Most business owners hear “app” and think: months of dev work, thousands of dollars, and endless bug fixes. But with ChatