the design purpose, content idea, preferred style, audience, or output type. Step 2: Generate the Initial Design Design Studio uses the prompt to create an initial design direction. The generated output gives users a starting point that can be reviewed and improved. Step 3: Add Media Users can insert images, screenshots, videos, or other supporting assets to make the design more complete and visually meaningful. Step 4: Edit and Refine The design can be refined by adjusting text, layout structure, visual direction, and content flow. This step helps polish the output and align it with the intended goal. Step 5: Preview the Output Before final use, users can preview the design to check whether the output looks clean, clear, and ready to share. Step 6: Review Analytics After the design is used, analytics can help users understand performance and improve future creative decisions. [Image: Design Studio analytics review β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/analytics_1.png] Design Studio Workflow Summary Prompt β†’ Generate β†’ Add Media β†’ Edit β†’ Preview β†’ Review Analytics This workflow allows users to create, improve, and manage design outputs in a structured way without losing clarity during the creative process. ## Use Cases of Design Studio Design Studio can be used in different creative and business scenarios where users need professional design outputs quickly. It supports both simple creative tasks and more structured campaign workflows. - Marketing Creatives: Create campaign visuals, promotional sections, product highlights, and brand-focused assets. - Product Showcases: Build clean visuals that explain product features, workflows, benefits, and user journeys. - Documentation Assets: Generate images, structured sections, and visual explanations that support product documentation. - Social Media Content: Create shareable assets for announcements, feature launches, updates, and short-form promotions. - Website Sections: Prepare visual layouts for landing pages, feature blocks, CTA areas, and product pages. - Reusable Brand Templates: Maintain consistent design patterns across multiple campaigns and product materials. Overall Use Case These use cases make Design Studio useful for teams that need fast, polished, and consistent creative outputs across marketing, product, documentation, and brand workflows. ## Design Studio Demo The Design Studio demo shows how users can create design outputs using prompts, media, editing options, templates, previews, and analytics. It gives a visual understanding of how the complete creative workflow works. A strong demo should show how a user starts with a prompt, generates an initial output, adds media, edits the design, previews the result, and reviews insights for future improvement. What the Demo Should Show - Opening Design Studio from the Friday platform. - Creating a prompt for a design output. - Generating the first version of the design. - Adding media such as images, videos, or screenshots. - Editing and refining the generated output. - Using templates for faster creation. - Previewing the final design. - Checking analytics or review insights. Design Studio Demo This demo highlights how Design Studio supports prompt creation, media insertion, editing, previews, templates, and analytics in one connected workflow. ## Accessing Design Studio Design Studio can be accessed from the InspiredOne platform. It provides users with a dedicated creative workspace to generate, edit, preview, and manage design outputs. Design Studio Access Link - Design Studio: https://inspiredone.ai/fridayliveapps/design_studio Use this module to create design prompts, insert media, edit outputs, preview designs, work with templates, and review analytics. This access point allows users to work with Design Studio directly and use it for marketing, documentation, product visuals, website sections, and creative campaign outputs. --- # Friday Spice ## Introduction to Friday Spice Friday Spice is a social discovery and smart posting experience inside Friday. It helps users discover updates, follow people, bots, and topics, create smart posts, and publish selected content publicly through a dedicated public handle page. What is Friday Spice? Friday Spice is designed to make content discovery, topic exploration, and posting easier. Users can follow relevant people, bots, and topics, stay updated with useful signals, and create posts using simple smart commands. Instead of keeping ideas, trends, conversations, research prompts, videos, quotes, and public posts scattered across different tools, Friday Spice brings them into one organized experience where users can discover, create, brand, publish, and share with clarity. It works like a social intelligence layer for Friday. Users can browse useful updates, follow sources that matter, create posts from commands, generate visual cards, and keep selected content ready for public sharing. Why It Matters Friday Spice helps users move from passive browsing to focused discovery. It gives them a place to understand what is happening, follow what matters, and turn ideas into shareable content. For teams, founders, creators, and business users, this creates a faster path from live signal to publishable output. Instead of manually researching, rewriting, designing, and sharing across separate tools, users can do more from one connected workspace. [Image: Friday Spice interface overview β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_intro.png] ## Core Capabilities of Friday Spice Friday Spice gives users the ability to discover, follow, create, organize, customize, publish, and share content from one connected workspace. Follow People Users can follow people whose posts, opinions, or updates are relevant to their interests. Follow Bots Users can follow AI bots that provide updates, insights, summaries, or topic-specific information. Follow Topics Users can follow topics such as economic outlook, AI, business trends, product updates, market movement, technology news, and more. Create Smart Posts Users can create structured posts using smart commands such as #search, #video, #topic, #quote, and #socialpost. Publish Public Posts Selected posts can be made public and published to a shareable public handle page. Build a Public Identity Users can create a public handle and use it as a clean destination for their published Friday Spice content. Customize Brand Output Users can configure brand logo, mission text, CTA message, and website URL so generated visual cards stay consistent with their brand identity. Use Built-in Help Users can open the Help section to understand smart command syntax, examples, steps, and notes. Simple Capability Flow Discover β†’ Follow β†’ Compose β†’ Generate β†’ Brand β†’ Publish β†’ Share This makes Friday Spice useful for both personal discovery and professional content workflows. ## Key Features in Friday Spice Friday Spice includes features that make discovery, content creation, branding, and public sharing easier for users. - Topic Discovery: Users can explore and follow specific topics that match their interests. - People Following: Users can follow people to stay updated with their posts and shared ideas. - Bot Following: Users can follow AI bots that provide useful updates, summaries, or insights. - Smart Post Commands: Users can generate posts using commands like #search, #video, #topic, #quote, and #socialpost. - Smart Help While Typing: When users type #, Friday shows available smart commands directly inside the compose box. - Help Section: Users can view syntax, examples, and step-by-step command usage inside the Help area. - Brand Settings: Users can customize brand logo, mission text, CTA, and website URL for generated cards. - Public Handle: Users can create a public identity and publish selected posts to a shareable page. - Public Post Control: Users can decide which posts remain private and which posts become public. [Image: Friday Spice follow people and topics β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/fridayspice_follow_feature.png] ## Working Process of Friday Spice The Friday Spice workflow is designed to help users move from discovery to content creation and then to publishing when needed. How Friday Spice Works - Users discover people, bots, topics, posts, and updates. - They follow the sources and topics that matter to them. - Friday Spice organizes the selected interests into a focused experience. - Users create posts using normal writing or smart commands. - While typing #, users can see supported smart commands immediately. - Users can open the Help section to learn command syntax and examples. - Brand settings can be configured for generated visual cards. - Posts can be kept private or marked as public. - Public posts can be published to a public handle page. - The public page can be shared with others. Simple Flow Discover β†’ Follow β†’ Create β†’ Brand β†’ Publish β†’ Share This flow helps users turn live information and ideas into organized, branded, and shareable content. ## Smart Command Help While Typing Friday Spice includes smart command suggestions directly inside the compose box. When a user starts typing #, Friday automatically displays the available commands so users can quickly choose the right action without memorizing command names. What It Does The smart command menu acts like an in-product guide. It helps users discover what they can create inside Friday Spice, such as web search cards, video posts, topic follows, quote cards, and social posts. Instead of forcing users to open documentation every time, Friday brings the command options directly into the composer at the exact moment the user is writing. Why It Matters Smart command help reduces friction during content creation. Users can move from idea to output faster because Friday suggests the available command options as they type. Available Suggestions #search Web search with an LLM summary. #video Add media such as YouTube, MP4, or MP3 content. #topic Follow topics of interest and news. #quote Create a quote-style visual post from a statement or insight. #socialpost Create a polished social post and publish it inside Friday Spice. How Users Use It - Open the Friday Spice compose box. - Type # to trigger the command menu. - Choose a command using the keyboard or mouse. - Add the topic, quote, media URL, or prompt. - Post the command and let Friday generate the output. [Image: Friday Spice smart command help while typing β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/fridayspice_smart_help_typing.png] ## Friday Spice Help Section The Friday Spice Help section explains how each smart command works. It gives users the command purpose, syntax, examples, step-by-step instructions, and notes so they can create the right type of post with confidence. What is the Help Section? The Help section is a built-in reference area for smart commands. Users can open it to understand how to use commands like #search, #video, #quote, and #socialpost. It is especially useful for new users who want to understand command syntax, examples, and expected output before posting. Why It Matters Smart commands are powerful, but users need clarity on how to use them. The Help section makes Friday Spice easier to learn by showing clear examples and reducing guesswork. Example: #search Command The #search command helps users search the web, filter relevant sources, and generate a styled research card with a concise summary and useful source context. Syntax #search "your question" #search-deep "your question" # 8 sources instead of 5 Example Commands Quick Search #search "impact of war on oil prices" Search with Hero Image #search "Aurora Borealis September 2026" https://example.com/aurora.jpg Deep Search #search-deep "regulatory landscape for autonomous trucking in the EU" Step-by-Step Usage - Open Compose using the pencil icon. - Type the command and your question in double quotes. - Optionally paste an image or media URL at the end of the line for the card hero. - Post the command. - Friday replies with a styled card and concise output. Notes - Brand logo from Settings β†’ Brand can render in the top-left of supported cards. - Source chips such as source media, audio, or transcript can appear under the card footer when available. - Deep search can be used when broader coverage is needed for harder or rarer topics. - The Help section gives users confidence before they create public-facing posts. [Image: Friday Spice help section for search command β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/fridayspice_help_section_search.png] ## Brand Settings for Friday Spice Friday Spice includes brand settings that allow teams to customize how generated cards appear. These settings help make quote cards, social posts, and search cards feel consistent with the user’s brand identity. What are Brand Settings? Brand settings let users configure the logo, mission text, call-to-action message, and website URL that appear on generated Friday Spice cards. Once saved, these brand details can automatically appear in visual outputs such as quote-style cards, social post cards, and supported search outputs. Why It Matters Generated content should not feel generic. Brand settings help every card carry the same identity, message, and call-to-action, making Friday Spice outputs more professional and campaign-ready. Brand Icon URL Adds the brand logo to the top-left section of generated cards. A square or wide horizontal logo works best. Transparent PNG or SVG assets render cleanly on both dark and light card backgrounds. Brand Mission Text Adds a short mission or positioning message beside the brand mark. This should be concise because long mission text may truncate on smaller cards. Brand CTA Message Adds a call-to-action at the bottom of supported cards. This can be something like Try Friday, Explore More, or Learn More. Brand Website URL Adds the destination website under the CTA. This helps users direct viewers to the correct product, landing page, or campaign page. Brand Configuration Example Brand Icon URL: https://drive.inspiredone.ai/api/output/brand-logo.png Brand Mission Text: Invent Your Future Brand CTA Message: Try Friday Brand Website URL: friday.inspiredone.ai Where Brand Settings Appear - Top-left section of supported cards - Brand mission text beside the logo - Bottom-center call-to-action area - Website URL under the CTA - Visual cards generated from commands like #search, #socialpost, and #quote [Image: Friday Spice brand settings β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/fridayspice_brand_settings.png] ## Friday Spice Group Chat and Invites Friday Spice Group Chat allows users to create focused topic spaces, invite collaborators, and continue discussions around a shared topic. It helps teams move from public discovery to private conversation, collaboration, and follow-up action. What is Friday Spice Group Chat? Group Chat inside Friday Spice gives users a dedicated space to discuss topics, campaigns, research ideas, community conversations, and shared workstreams. A topic can be created as a public or private space depending on who should access it. Users can start a topic, define a tag, choose visibility, invite people, and begin chatting in a dedicated channel. This makes Friday Spice useful not only for publishing content, but also for building conversations around that content. For teams, this is helpful when a post, trend, research topic, or campaign needs discussion before publishing or follow-up after publishing. Why It Matters Content becomes more valuable when people can discuss it, invite others, and continue the conversation in one place. Friday Spice Group Chat helps users turn a topic into a shared workspace where ideas, feedback, and collaboration can happen naturally. Instead of moving from Friday Spice to external chat tools, users can create a topic channel, bring the right people in, and keep the conversation connected to the original context. Start a Topic Users can create a new topic by entering a topic name, adding an optional tag, and selecting who can see it. Topics can be public for discoverability or private for invite-only collaboration. Topic Name The topic name defines the discussion space, such as Marketing Web, Travel Tips, or a campaign-specific topic. Topic Tag Tags help organize the topic and make it easier to understand what the channel is about. Visibility Control Users can choose whether the topic is public or private. Private topics are invite-only and better suited for focused team collaboration. Dedicated Channel Once created, the topic appears as a dedicated channel where members can post, read, and collaborate. [Image: Friday Spice start a topic modal β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_groupchat_1.png] Private Topic Channel After a topic is created, Friday Spice opens a dedicated channel for that topic. Users can see the topic name, privacy status, follower count, invite option, and message composer. The channel acts like a shared conversation space where users can start discussions, share updates, and keep communication focused around one topic. [Image: Friday Spice private topic channel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_groupchat_1.png] Invite People to a Topic Users can invite people into a topic using email, phone, or CoWorker options. This makes it easy to bring the right collaborators into the topic space without leaving Friday Spice. Invite by Email Send an invite directly to a user’s email address so they can join the topic. Invite by Phone Use the phone invite option when users want to invite someone through phone-based contact. Invite CoWorker Bring an existing Friday CoWorker into the topic for contextual assistance or collaboration. [Image: Friday Spice invite modal β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_groupchat_2.png] Member and Follower Access Friday Spice supports access levels so topic owners can decide how invited people should participate. A user can be invited as a member with post and read access, or as a follower with read-only access. Member Access Members can post and read inside the topic. This is useful for collaborators who need to actively participate in the conversation. Follower Access Followers have read-only access. This is useful when someone only needs to stay updated without posting. [Image: Friday Spice invite access level β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_groupchat_2.png] Invite Sent and Shareable Link After the invite is sent, Friday Spice confirms that the invitation was delivered. Users can also copy the invite link and share it directly with the invited person. This gives users flexibility. They can rely on the email invite, or quickly copy and send the invite link through another communication channel. Invite Workflow Create topic β†’ Invite person β†’ Choose access level β†’ Send invite β†’ Copy link if needed β†’ Continue chatting inside the topic. [Image: Friday Spice invite sent confirmation β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_groupchat_3.png] Chat Inside the Topic Once the topic is ready and people are invited, users can continue the conversation directly inside the topic channel. This keeps the topic, members, messages, and context together. The message composer supports discussion inside the channel, while Friday can stay available through the App Builder assistant for additional help. Focused Conversations Every topic gets its own channel so discussions stay organized and easy to follow. Connected Collaboration Invited members can discuss ideas, share context, and continue working inside the same topic space. [Image: Friday Spice topic chat β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_spice_groupchat_4.png] Overall Outcome Friday Spice Group Chat helps users move from content discovery to meaningful collaboration. Users can create topic spaces, invite the right people, control access, share invite links, and continue the conversation in one organized place. The Value Friday Spice does not stop at posting. It helps users create communities, bring collaborators together, and turn topics into active conversations. ## Branded Quote Card Output Friday Spice can turn a simple quote command into a polished branded quote card. Instead of posting plain text, users can create a visual card that includes brand identity, quote content, author name, optional image, CTA, and website URL. What is a Branded Quote Card? A branded quote card is a designed visual output generated from the #quote command. It is useful for sharing founder quotes, leadership statements, product messages, keynote moments, investor insights, or memorable lines. The output can include a brand logo at the top, mission text, quote body, author name, image, CTA message, and website URL. Why It Matters Quote content performs better when it is visually clear and brand-aligned. Friday Spice helps users convert important statements into professional cards that are easier to notice, save, and share. Example Command #quote "SpaceX's mission is to make life multi-planetary and our first step self-sustaining civilization on Mars" -- Elon Musk Friday reads the quote text and author name, then generates a styled quote card using the saved brand settings. What Friday Creates Brand Header Displays the configured brand logo and mission text at the top of the card. Designed Quote Places the quote in a bold visual layout instead of plain feed text. Author Name Shows the person credited for the quote, such as a founder, leader, or speaker. CTA and Website Adds the configured CTA and website URL so viewers know where to go next. Card Elements - Brand logo or wordmark - Brand mission text - Quote text - Author name - Optional supporting image - Bottom CTA message - Website URL - Generated post text shown below the card [Image: Friday Spice branded quote card output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/fridayspice_branded_quote_card.png] ## Smart Post Commands in Friday Spice Smart Post Commands help users create richer posts inside Friday Spice. Instead of posting only plain text, users can start with a command such as #search, #socialpost, #video, #quote, or #follow. Friday understands the command and turns the input into a useful output such as a research document, social post, embedded video, quote card, or follow-based update. This makes Friday Spice more than a feed. It becomes a command-driven workspace where users can research, publish, share videos, create quote posts, and follow important topics directly from the post composer. Available Smart Post Commands Each command tells Friday what kind of output the user wants to create. #search Creates a research-style post and can generate a linked research document from a topic, company, article, or URL. #socialpost Turns a topic into a polished social post ready to publish inside Friday Spice. #video Embeds a video link inside the feed so users can share and view video-based content. #quote Creates a visual quote-style post from a statement, insight, or person-based quote. #follow Helps users follow people, bots, companies, topics, and sources so relevant updates stay closer in the feed. 1. Use #search to Generate a Research Document The #search command is used when the user wants Friday to research a topic, company, article, link, or public source. Friday can process the request and create a research output that appears as a post with a linked document. Example command #search "USA economic outlook 2026: key economic trends, risks, and business opportunities" In this example, the user asks Friday to research the USA economic outlook for 2026. Friday can turn the request into a structured research result with useful context, sources, and key takeaways. [Image: Friday Spice search command prompt β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_search_command_prompt.png] After the command is processed, Friday publishes a post with the generated output. Users can open the linked document to view the full research result. [Image: Friday Spice search command output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_search_command_output.png] 2. Use #socialpost to Create a Polished Social Post The #socialpost command is used when the user wants Friday to create a ready-to-publish social post from a topic. This is useful for market updates, company insights, product announcements, trends, and thought-leadership posts. Example command #socialpost "world economic outlook 2026" Friday understands that the expected output should be written as a social post. The generated content can then appear in the Friday Spice feed as a polished post. [Image: Friday Spice social post command prompt β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_socialpost_command_prompt.png] The output helps users move from a raw topic to a clear post without manually writing everything from scratch. [Image: Friday Spice social post command output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_socialpost_command_output.png] 3. Use #video to Embed a Video in the Feed The #video command is used when the user wants to share a video link as a media-rich post. When a supported video URL is added, Friday can display the video inside the post area so users can watch or review it directly in the feed. Example command #video "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID" The video command is useful for sharing interviews, product demos, market updates, podcasts, news clips, webinars, and educational content. Instead of showing only a plain link, Friday can show the media preview inside the post. [Image: Friday Spice video command prompt β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_video_command_prompt.png] Once posted, the video appears as an embedded media section in the feed. This makes the post more visual and keeps users inside Friday Spice while viewing the content. [Image: Friday Spice video command output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_video_command_output.png] 4. Use #quote to Create a Quote-Style Post The #quote command is used when the user wants to share a quote, statement, or key insight in a polished visual format. This is helpful for executive quotes, keynote moments, market comments, investor insights, or memorable statements from leaders. Example command #quote "Yesterday we used computers, tomorrow we will use Personal AI. Billions of agents will be improving our lives." β€” Jensen Huang Friday can turn the quote into a clean visual post with the quote text, author name, and designed layout. This makes important statements more shareable and easier to notice in the feed. [Image: Friday Spice quote command prompt β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_quote_command_prompt.png] The output can appear as a quote card with stronger visual presentation compared to a plain text post. [Image: Friday Spice quote command output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_quote_command_output.png] 5. Use #follow to Track People, Bots, and Topics The #follow command helps users follow a person, bot, company, topic, or source. This makes it easier to personalize the Friday Spice feed and keep important updates closer. Example command #follow "Market Watch" Once followed, the person, bot, company, or topic can appear in the user’s feed, recommendation area, or personalized topic stream. Why Smart Post Commands Matter Smart Post Commands make Friday Spice more powerful because every post can begin with intent. Users do not need to manually choose the format every time. They can simply type a command, add a topic or link, and let Friday create the right output. - #search creates research-backed posts and documents. - #socialpost creates publish-ready social content. - #video creates media-rich video posts. - #quote turns quotes and insights into visual posts. - #follow helps personalize the feed around people, sources, bots, and topics. Together, these commands help users move from simple posting to intelligent discovery, content creation, media sharing, and topic tracking inside Friday Spice. ## Set Up Your Public Handle and Publish Posts Friday Spice lets you create your own public handle and turn selected posts into a shareable public page. Once your handle is registered, your public posts can appear on a dedicated page such as fridayspice.com/fridaydemo. This is useful when you want to publish Friday Spice content outside your private workspace. You can create posts inside Friday Spice, mark them as public, publish them, and share your public handle page with others. What You Can Do with a Public Handle A public handle gives your Friday Spice content a public home. It helps you build a simple profile page where selected posts, updates, and generated content can be viewed by others. Create a Public Identity Register a unique handle that becomes part of your public Friday Spice URL. Publish Public Posts Choose which Friday Spice posts should appear on your public page. Share Your Page Share your handle page with customers, teammates, followers, or external audiences. Build a Content History Keep your published posts visible in one place instead of losing them inside the feed. 1. Open Settings in Friday Spice To create your public page, first open Friday Spice and go to the left sidebar. Click Settings. This opens the area where you can manage your profile, preferences, account settings, brand settings, and public site options. [Image: Friday Spice settings profile screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_settings_profile.png] In the Profile section, you can update your display name, handle, website, location, headline, and bio. These details help shape how your public identity appears. 2. Go to the Public Site Section Inside Settings, select Public Site. This is where you register your public handle and manage how your public Friday Spice page is published. [Image: Friday Spice public site settings screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_public_site_settings.png] Your handle becomes part of your public URL. For example, if your handle is fridaydemo, your public page can be opened at: https://fridayspice.com/fridaydemo/ 3. Register Your Handle Enter the handle you want to use and click Update. Friday checks whether the handle is available and connects it to your account. Example handle fridaydemo After the handle is registered, Friday shows a confirmation message. You can then open the public URL to view your public Friday Spice page. 4. Publish Your Public Posts After registering your handle, you can publish posts marked as Public. Friday builds public pages for those posts and adds them to your public handle page. Drafts and private posts stay inside your Friday Spice workspace. Use the Publish public posts now button to push your latest public posts to your public page. [Image: Friday Spice publish public posts screen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_publish_public_posts.png] 5. Open and Share Your Public Page Once your posts are published, open your public handle page. The page shows your profile details and recent public activity. Anyone with the link can view the posts you chose to publish. [Image: Friday Spice public handle page β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/spice_public_handle_page.png] This gives your Friday Spice content a public destination. You can share your handle page with customers, teammates, communities, or external audiences. Public Handle Publishing Flow The public handle flow is simple: - Go to Settings in Friday Spice. - Open the Public Site section. - Register your unique public handle. - Create posts inside Friday Spice. - Mark selected posts as Public. - Click Publish public posts now. - Open and share your public handle page. This helps users move from creating content inside Friday Spice to publishing a clean, public-facing page that can be shared with others. ## Benefits of Friday Spice Friday Spice helps users move from scattered browsing to focused discovery. It keeps conversations, topics, news, trends, updates, brand content, and public posts organized in one place. - Better Discovery: Users can find useful topics, stories, people, bots, and updates without switching between multiple platforms. - Cleaner Conversations: Topic-based posts help keep discussions structured and easier to follow. - Faster Context Building: Grouped updates and topic-based discovery help users understand related stories quickly. - Personalized Feed: Following people, bots, and topics helps users shape a feed around what matters to them. - Smarter Content Creation: Commands like #search, #socialpost, #video, and #quote help users create polished posts faster. - Brand Consistency: Brand settings help generated cards carry the right logo, mission text, CTA, and website. - Public Sharing: Users can publish selected posts to a public handle page and share them outside their private workspace. - Stronger Personal or Brand Presence: A public handle gives users a clean destination for their published thoughts, insights, and updates. Overall Benefit Friday Spice gives users a smarter and more organized way to discover, follow, create, brand, publish, and share live information. --- # Friday CoWork ## Introduction to Friday CoWork Friday CoWork is a professional AI workspace experience that helps users turn their role, brand context, goals, and business priorities into real work outputs. It is designed for professionals, teams, creators, founders, consultants, marketers, sales teams, and operators who want Friday to understand their context and help them create useful business work. What is Friday CoWork? Friday CoWork is an AI coworker workspace. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, users create a CoWork Profile with their role, business details, audience, voice, goals, website, CTA, and social presence. After the profile is created, Friday suggests relevant work ideas based on the user's goals. These ideas appear as action cards such as social posts, lead-generation playbooks, research briefs, slides, documents, images, customer emails, outreach sequences, and business development plans. When a user clicks an idea card, Friday opens a working canvas and starts creating the actual output. This makes CoWork feel like a live professional workspace, not just a chat interface. Core Idea Create a CoWork Profile β†’ Add goals β†’ Friday suggests work themes β†’ Click a card β†’ Friday creates real outputs. This flow makes Friday CoWork a signature productivity experience where business goals are converted into working outputs across sales, marketing, content creation, operations, research, and business development. [Image: Friday CoWork brainstorm themes workspace β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_cowork_hero.png] ## Why Friday CoWork Matters Professionals usually work across many disconnected tools. They write prompts, create documents, generate posts, research accounts, plan campaigns, build sales workflows, and organize tasks separately. Friday CoWork brings these actions into one goal-based workspace. No Blank Prompt Problem Users do not need to figure out what to ask. Friday suggests useful work ideas based on the CoWork Profile and goals. Context-Aware Work Friday uses the profile name, audience, brand voice, goals, CTA, and business details to create more relevant outputs. Business Outcome Focused CoWork is built around outcomes such as lead generation, campaign creation, research, documentation, follow-up, and content production. One Workspace Experience Users can create, analyze, communicate, research, and build professional outputs without jumping between disconnected workflows. Positioning Statement Friday CoWork is where professional goals become live work. It helps users move from business context to suggested actions, and from suggested actions to usable outputs. ## End-to-End Flow of Friday CoWork The Friday CoWork flow is designed to feel like working with a real AI coworker. The user gives Friday professional context once, and Friday uses that context to suggest and create work repeatedly. How It Works - The user opens Friday CoWork. - The user creates a new CoWork Profile. - The user adds profile name, brand name, audience, voice, goals, website, CTA, address, and social presence. - Friday uses the profile context to generate suggested work ideas. - The user browses idea categories such as Create, Analyze, Communicate, Business Development, and Lead Generation. - The user clicks an idea card such as Social Post, Lead-gen Playbook, Deep Research, Slides, Image, Document, or Customer Email. - Friday opens a live canvas and starts creating the requested output. - The user reviews, edits, copies, shares, or continues working with the generated output. Simple Flow CoWork Profile β†’ Goals β†’ Brainstorm Themes β†’ Idea Card β†’ Live Canvas β†’ Business Output This makes CoWork useful for everyday professional work, from sales and marketing to content creation, research, operations, and business development. ## Create a CoWork Profile The CoWork Profile is the foundation of Friday CoWork. It tells Friday who the user is, what brand or business they represent, who they serve, what voice to use, and what goals to work toward. What the Profile Captures A CoWork Profile captures the user's professional context. This context helps Friday generate better ideas, more relevant outputs, and stronger business recommendations. Profile Name The name of the workspace or role, such as Sales Growth CoWork, Marketing CoWork, Content Creator CoWork, Operations CoWork, or Founder CoWork. Brand Name The company, product, project, or professional identity that Friday should represent while creating work. Voice and Audience Describes who the user serves, what makes the brand different, and what tone Friday should use in generated content. Brand Goals Defines what the user is trying to achieve, such as more leads, better content, more demo bookings, stronger campaigns, better research, or smoother operations. Website and CTA Helps Friday align outputs with a destination and a clear next step, such as Book a demo, Contact sales, Join waitlist, or Start now. Brand Address and Presence Allows users to add business location and social presence so Friday can create more complete and brand-aware outputs. [Image: Friday CoWork profile creation form β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_cowork_profile.png] ## Example CoWork Profile: Sales Growth CoWork A strong example use case for Friday CoWork is a Sales Growth CoWork profile. This demo shows how a sales professional can use Friday to turn sales goals into lead-generation work. Sample Profile Details Profile Name Sales Growth CoWork Brand Name Sales AI Voice and Audience Sales AI helps B2B founders, sales leaders, business development teams, and operations managers generate qualified leads, research target accounts, create outreach messages, and build repeatable sales workflows. The voice should be professional, confident, helpful, simple, and outcome-focused. Avoid hype. Focus on real business value, better follow-up, stronger prospecting, and more demo bookings. Brand Goals - Generate qualified B2B leads for AI productivity and workflow automation solutions. - Identify ideal customer profiles such as founders, sales leaders, marketing teams, operations managers, and small business owners. - Create lead-generation playbooks with target segments, outreach angles, buying signals, and follow-up steps. - Write personalized cold emails and LinkedIn messages that feel professional and conversion-focused. - Create social posts that build trust, explain product value, and attract potential buyers. - Prepare discovery call questions, objection handling points, and follow-up messages. - Increase demo bookings from qualified business prospects. Website https://friday.inspiredone.ai Primary Call-to-Action Book a demo Brand Address United States Why This Demo Works This profile clearly tells Friday the role, target audience, desired business outcome, and sales workflow. Because the goals are specific, Friday can suggest better sales-related work cards such as lead-generation playbooks, prospect research, outreach sequences, buying-signal scans, and follow-up plans. ## Ideas and Brainstorm Themes After a CoWork Profile is created, Friday shows Ideas and Brainstorm Themes. These are suggested work cards based on the profile's goals, brand context, and professional use case. What Users See Users see a grid of suggested cards. Each card represents a type of work Friday can start immediately. Examples include Social Post, Deep Research, Design a Page, Slides, Image, Reel / Stories, Media, Document, Knowledge, Plan a Trip, Find Qualified Leads, Account Research Brief, and Lead-gen Playbook. These cards help users start faster because they do not need to manually write a prompt from scratch. Main Idea Friday looks at the user's goals and turns them into suggested work. The user clicks a card, and Friday starts creating the output inside the workspace. [Image: Friday CoWork idea cards and brainstorm themes β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_cowork_ideas.png] ## Work Categories in Friday CoWork Friday CoWork organizes suggested work into categories so users can quickly find the type of output they need. Create Helps users create landing pages, slides, images, documents, social posts, reels, stories, and visual content. Analyze Helps users create research briefs, analyze markets, summarize knowledge, scan trends, and turn questions into structured insights. Communicate Helps users write social posts, documents, customer emails, outreach messages, announcements, and proposal-style communication. Business Development Helps users create RFQs, proposal drafts, pipeline follow-up plans, customer emails, price quotes, and business development workflows. Lead Generation Helps users find qualified leads, create prospect lists, build ICP notes, scan buying signals, create lead-generation playbooks, and prepare sales outreach strategies. Why Categories Matter Categories make CoWork feel structured and professional. Users can explore work by intent instead of typing everything manually. This turns Friday into a workspace for action, not just conversation. ## Live Work Output The most important part of Friday CoWork is that every idea card can become a real output. When the user clicks a card, Friday opens a live canvas and starts creating the work. What Happens After Clicking a Card? Friday starts working on the selected task. For example, clicking a Lead-gen Playbook card can generate a structured sales playbook with target sources, buying signals, outreach cadence, lead scoring, follow-up steps, and conversion strategy. This output appears inside a working canvas. The user can continue interacting with Friday using the summon bar while the work is being created. Structured Documents Friday can create playbooks, briefs, proposals, reports, plans, and business documents. Sales Workflows Friday can create ICP notes, prospect research, lead-gen plans, outreach messages, discovery questions, and follow-up workflows. Marketing Assets Friday can create social posts, campaign ideas, content themes, messaging angles, and launch narratives. Research Outputs Friday can create research summaries, account briefs, market scans, and structured analysis. [Image: Friday CoWork generated lead generation playbook output β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_cowork_output.png] ## Role-Based CoWork Profiles Friday CoWork is not limited to one industry or one use case. Users can create different CoWork Profiles depending on the role they play and the type of outcomes they want. Marketing CoWork Helps create social posts, campaign ideas, content themes, launch announcements, product stories, and audience-building content. Sales CoWork Helps create lead-generation playbooks, prospect research, outreach sequences, ICP notes, buying-signal scans, and follow-up plans. Content Creator CoWork Helps turn ideas into scripts, reels, stories, animation prompts, captions, visuals, and publish-ready content assets. Operations CoWork Helps document processes, organize workflows, identify risks, summarize tasks, and create action plans. Founder CoWork Helps create product narratives, business plans, investor notes, pitch copy, landing page messaging, and strategy briefs. Consultant CoWork Helps create client briefs, proposals, research reports, recommendation documents, summaries, and reusable advisory content. Key Point Friday CoWork adapts to the professional profile, not the other way around. This makes it useful for broad professional productivity and business outcomes rather than a single vertical use case. ## Use Case: Sales Lead Generation CoWork A strong sales use case for Friday CoWork is helping a sales professional turn lead-generation goals into ready-to-use business work. Use Case Story A sales professional creates a Sales Growth CoWork profile. They add their target audience, sales goals, business context, website, and CTA. Friday then suggests relevant sales work such as Lead-gen Playbook, Find Qualified Leads, Prospect List & ICP, Buying-Signal Scan, Sales Email, and Pipeline Follow-up Plan. When the user clicks one of these cards, Friday creates a structured sales output that can help the team prospect, qualify, reach out, and book demos. Possible Outputs - Ideal customer profile and target segments. - Qualified lead-generation plan. - Buying signals to monitor. - Cold email sequence. - LinkedIn outreach sequence. - Discovery call questions. - Objection handling points. - Follow-up cadence. - CTA strategy to book demos. - Sales-ready summary table. Use Case Summary Sales teams can use Friday CoWork to turn sales goals into lead-generation playbooks, outreach workflows, ICP notes, and demo-booking strategies. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, the user creates a sales-focused profile and lets Friday suggest the most relevant sales work to complete. ## Use Case: Marketing and Social Content CoWork Marketing teams can use Friday CoWork to generate campaign ideas, social posts, content themes, launch stories, and audience-building workflows. How It Works - Create a Marketing CoWork profile. - Add the brand audience, voice, product value, campaign goals, website, and CTA. - Friday suggests marketing work cards such as Social Post, Document, Slides, Image, Reel / Stories, and Customer Email. - The user clicks a card and Friday creates platform-ready content or campaign assets. Social Content Friday can create LinkedIn posts, X drafts, Instagram captions, campaign posts, and launch announcements. Campaign Planning Friday can suggest campaign angles, audience messaging, CTA ideas, content calendars, and reusable post themes. Brand Storytelling Friday can turn product value, customer problems, and brand positioning into clear stories. Launch Support Friday can generate launch copy, announcement posts, landing page messaging, and follow-up content. ## Use Case: Content Creation and Animation CoWork Content creators can use Friday CoWork to turn rough ideas into scripts, visuals, reels, stories, captions, image prompts, animation concepts, and publishing-ready assets. How It Works - Create a Content Creator CoWork profile. - Add audience, content style, goals, brand voice, platform preference, and CTA. - Friday suggests content creation cards such as Image, Reel / Stories, Media, Social Post, Slides, or Design a Page. - The user clicks a card and Friday creates a usable creative output. Reels and Stories Friday can help create short-form video ideas, hooks, captions, and story sequences. Images and Visuals Friday can help create image concepts, visual prompts, campaign visuals, and creative direction. Animation Concepts Friday can help turn product ideas or stories into animation-ready concepts and scripts. Publishing Assets Friday can generate captions, titles, descriptions, CTA lines, and platform-specific copy. ## Demo Video Guidance for Friday CoWork Friday CoWork demo videos should focus on the experience: creating a profile, setting goals, receiving suggested work, clicking an idea card, and watching Friday create the output. Recommended Sales Demo Flow - Open Friday CoWork. - Create a profile named Sales Growth CoWork. - Add brand name, audience, voice, sales goals, website, and CTA. - Show Friday generating the Ideas / Brainstorm Themes page. - Click a sales card such as Lead-gen Playbook or Find Qualified Leads. - Show Friday creating a real sales output. - End with a clear message: Friday CoWork turns sales goals into real business work. Suggested Overlay Text Create a Sales CoWork Profile Friday understands your audience, goals, CTA, and sales priorities Friday suggests sales work based on your goals Click one idea and Friday creates the output Friday CoWork turns professional context into real business work Recommended Demo Titles - Friday CoWork for Sales Lead Generation - Turn Sales Goals into Lead-Generation Work - Create a CoWork Profile and Let Friday Build the Output - From Professional Goals to Real Business Work ## Best Practices for Creating CoWork Profiles A CoWork Profile becomes more useful when the user gives Friday clear goals and enough business context. The stronger the profile, the better the suggested ideas and generated outputs. Use a Clear Profile Name Choose names like Sales Growth CoWork, Marketing CoWork, Founder CoWork, or Content Creator CoWork so the purpose is clear. Define the Audience Explain who the brand serves and what those users care about. This helps Friday create more relevant work. Add Specific Goals Instead of generic goals, add measurable or action-oriented goals like generate qualified leads, book demos, create weekly social posts, or build a launch campaign. Add CTA and Website A CTA such as Book a demo or Contact sales helps Friday create outputs with a clear next step. Best Goal Format Good CoWork goals should explain the outcome, audience, and type of work Friday should help produce. Example: Generate qualified B2B leads by identifying ideal customer profiles, creating outreach sequences, preparing lead-generation playbooks, and helping the sales team book more demos. ## Summary Friday CoWork is a professional productivity workspace that turns user context into suggested work and suggested work into real outputs. It begins with a CoWork Profile and expands into goal-based brainstorm themes, action cards, and live work canvases. What Users Can Do - Create a personalized CoWork Profile. - Add brand name, audience, voice, goals, website, CTA, address, and social presence. - Receive suggested work ideas based on profile goals. - Browse categories like Create, Analyze, Communicate, Business Development, and Lead Generation. - Click cards such as Social Post, Deep Research, Slides, Image, Document, Lead-gen Playbook, and Find Qualified Leads. - Generate real outputs inside a live canvas. - Use CoWork for sales, marketing, content creation, operations, founders, consultants, and business teams. Final Value Friday CoWork turns professional context into real business work. It is not just a feature. It is an experience where Friday understands the user’s role, goals, and business direction, then helps create the work that moves those goals forward. --- # Friday Social Templates ## Introduction to Friday Social Templates Friday Social Templates is a social content creation workspace inside Friday that helps users create platform-ready posts in minutes. It gives users ready-made samples, reusable templates, saved post history, recurring content themes, channel controls, and publishing actions in one organized workflow. What is Friday Social Templates? Friday Social Templates helps creators, founders, professionals, and teams move from a rough idea to a finished social post without starting from a blank page. Users can browse examples, choose structured templates, create new posts, manage previously generated posts, build recurring themes, select social platforms, and prepare content for publishing. It is designed for people who need to create content consistently across channels such as LinkedIn, X / Twitter, Instagram, Threads, TikTok captions, and Facebook. Why It Matters Social content usually requires many repeated steps: finding an idea, choosing a format, writing a hook, drafting the post, adapting it for each platform, saving versions, and publishing when ready. Friday Social Templates reduces that friction by giving users a repeatable content workflow. Instead of writing every post from scratch, users can start from proven formats, generate drafts, organize posts, and reuse successful ideas. [Image: Friday Social Templates Social Hub overview β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_hero.png] ## Core Capabilities of Friday Social Templates Friday Social Templates gives users a complete workflow to create, organize, repeat, review, copy, and publish social content from one place. Create Posts in Minutes Users can quickly generate social posts from a topic, prompt, template, theme, or existing idea. Use Ready-Made Samples The Samples area gives users example post formats they can reuse and adapt for their own topic or campaign. Use Structured Templates Templates provide reusable post structures such as save-this value, carousel tease, DM magnet, and relatable story formats. Manage My Posts Users can view, filter, reopen, reuse, copy, or delete previously generated posts from the My Posts section. Create Recurring Themes Themes allow users to define ongoing content missions so Friday can generate fresh posts around the same goal, audience, and topic direction. Select Social Platforms Users can choose channels such as LinkedIn, X / Twitter, Instagram, TikTok captions, Facebook, and Threads. Control Post Count and Word Count For each selected platform, users can control how many posts should be created and the approximate word count per post. Copy or Publish Generated posts can be reviewed, copied, edited, saved, or published depending on the user’s workflow. Simple Capability Flow Choose Format β†’ Add Idea β†’ Select Platforms β†’ Generate Posts β†’ Review β†’ Copy or Publish This makes Friday Social Templates useful for daily posting, campaign planning, personal branding, product announcements, thought leadership, and recurring content systems. ## Working Process of Friday Social Templates The Friday Social Templates workflow is designed to help users move from an idea to a usable social post with fewer manual steps. How It Works - Open the Social Media / Social Hub workspace inside Friday. - Select a client or workspace context if needed. - Choose between Samples, Templates, My Posts, Themes, My Feed, or Assets. - Pick a ready-made sample or reusable template when creating a post from scratch. - Create a new post or use an existing theme to generate fresh content. - Select one or more platforms such as LinkedIn, X / Twitter, Instagram, TikTok caption, Facebook, or Threads. - Set the number of posts and target word count for each channel. - Review the generated draft in the preview/editor area. - Copy the post, save it in My Posts, or publish when it is ready. Simple Flow Samples / Templates β†’ Draft β†’ Platform Selection β†’ My Posts β†’ Theme System β†’ Copy / Publish This flow allows users to create posts once, adapt them for different platforms, and keep every draft organized for future use. ## Social Hub Entry Point The Social Hub acts as the entry point for Friday Social Templates. It helps users discover the Social Post workspace from Recent Activity and quickly open templates, drafts, generated posts, and social content workflows. What Users See The Social Hub can appear in the Recent Activity area as a featured card. From there, users can browse Social Post templates and samples, see generated social posts, and open the social creation workspace. This gives users a clear starting point instead of forcing them to search across multiple tools or screens. Featured Templates Users can open the Social Hub and browse ready-made social post templates. Recent Posts Generated social posts can appear as activity cards for quick access. Open Social Hub Users can jump into the Social Hub to create, manage, or publish content. [Image: Friday Social Templates Social Hub card in Recent Activity β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_hero.png] ## Supported Social Platforms and Channel Settings Friday Social Templates supports platform-specific post generation. Users can choose which channels they want to create for, how many posts should be generated, and how long each post should be. Supported Channels Users can create posts for multiple social platforms from the same workflow. The platform settings help Friday generate content that matches the selected channel and expected format. LinkedIn Professional posts, thought leadership, company updates, and industry insights. X / Twitter Short-form posts, threads, trends, quick commentary, and fast-moving ideas. Instagram Captions, visual-first content, product stories, lifestyle posts, and reels captions. TikTok Caption Short-form video captions, hooks, creator-style captions, and quick story prompts. Facebook Community updates, brand posts, launch notes, and announcement-style content. Threads Conversational posts, short updates, and casual social commentary. Channel Controls - Enable or disable each platform. - Set the number of posts per run for each platform. - Set the approximate word count per post. - Create different versions for different channels. - Use channel-specific lengths and publishing styles. [Image: Friday Social Templates channel selection and platform settings β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_channels.png] ## Samples and Templates Samples and Templates are the fastest way to create a post inside Friday Social Templates. They help users avoid blank-page writing by starting from proven content structures. Samples Samples are ready-made example posts. Users can browse examples and use them as inspiration for their own topic, product, brand, or campaign. A sample gives users a concrete starting point, which makes it easier to understand tone, structure, length, and CTA style. Templates Templates are reusable post structures. They guide users on what type of content to write and how the post should be shaped. Templates are useful when users want consistency across many posts or campaigns. Common Template Types Save-This Value A practical post format designed to teach something useful and encourage users to save the post. Carousel Tease A format used to tease a carousel or multi-slide post with a short hook and supporting context. DM Magnet A post structure that encourages users to comment a keyword or request a resource through DM. Relatable Story A narrative-style template that turns personal or professional experiences into engaging posts. [Image: Friday Social Templates samples tab β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_samples.png] [Image: Friday Social Templates templates tab β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_templates.png] ## My Posts My Posts is where users manage the social content Friday has already created. It keeps generated drafts and posts organized so users can review them later instead of losing useful content after one generation. What is My Posts? My Posts stores previously created posts and shows them in a clean list. Users can see generated posts, platform labels, titles, previews, and available actions. This helps users manage their content library and reuse strong drafts in future campaigns. All Posts View Users can see all generated posts in one place, including drafts from different platforms and themes. Platform Filters Posts can be filtered by platform, such as LinkedIn or X / Twitter, so users can quickly find the right content. Reuse Previous Drafts Users can reopen older drafts and reuse successful ideas instead of starting over. Clean Up Content Users can remove unused or outdated posts to keep the workspace organized. Why It Matters Social creation is not always a one-time action. Users often need to come back to drafts, compare versions, reuse good hooks, or adapt old posts for a new platform. My Posts gives them that memory layer inside Friday. [Image: Friday Social Templates My Posts section β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_my_posts.png] ## Themes Themes allow users to create recurring content missions. Instead of creating every post manually, users can define a repeatable content direction and let Friday generate fresh posts from that theme. What is a Theme? A theme is a reusable content strategy. It can include a title, goal, audience, topics, references, tone, CTA variations, image preferences, channel settings, and status. Themes are useful for recurring campaigns, thought leadership, weekly posts, product storytelling, news commentary, launch updates, and topic-based content plans. Theme List Users can view all created themes, see which themes are active, edit a theme, run it immediately, or view generated outputs. Run Now A theme can be manually triggered to generate new posts immediately. Active or Paused Users can keep a theme active or pause it when they do not want it to run. Reusable Strategy Themes help users create consistent posts around the same message, topic, or audience. [Image: Friday Social Templates Themes list β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_themes.png] ## Create a Theme The Create Theme workflow lets users define a complete recurring content system. Friday uses these settings to generate posts that match the user’s topic, goal, tone, media preference, CTA, and platform selection. Theme Setup Fields Theme Title The name of the recurring content theme, such as B2B Thought Leadership, FIFA World Cup Final, product education, founder storytelling, or market commentary. Goal for the Posts Defines what every post should achieve, including audience, subject, voice, and positioning. Topics Adds topic inputs that Friday can draw from while generating posts. References Users can ground posts using Drive files, uploads, URLs, YouTube links, or Friday Search. Tone Users can define the writing tone, such as confident, practical, educational, contrarian, friendly, or professional. Frequency Users can run a theme one time or set it up as a recurring content cadence. Media Users can choose how media should be handled, including automatic media behavior. CTA Variations Optional CTA lines can be added so generated posts do not all end the same way. Creative and Media Options - Add Emoji: Allows Friday to add strategic emoji in hooks and bullets. - Add Hashtags: Adds platform-appropriate hashtags at the end of posts. - Infograph: Allows Friday to create media assets using charts, data, nutrition, tables, or stats when useful. - Image Style: Defines how generated images should look, such as watercolor or other available styles. - Image Layout: Supports layouts such as single image or three-frame turnaround. - Reference Image: Lets users add a reference image from upload, Drive, or URL. Platform and Publishing Settings In the channel settings area, users can enable platforms and control generation settings per platform. - Enable LinkedIn, X / Twitter, Instagram, TikTok caption, Facebook, or Threads. - Set how many posts should be generated per run. - Set target word count for each post. - Choose whether the theme should be active or paused. [Image: Friday Social Templates Create Theme workflow β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_theme_builder.png] ## Draft, Copy, and Publish After a post is created, Friday gives users a focused preview and publishing workflow. Users can review the generated draft, edit it, copy the post, or publish it when ready. Post Preview The preview area shows the selected social platform and the draft state. For example, users can preview an Instagram post, review the content, and decide whether to edit, copy, or publish. This keeps the final decision in the user’s control. Friday helps generate the content, but users can still review and adjust before publishing. Edit Users can make changes to the generated draft before publishing. Copy Post Users can copy the final post and paste it into their preferred social workflow. Publish Users can publish directly from the workspace when the content is ready. Why It Matters Social content needs a review step before it goes public. Friday keeps draft, review, copy, and publish actions close together so users do not have to move between disconnected tools. [Image: Friday Social Templates draft copy and publish workflow β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_publish.png] ## Generated Results and Ready Posts The final output of Friday Social Templates is a set of ready social posts that users can review, save, reuse, copy, or publish. What the Results Include Generated results can include platform-ready captions, post drafts, hooks, body copy, CTA lines, hashtags, and media-ready context depending on the selected template, theme, and platform settings. These outputs can be stored in My Posts, copied into external social tools, or published directly from Friday when ready. Platform-Ready Drafts Posts are shaped for the selected platform, including approximate length and style. Review Before Publishing Users can review the generated copy before taking action. Save for Later Generated posts can remain available inside My Posts for future reuse. Reuse Strong Ideas Users can turn successful posts into future versions, themes, or campaigns. [Image: Friday Social Templates generated results β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/social_templates_results.png] ## Best Use Cases for Friday Social Templates Friday Social Templates can be used by both individual professionals and teams that need to create social content consistently. Personal Branding Professionals can create LinkedIn and X posts to share ideas, lessons, opinions, and career updates consistently. Founder and Startup Content Founders can create launch posts, product updates, lessons learned, and audience-building content. Marketing Campaigns Marketing teams can create campaign posts, promotional captions, carousel teasers, and platform-specific variations. Thought Leadership Users can create recurring themes around industry insights, trends, opinions, and educational content. Product Storytelling Teams can explain product value, share feature updates, and convert product ideas into understandable posts. Event and Trend Posts Users can create posts around sports, news, launches, events, cultural moments, and trending topics. Best Fit Friday Social Templates is best for users who want a faster, more organized, and more repeatable way to create social content across multiple platforms. ## Summary Friday Social Templates helps users move from idea to publish-ready content faster. It combines samples, templates, drafts, themes, channel controls, and publishing actions into one social creation workflow. What Users Can Do - Create posts in minutes. - Start from samples and reusable templates. - Create posts for LinkedIn, X / Twitter, Instagram, TikTok captions, Facebook, and Threads. - Manage generated posts inside My Posts. - Create recurring themes for consistent content. - Add references, topics, tone, CTA variations, image settings, and channel settings. - Review drafts before publishing. - Copy or publish posts from the workspace. - Reuse strong ideas across future content workflows. Final Value Friday Social Templates turns social content creation into a repeatable system β€” from idea, to template, to platform-ready post, to saved draft, to publishable output. --- # Go-to-Market Live App ## Introduction to Go-to-Market Live App Go-to-Market Live App turns a launch strategy into a live operating dashboard. It helps teams track pipeline, marketing performance, revenue movement, customer retention, outreach, and analytics in one connected workspace. Instead of switching between separate tools for sales, marketing, customer success, and reporting, the Go-to-Market Live App brings key GTM signals into one organized view. Teams can use it to understand launch health, monitor deal flow, review campaign performance, identify retention risks, manage outreach, and make better decisions from real-time insights. Total Pipeline $12.4M Win Rate 34.2% Leads This Month 1,342 Live App GTM Dashboard Why It Matters GTM teams often work across multiple disconnected systems. This Live App gives them one place to understand launch progress, pipeline movement, campaign outcomes, retention risks, and growth opportunities. [Image: Friday Go-to-Market Live App Dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/gtmherosection.png] ## Core Capabilities of Go-to-Market Live App The Go-to-Market Live App is organized into focused sections that help GTM teams understand performance, take action, and move launch execution forward with clarity. Overview Dashboard Gives teams a full snapshot of pipeline, revenue, leads, conversion rates, campaign performance, and customer health. Pipeline & Deals Helps teams track funnel health, active opportunities, deal velocity, win rate, and stage-wise pipeline movement. Marketing & Leads Shows campaign ROI, lead source mix, channel performance, CAC, conversion rates, and weekly lead growth. Customer Retention Helps customer success teams monitor customer health, churn risk, NPS, expansion revenue, and renewal opportunities. Outreach Campaigns Supports campaign planning, contact selection, message preparation, template usage, and outreach execution. Analytics & Insights Turns GTM data into actionable insights across sales, marketing, retention, outreach, and revenue performance. Together, these sections help teams run launch execution from one connected GTM workspace. ## Key Sections in Go-to-Market Live App Each section inside the Go-to-Market Live App is designed to help teams understand performance, take action, and move launch execution forward with clarity. 1. Overview Dashboard The overview dashboard gives teams a quick snapshot of pipeline, revenue, leads, conversion rates, campaign performance, and customer health. It helps teams understand what is working, what needs attention, and where to focus next. - Track key GTM metrics in one place. - View pipeline, leads, revenue, and conversion data. - Quickly identify performance trends. - Understand launch health without switching tools. [Image: Go-to-Market overview dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/overview_dashboard.png] 2. Pipeline & Deals The pipeline section helps teams understand deal movement across each stage. It shows pipeline value, win rate, active deals, average deal velocity, and stage-wise funnel breakdowns. - Monitor total pipeline value and active deals. - Track win rate and deal velocity. - Review stage-wise funnel breakdown. - Identify top opportunities and weak funnel stages. [Image: Go-to-Market pipeline and deals dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/pipelineanddeals.png] 3. Marketing & Leads The marketing section helps teams monitor campaign ROI, lead source mix, channel performance, CAC, conversion rate, and weekly lead volume. It gives a clear view of which marketing activities are creating demand. - Measure campaign and channel performance. - Track leads by source and campaign. - Monitor CAC, ROI, and conversion rate. - Identify top-performing marketing channels. [Image: Go-to-Market marketing dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/marketing_dashboard.png] 4. Customer Retention The customer retention section helps teams understand customer health, NPS, churn risk, expansion revenue, and renewal opportunities. It allows customer success teams to act early before accounts become at risk. - Track customer health scores. - Monitor retention and churn indicators. - Review NPS and satisfaction trends. - Identify expansion or renewal opportunities. [Image: Customer retention dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/customer_rentention_1.png] 5. Outreach Campaigns The outreach section helps teams choose templates, select contacts, prepare messaging, and send campaigns. It keeps outreach structured so teams can move from planning to execution quickly. - Create targeted outreach campaigns. - Use templates for faster messaging. - Select contacts and customer segments. - Track campaign actions and communication flow. [Image: Outreach campaign dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/outreach.png] 6. Analytics & Insights The analytics section helps teams understand trends across pipeline, marketing, revenue, retention, and outreach. It turns dashboard activity into useful insights for better decision-making. - Analyze GTM performance trends. - Compare campaign and pipeline movement. - Understand conversion and revenue signals. - Use insights to prioritize next actions. [Image: Go-to-Market analytics dashboard β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/analytics_insights.png] ## Working Process of Go-to-Market Live App The Go-to-Market Live App follows a practical GTM workflow. Teams can begin with a high-level overview, inspect pipeline health, evaluate marketing performance, monitor customer retention, run outreach campaigns, and use analytics to decide next actions. Step 1: Review the Overview Section Teams begin by checking the overall GTM dashboard to understand launch health, pipeline movement, revenue progress, lead activity, and conversion trends. - Check overall pipeline and revenue numbers. - Review lead volume and conversion movement. - Understand campaign and customer health signals. - Identify where the team should focus first. Step 2: Inspect Pipeline and Deal Movement After reviewing the overview, teams can move into the pipeline section to understand how deals are progressing across stages. - Track active opportunities and total pipeline value. - Review stage-wise funnel movement. - Identify slow-moving or high-value deals. - Prioritize actions based on deal health. Step 3: Measure Marketing and Lead Performance Teams can evaluate which marketing channels and campaigns are generating demand, converting leads, and contributing to pipeline. - Analyze campaign ROI and channel performance. - Track lead source mix and weekly lead growth. - Monitor CAC and conversion rate. - Find the campaigns creating the strongest demand. Step 4: Monitor Customer Retention Customer success teams can use retention signals to detect churn risk, understand customer health, and identify renewal or expansion opportunities. - Review customer health and NPS trends. - Identify accounts with churn risk. - Track renewal and expansion opportunities. - Take early action before customer issues grow. Step 5: Run Outreach Campaigns Teams can create outreach campaigns, choose templates, select contacts, and prepare messaging for launch communication or follow-up activity. - Create targeted campaign lists. - Select templates and prepare messaging. - Organize customer or prospect segments. - Move outreach from planning to execution. Step 6: Use Analytics to Decide Next Actions The analytics section helps teams connect pipeline, marketing, customer, and outreach signals so they can make better GTM decisions. - Compare GTM performance across key areas. - Understand trends and weak points. - Prioritize next actions based on data. - Improve GTM execution with clearer insights. Go-to-Market Workflow Summary Overview β†’ Pipeline β†’ Marketing β†’ Retention β†’ Outreach β†’ Analytics This workflow helps teams move from high-level launch visibility to focused action across the complete GTM process. ## Benefits of Go-to-Market Live App The Go-to-Market Live App gives GTM teams a connected operating layer for tracking launch performance, pipeline movement, campaign outcomes, retention risks, and revenue opportunities. - Centralized GTM Visibility: Teams can see pipeline, marketing, customer, outreach, and analytics data in one connected workspace. - Faster Launch Decisions: Leaders can quickly understand what is working, what needs attention, and where to focus next. - Better Pipeline Management: Sales teams can track deal movement, active opportunities, win rate, and weak funnel stages. - Clearer Marketing Performance: Marketing teams can monitor campaign ROI, lead sources, CAC, conversion rates, and channel performance. - Improved Customer Retention: Customer success teams can identify churn risk, monitor customer health, and find expansion opportunities. - Structured Outreach Execution: Teams can plan campaigns, select contacts, prepare messages, and keep outreach activity organized. - Actionable Insights: Analytics help teams understand patterns and take the next best action with more confidence. Overall Benefit The Go-to-Market Live App helps teams turn GTM activity into a live, measurable, and actionable operating system for growth. --- # Friday Live Rol' ## Introduction to Friday Live Rol' Friday Live Rol' is a branded reel creation workspace inside Friday. It helps teams turn video clips, uploaded media, live recordings, text overlays, stickers, and social formats into polished reels that are ready to save, share, and publish. Instead of downloading clips and editing them in a separate video tool, users can continue working inside Friday. They can upload media, drag assets into the canvas, record live, add text, apply stickers, switch formats, and save the final reel as a reusable clip. Live Rol' is useful for marketing teams, sales teams, creators, founders, and business teams that want to move from raw video moments to branded social-ready content faster. Content Type Reels Input Assets Media Output Clips Live App Live Rol' Editor Why It Matters Teams often have useful video moments, but turning those moments into polished content takes time. Friday Live Rol' gives teams one place to upload media, record new takes, add branding elements, resize for platforms, and save finished clips. ## Core Capabilities of Friday Live Rol' Friday Live Rol' is organized around the complete reel creation workflow. Users can bring media into the workspace, build a reel on the canvas, record live content, add text, use stickers, switch formats, and save the final clip. Live Rol' Workspace Gives users one editor to build branded reels from clips, uploaded assets, and live recordings. Upload Library Lets users upload videos, images, and audio files into the Live Rol' asset library. Live Recording Allows users to record product demos, voiceovers, founder clips, reactions, or explainers inside the editor. Add Text Helps users add titles, captions, callouts, hooks, and explanations directly on top of the reel. Stickers Provides stickers, lower-thirds, hooks, and visual cues that make reels more engaging. Format Switching Lets users resize reels for LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Shorts, TikTok, Reels, Instagram, and more. Together, these capabilities help users move from raw media to branded social-ready reels inside one connected Friday workspace. ## Key Sections in Friday Live Rol' Each part of Friday Live Rol' is designed to support one stage of the reel creation process. Users can upload, arrange, record, brand, resize, save, and reuse content without leaving the editor. 1. Live Rol' Workspace The Live Rol' workspace is the main editing area where users build branded reels. It includes the editor canvas, asset library, toolbar, recording controls, format selector, save options, and preview area. - Create branded reels from clips, uploads, and recordings. - Use one canvas to arrange and preview reel content. - Access tools like Add Text, Stickers, Teleprompter, and Captions. - Prepare clips for social channels from the same workspace. 2. Upload Library The Upload Library lets users bring videos, images, and audio into Live Rol'. Uploaded assets stay inside the editor and can be used while building branded content. - Upload videos for reels, clips, demos, and campaign content. - Upload images such as product visuals, speaker photos, slides, and brand assets. - Upload audio for voiceovers, background sound, or supporting media. - Drag uploaded assets into the reel canvas when needed. 3. Live Recording Live Recording allows users to record directly inside the reel editor. This is useful for product demos, founder videos, sales explainers, voiceovers, reactions, and quick branded updates. - Record fresh content inside the Live Rol' editor. - Use mic, monitor, timer, and format controls. - Capture product demos, reactions, or voiceover clips. - Save the recording as a reusable clip for future content. 4. Add Text The Add Text feature helps users place titles, captions, hooks, labels, and callouts directly on the reel. This makes the content easier to understand and more useful for social viewing. - Add clear titles so viewers understand the topic quickly. - Use captions and callouts to highlight important moments. - Edit text placement and styling inside the editor. - Make the reel understandable even when viewed without sound. 5. Stickers Stickers help users make reels more engaging. Users can add lower-thirds, subscribe prompts, like prompts, location tags, hook headlines, and other visual cues. - Add ready-made stickers such as Subscribe, Like, Location, and Fire. - Use hook headlines like Watch This or Stop Scrolling. - Add lower-thirds for names, labels, or speaker context. - Make reels more visual, clickable, and social-ready. 6. Format Switching Format Switching lets users resize the same reel for different platforms. This helps users prepare content for multiple social channels without rebuilding the reel from scratch. - Use LinkedIn / X format for 16:9 social video. - Use YouTube format for standard video publishing. - Use Shorts / TikTok / Reels format for vertical content. - Use Instagram square, portrait, or Twitter card formats when needed. [Image: Friday Live Rol β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/portraits_screenshot.png] 7. Saved Clips and Social Use After users create a reel, they can save the result as a clip. Saved clips can be reused for Friday Spice posts, social campaigns, branded updates, or future reels. - Save finished reels as reusable clips. - Use saved clips later in campaigns or posts. - Keep branded media available for the team. - Move from reel creation to social publishing faster. [Image: Friday Live Rol β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/saved_clips.png] ## Working Process of Friday Live Rol' Friday Live Rol' follows a practical content creation workflow. Users can start by uploading media, place assets into the canvas, record live content, add branding elements, choose the right format, and save the finished reel for social use. Step 1: Open the Live Rol' Workspace Users begin inside the Live Rol' editor where they can access the asset library, canvas, toolbar, recording controls, and format selector. - Open the Live Rol' editor. - Review the canvas and editing toolbar. - Check available assets and saved clips. - Choose the starting media or recording option. Step 2: Upload Media Users can upload videos, images, or audio files into the Live Rol' library. These assets become available inside the editor for reel creation. - Upload videos, images, or audio. - Keep uploaded files inside the asset library. - Select the asset needed for the reel. - Use uploaded media without switching tools. Step 3: Drag Assets Into the Canvas After uploading media, users can drag assets into the canvas and start building the reel layout. - Drag clips or images from the asset panel. - Place assets inside the reel canvas. - Resize and arrange media visually. - Prepare the base layout for branding. Step 4: Record Live Content Users can record directly inside the editor when they need a fresh take, voiceover, product walkthrough, or live explanation. - Use recording controls inside the editor. - Check mic, monitor, and format settings. - Record the content directly in the workspace. - Save the recording as a reusable clip. Step 5: Add Text and Stickers Users can add text, captions, callouts, stickers, lower-thirds, and hook headlines to make the reel more clear and engaging. - Add titles, captions, and callouts. - Use stickers such as Subscribe, Like, or Location. - Add hooks like Watch This or Stop Scrolling. - Make the reel easier to understand and share. Step 6: Choose the Social Format Users can switch the reel format based on where they want to publish the content. - Select LinkedIn / X, YouTube, Shorts, Reels, or Instagram formats. - Preview how the content fits in the selected layout. - Prepare the same reel for multiple platforms. - Avoid rebuilding the video from scratch for every channel. Step 7: Save, Share, or Publish Once the reel is ready, users can save the final clip and use it for social posts, Friday Spice updates, campaigns, or future content. - Save the finished reel as a clip. - Reuse saved clips later. - Share the clip with teammates or audiences. - Use the final reel in social publishing workflows. Live Rol' Workflow Summary Workspace β†’ Upload β†’ Drag β†’ Record β†’ Add Text β†’ Add Stickers β†’ Resize β†’ Save This workflow helps users move from raw media to branded social-ready video without leaving Friday. ## Benefits of Friday Live Rol' Friday Live Rol' gives teams a faster way to turn media, recordings, and video moments into branded content that can be saved, reused, shared, and published. - Faster Reel Creation: Users can build branded reels without moving between separate editing tools. - One Connected Workspace: Upload, drag, record, edit, resize, save, and share content from the same place. - Better Brand Consistency: Teams can add text, stickers, layouts, and visual elements that make content look more polished. - More Useful Video Moments: Existing clips and recordings can be reused instead of being left unused. - Platform-Ready Output: Users can switch formats for LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Shorts, Reels, Instagram, and more. - Reusable Saved Clips: Finished reels can be saved and used later for campaigns, social posts, or Friday Spice content. - Better Social Execution: Teams can move from idea to branded video output faster and with less manual editing effort. Overall Benefit Friday Live Rol' helps teams transform raw clips, uploaded media, and live recordings into branded social-ready reels inside one simple Friday workspace. --- # Friday Lead Gen ## Introduction to Friday Lead Gen Friday Lead Gen is a lead-generation workflow inside Friday CoWork. It helps users create a business profile, connect a channel such as LinkedIn, create a dedicated lead-generation theme, write a lead request in Journal, run the request, and receive lead suggestions or lead-generation output. Friday Lead Gen is not limited to one industry. It can support real estate, SaaS sales, consulting, recruiting, healthcare clinics, agencies, local businesses, education companies, construction services, B2B services, and founder-led businesses. The user only needs to create the right CoWork profile and write a clear lead-generation goal. The screenshots in this documentation use Friday Real-Estate as an example profile. This is only one use case. The same workflow can be used for any business that wants to find prospects, understand target customers, create outreach messages, and follow up more effectively. Workspace CoWork Input Lead Goal Connector LinkedIn Output Lead List Why It Matters Many teams know the kind of customers they want, but they spend too much time searching manually, checking profiles, writing outreach, and following up. Friday Lead Gen creates a repeatable workflow where the user can define a target market, connect a channel, write a clear request, and let Friday prepare lead-generation output. The goal is not only to find leads. Friday also helps users prepare outreach, follow-ups, demo invites, qualification questions, and next-step communication. [Image: Friday CoWork sidebar showing a sample profile and Friday Lead Generation theme β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_sidebar.png] ## Core Capabilities of Friday Lead Gen Friday Lead Gen combines CoWork profiles, themes, connectors, Journal prompts, Run actions, generated outputs, and follow-up planning into one workflow. 1. CoWork Profile Stores the business context, brand name, audience, tone, goals, website, call-to-action, and location. Friday uses this profile to understand what kind of leads the user wants. 2. Lead Generation Theme Gives users a dedicated workspace for lead-generation prompts, outputs, canvases, and follow-up planning. 3. Connector Setup Users can connect a channel such as LinkedIn from the Connectors page. LinkedIn is shown in this example because it is useful for professional lead generation. 4. Journal Prompt Users write the lead-generation request in natural language inside Journal. The request can be for any industry, target audience, or location. 5. Run Action When the user selects the Journal text, Friday shows the Run button. Clicking Run executes the selected lead-generation request. 6. Lead Output Friday can generate lead suggestions, target categories, outreach angles, profile summaries, LinkedIn messages, follow-ups, and demo invite drafts. Core Idea Friday Lead Gen helps users move from a simple business goal to a usable lead-generation workflow. The user provides the context, Friday helps generate the next steps. ## Complete Friday Lead Gen Setup Flow The setup flow starts by creating a CoWork profile. This profile can represent any business or campaign. For example, users can create profiles like SaaS Lead Gen, Clinic Growth, Real Estate Leads, Consulting Outreach, Hiring Leads, Agency Prospects, or Local Business Sales. Step 1: Create a CoWork Profile A CoWork profile gives Friday the business identity and context. This helps Friday generate more relevant lead suggestions and outreach messages. - Add a profile name. - Add the brand name. - Describe what the business does. - Define the voice, audience, and customer type. - Add lead-generation goals. - Add the website and primary call-to-action. - Add the brand address or target market location. [Image: Create your CoWork Profile modal for Friday Lead Gen β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_create_profile.png] Step 2: Add Clear Lead Generation Goals Goals tell Friday what the user wants to achieve. These goals should explain the target audience, the type of leads needed, and the kind of communication Friday should help create. Generic Goal Examples - Generate qualified leads for my target business segment. - Create LinkedIn and WhatsApp outreach messages for potential customers. - Prepare follow-up messages, demo invites, and discovery questions. Specific Goal Example - Generate leads for real-estate buyers in Visakhapatnam. - Create outreach for property consultants, investors, and brokers. - Prepare follow-ups that move conversations toward meetings. Step 3: Create a New Theme After the profile is created, the user creates a dedicated theme for lead generation. A theme keeps related prompts, outputs, and canvases together. - Click + New Theme. - Name the theme Friday Lead Generation or another campaign-specific name. - Use the theme for lead-generation prompts and outputs. - Keep unrelated work such as content creation or launch posts in separate themes. [Image: New Theme modal for Friday Lead Generation β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_new_theme.png] ## Connecting LinkedIn for Lead Generation For LinkedIn-based lead generation, the user should connect LinkedIn before running the Journal prompt. LinkedIn is useful because many business prospects, real-estate professionals, consultants, founders, recruiters, marketers, and decision-makers are available there. Step 1: Open the Hamburger Menu The user opens the hamburger menu on the left side of Friday and clicks Connectors. - Click the hamburger menu. - Select Connectors. - Open the connector settings page. [Image: Friday hamburger menu showing Connectors option β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_hamburger.png] Step 2: Go to the Social Tab Inside Connectors, the user clicks the Social tab. The Social tab contains platforms such as LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Twitter/X. - Open Connectors. - Click Social. - Find LinkedIn. - Connect LinkedIn and confirm the connected status. [Image: Friday Connectors Social tab showing LinkedIn connected β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_connectors.png] Important Note Users should review the connector settings and permissions before running any workflow. Friday should be positioned as a user-controlled assistant that helps observe, research, draft, and support lead-generation work based on enabled permissions. Connector Flow Summary Hamburger Menu β†’ Connectors β†’ Social Tab β†’ LinkedIn β†’ Connect β†’ Return to CoWork ## Writing and Running a Lead Generation Prompt After the profile, theme, and connector are ready, the user writes the lead-generation request inside Journal. The prompt should clearly mention the target audience, location if needed, and business goal. Step 1: Open the Lead Generation Theme The user opens the CoWork profile and selects the Lead Generation theme. The Journal appears inside the theme. - Select the correct CoWork profile. - Open the lead-generation theme. - Write the lead request in Journal. - Select the text and click Run. [Image: Friday Journal with lead generation prompt β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_journal.png] Step 2: Use a Clear Prompt A good lead-generation prompt should include the target audience, location, business need, and expected output. Too Generic Give me leads. This does not explain who the leads are, where they are, or what the user wants to do with them. Better Find leads of small business owners in Hyderabad who may need help with social media content and customer follow-ups. This gives Friday a clear audience, location, and business need. Step 3: Select the Prompt and Click Run Once the user selects the Journal text, Friday shows action buttons such as Run, Enhance, and Edit. The user clicks Run to start the workflow. - Select the lead-generation instruction. - Click Run. - Friday processes the selected instruction. - Friday uses the CoWork profile, theme, and connector context. - Friday generates lead output or lead suggestions. [Image: Run button appearing after selecting lead-generation text in Journal β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_leadgen_run.png] ## Lead Gen Use Cases Across Industries Friday Lead Gen can be used across many industries. The same workflow works as long as the user creates a clear profile, connects the right channel, and writes a specific lead-generation prompt. Real Estate Find buyers, investors, property consultants, builders, brokers, agents, or people interested in houses, plots, villas, flats, or commercial spaces. Example: Find real-estate agents in Visakhapatnam who may need help with lead generation and follow-ups. SaaS Sales Find founders, product managers, operations leaders, sales managers, or companies that may need a software product or workflow solution. Example: Find SaaS founders in India who may need help with customer onboarding and content workflows. Consulting Find business owners, department heads, founders, or teams that may need advisory, process improvement, automation, strategy, or marketing support. Example: Find small business owners who may need help improving sales follow-ups and client communication. Recruiting and Staffing Find hiring managers, HR leaders, founders, and companies that may need staffing, recruiting, or talent support. Example: Find companies hiring Java developers in Dallas and create outreach messages for hiring managers. Healthcare Clinics Find clinics, wellness centers, dental practices, therapy centers, or healthcare businesses that may need patient communication or marketing support. Example: Find wellness clinics in Hyderabad that may need help with social content and appointment follow-ups. Agencies and Local Businesses Find marketing agencies, interior designers, contractors, coaches, training businesses, local service providers, or small businesses that need more client conversations. Example: Find local business owners who may need help creating posts, follow-ups, and customer outreach. ## Generated Leads, Outreach, and Email Output After the Run action, Friday can generate lead output. The exact output depends on the prompt, profile context, selected theme, and connected channel. What Friday Can Generate - Lead suggestions: People, companies, roles, or categories to target. - Lead fit reason: Why the lead may be relevant to the user's goal. - Profile summary: A short summary of the lead or target segment. - Outreach angle: The best reason to contact that lead. - Connection message: A short LinkedIn connection request. - First message: A personalized first DM after connection. - Follow-up message: A polite follow-up if there is no reply. - Demo invite: A message that asks whether the lead is open to a quick demo or call. - Discovery questions: Questions to ask during the first conversation. Email Summary Friday can also send an email summary of the generated leads and suggested next steps. This helps users review the output later, share it with a team, or use it as a checklist for follow-up. - Run the lead-generation prompt. - Review the generated leads or lead suggestions. - Check the email summary if generated. - Use Friday to create outreach and follow-up messages. - Contact leads manually with reviewed, human-approved messages. Lead Output Workflow Run Prompt β†’ Generate Leads β†’ Review Output β†’ Email Summary β†’ Draft Outreach β†’ Follow Up ## Best Practices for Friday Lead Gen To get better results, users should write clear profiles and specific prompts. Friday works best when the user provides enough business context. - Use a focused profile: Create a separate CoWork profile for each business, campaign, or customer segment. - Write clear goals: Explain what type of leads are needed and what outcome the user wants. - Connect the right channel: For LinkedIn workflows, connect LinkedIn from the Social connector before running lead generation. - Use a dedicated theme: Keep lead-generation work inside one theme so prompts and outputs are organized. - Be specific: Mention target industry, location, role, buyer type, company type, or business need. - Review before outreach: Generated leads and messages should be reviewed by the user before contacting anyone. - Do not spam: Friday should help users prepare better, more relevant, human-reviewed outreach. - Follow up consistently: Lead generation is not complete until the user sends follow-ups and moves interested prospects toward a call or demo. Best Prompt Formula Find leads of [target audience] in [location or market] who may need [business outcome]. Example: Find leads of small business owners in Hyderabad who may need help with content creation, customer follow-ups, and social media outreach. ## Benefits of Friday Lead Gen Friday Lead Gen helps users turn a simple business goal into a structured lead-generation workflow. It brings profile setup, connector setup, Journal prompting, Run actions, generated outputs, email summaries, and follow-up planning into one connected workspace. - Works Across Industries: Users can run lead generation for real estate, SaaS, consulting, recruiting, healthcare, agencies, local services, education, and more. - Structured Workflow: CoWork profiles and themes keep lead-generation work organized. - Natural Language Input: Users can write lead requests in plain language inside Journal. - LinkedIn Support: Users can connect LinkedIn through the Social connector and use it for professional lead-generation workflows. - Run from Journal: Users can select their prompt and click Run to start the workflow. - Better Outreach: Friday can help draft LinkedIn DMs, WhatsApp messages, follow-ups, demo invites, and discovery questions. - Email Summary: Generated leads can be sent as an email summary for review. - Repeatable Process: Users can reuse the same profile and theme for future lead-generation tasks. Overall Benefit Friday Lead Gen helps users find possible prospects, understand the target audience, prepare outreach, and follow up from one connected CoWork workspace. --- # Friday Stories ## Introduction to Friday Stories Friday Stories is an AI-assisted story creation workspace inside Friday. It helps users turn YouTube links, website URLs, documents, uploaded media, saved clips, and ideas into animated story videos. Instead of starting from a blank canvas or switching between multiple editing tools, users can give Friday a source, open the story editor, add text and stickers, control the timeline, ask Friday for help, create a plot, and animate the final story from one workspace. Friday Stories is useful for marketing teams, creators, product teams, educators, founders, and business teams that want to convert existing content into short, structured, visual stories faster. Input Links Workspace Editor AI Help Friday Output Stories Why It Matters Teams often have useful content already available in videos, websites, documents, product demos, podcasts, and saved media. The challenge is turning that content into a clear story. Friday Stories helps users reuse existing content, plan a visual story, edit it on a canvas, control timing, and animate the result without leaving Friday. [Image: Friday Stories editor with live canvas, source input, timeline, Summon Friday, and Create Story panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_hero.png] ## Core Capabilities of Friday Stories Friday Stories is organized around the complete story creation workflow. Users can add a source, generate a story workspace, edit visually, control timing, ask Friday for guidance, create a plot, and animate the final story. Source-Based Story Creation Users can start with a YouTube link, website URL, document, uploaded file, or saved media asset instead of creating a story from scratch. Live Story Canvas The canvas lets users visually place text, stickers, captions, media, and story elements directly on top of the video. Timeline and Scene Control Users can control timing, split clips, delete sections, manage layers, and organize the story from start to finish. Summon Friday Users can ask Friday for help while editing. They can type instructions, brainstorm ideas, or use voice input. Create Story Panel Users can choose story types such as Value-prop, Podcast Trailer, and Product Demo, then ask Friday to draft the plot, storyboard, captions, and CTA. Animate with Friday After the story is planned and edited, users can apply changes and use Animate with Friday to create the final visual story flow. Together, these capabilities help users move from raw source content to an animated story inside one connected Friday workspace. ## Key Sections in Friday Stories Each part of Friday Stories supports one stage of the story creation process. Users can bring content in, edit the story visually, control timing, ask Friday for help, define the story direction, and animate the final output. 1. Add Sources and Media Assets Users can begin by giving Friday a source. This can be a YouTube link, website URL, document, uploaded video, image, audio file, or saved media item from My Feed. - Paste a YouTube link or website URL. - Upload documents, videos, images, or other media files. - Use Media Assets, Saved items, My Feed, Drive, URL, and Upload options. - Start from existing content instead of building every story manually. [Image: Friday Stories source input and media assets panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_sources.png] 2. Media Card and Animate Entry Point After a source is added, Friday can create a media card. This card represents the uploaded or linked content and gives users actions such as Animate or Post. - The media card shows the source content in the workspace. - Users can confirm the uploaded or linked media is ready. - Users can click Animate to open the content inside Friday Stories. - This creates a simple flow from source upload to story editing. Customer-Friendly Explanation Once the source is ready, Friday shows it as a media item. The user can click Animate and continue building the story inside Friday Stories. 3. Live Canvas, Text, and Sticker Editing The live canvas is the main visual editing area. Users can add text, stickers, captions, motion effects, and story callouts directly on top of the video. - Add text directly on the story canvas. - Add stickers and visual elements to make the story more engaging. - Edit text lines from the right-side Text panel. - Use motion options such as Pop and Fade Out. - Apply changes and re-render the updated story. [Image: Friday Stories text editor with live canvas, text overlays, stickers, and right-side editing panel β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_text_editor.png] 4. Timeline and Scene Control The timeline helps users control the full story from start to finish. It shows separate layers for notes, graphics, text, footage, and audio. - View the complete story timing from start to finish. - See separate layers for notes, graphics/text, footage, and audio. - Move the playhead to the exact moment where an edit is needed. - Split clips, delete sections, and adjust timing. - Organize clips and visual elements directly from the timeline. [Image: Friday Stories timeline with graphics, footage, audio, split, delete, and playhead controls β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_timeline.png] 5. Summon Friday and Voice Guidance Summon Friday lets users ask for help while editing. The user can type instructions, brainstorm ideas, use voice input, or ask Friday to guide the next story action. - Summon Friday directly inside the story editor. - Use Brainstorm mode for hooks, captions, scenes, and story direction. - Use the microphone to speak instructions instead of typing. - Use Auto-Summon for guided assistance during the workflow. - Ask Friday to plan, improve, rewrite, or prepare the story for animation. [Image: Friday Stories Summon Friday bar with brainstorm, microphone, text input, auto-summon, and submit β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_summon.png] 6. Create Story Panel The Create Story panel helps users define what kind of story they want to create. Users can choose a story format, write plot notes, and ask Friday to draft the story direction. - Choose Value-prop, Podcast Trailer, or Product Demo. - Write plot notes to explain the intended story direction. - Draft the plot with Friday instead of starting from a blank script. - Create storyboard structure, intro titles, clip captions, and on-screen text. - Add a CTA so the story ends with a clear action. [Image: Friday Stories Create Story panel with plot, podcast trailer, product demo, storyboard, and draft with Friday options β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_create_story.png] 7. Apply Changes and Animate with Friday After the story is planned and edited, users can apply changes and use Animate with Friday. This step turns the edited story direction into an animation-ready output. - Apply text, sticker, timeline, and story changes. - Bring together source content, storyboard, on-screen text, timing, and visual layers. - Use Animate with Friday to create the final story flow. - Prepare the story for marketing, education, product demos, social media, or internal communication. [Image: Friday Stories Apply Changes and Animate with Friday controls β€” https://inspiredone.ai/friday_resources/friday_stories_animate.png] ## Working Process of Friday Stories Friday Stories follows a practical source-to-story workflow. Users start by adding a source, then open the story editor, edit visually, guide Friday with prompts, create a structured story plan, and animate the final result. Step 1: Add a Source Users begin by adding a YouTube link, website URL, document, uploaded video, image, or saved media item. - Paste a link or upload a file. - Use Media Assets, My Feed, Drive, URL, or Upload. - Give Friday enough source context to understand the content. - Start from existing content instead of creating from scratch. Step 2: Open the Story Editor After the source is ready, users can open it inside Friday Stories. The editor gives them a canvas, media panel, timeline, Summon Friday bar, and Create Story panel. - Open the source in Friday Stories. - Review the canvas and available media assets. - Check the story timeline at the bottom. - Use the right-side story panel to guide the direction. Step 3: Add Text, Stickers, and Visual Elements Users can add text, stickers, captions, labels, hooks, and visual callouts directly to the story canvas. - Add a title or hook to introduce the story. - Add captions and callouts for important points. - Add stickers to make the story more visual. - Edit text from the right-side Text panel. - Apply changes and re-render the story when needed. Step 4: Control the Timeline The timeline lets users control when each story element appears. This includes footage, graphics, text, notes, and audio. - Move the playhead to the exact point where editing is needed. - Split clips when only part of the footage is needed. - Delete unwanted sections. - Adjust the timing of text, footage, and audio layers. - Use the timeline to organize the final story flow. Step 5: Summon Friday for Help Users can summon Friday inside the editor to ask for story help. They can type, brainstorm, or use voice input. - Ask Friday to create a hook. - Ask Friday to improve the story flow. - Use Brainstorm mode for new ideas. - Use voice input to speak instructions quickly. - Ask Friday what to animate next. Step 6: Create the Plot and Storyboard The Create Story panel helps users turn the idea into a structure. Users can choose Value-prop, Podcast Trailer, or Product Demo and then ask Friday to draft the plot. - Choose the story type. - Write simple plot notes. - Draft the plot with Friday. - Create storyboard and on-screen text. - Add captions and CTA messaging. Step 7: Apply Changes and Animate Once the story is ready, users can apply their changes and use Animate with Friday to create the final story flow. - Apply canvas, text, sticker, and timeline changes. - Review the story direction. - Use Animate with Friday. - Prepare the final story for publishing, sharing, or reuse. Friday Stories Workflow Summary Source β†’ Media Card β†’ Story Editor β†’ Canvas Editing β†’ Timeline Control β†’ Summon Friday β†’ Create Story β†’ Animate This workflow helps users move from raw content to a structured animated story without leaving Friday. ## Story Types in Friday Stories Friday Stories supports different story formats depending on what the user wants to create. These story types help Friday understand the purpose of the output. Value-prop Used when the user wants to explain the value of a product, service, idea, feature, or message. - Good for landing page videos. - Good for product messaging. - Good for founder stories. - Good for explaining why something matters. Podcast Trailer Used when the user wants to turn a podcast, interview, or long conversation into a short trailer. - Good for interview highlights. - Good for podcast promotion. - Good for speaker clips. - Good for conversation summaries. Product Demo Used when the user wants to explain a product, feature, workflow, use case, or customer problem. - Good for product walkthroughs. - Good for SaaS demos. - Good for feature explanation. - Good for customer education. How Friday Uses Story Types The story type helps Friday decide the structure of the output. For example, a Value-prop story may need a problem, value message, proof point, and CTA. A Podcast Trailer may need a hook, key moments, speaker highlights, and teaser ending. A Product Demo may need a problem, feature walkthrough, benefit, and action step. ## Demo Example for Friday Stories A simple demo for Friday Stories can use a neutral topic such as time management, productivity, learning, planning, or product education. The demo should show how a user starts with a source and turns it into a story. Example Demo Topic The demo can use a YouTube video about time management and better planning. This is a neutral topic and works well for showing how Friday can turn educational content into a short animated story. - User pastes the YouTube link. - Friday creates a media card. - User clicks Animate. - Friday opens the Stories editor. - User adds text, stickers, and story notes. - User asks Friday to create a short story about taking control of time. - User applies changes and animates the final story. Sample Plot Prompt Create a short 30-second story from this video about how people can take control of their time. The story should show that time is not only about being busy. It is about choosing what matters, planning better, and making space for important work and life priorities. Start with a strong hook like: β€œWe all say we don’t have time, but maybe the real problem is how we plan it.” Then show the main idea: people can take control of their time by being intentional, setting priorities, and treating important goals like they matter. End with a CTA: β€œPlan your time before your time controls you.” Demo Flow Summary Paste YouTube Link β†’ Create Media Card β†’ Click Animate β†’ Edit Canvas β†’ Draft Plot β†’ Apply Changes β†’ Animate with Friday This demo clearly shows how Friday Stories converts source content into a visual story. ## Benefits of Friday Stories Friday Stories gives teams a faster way to turn links, documents, videos, and ideas into structured animated stories that can be edited, reused, and shared. - Faster Story Creation: Users can start with existing content instead of writing every story from scratch. - One Connected Workspace: Source input, media assets, canvas editing, timeline control, Friday assistance, and animation happen in one editor. - Better Story Structure: The Create Story panel helps users turn rough ideas into plots, storyboards, captions, and CTAs. - More Reusable Content: YouTube videos, websites, documents, and saved media can be repurposed into new stories. - Visual Editing: Users can add text, stickers, captions, and motion directly on the live canvas. - Timeline Control: Users can manage when each clip, text layer, audio section, or visual element appears. - Conversational Editing: Summon Friday lets users guide the story using prompts, brainstorming, or voice input. - Animation-Ready Output: Animate with Friday helps users move from planned content to a polished visual story. Overall Benefit Friday Stories helps users transform raw source content into clear, editable, animated stories using one Friday workspace.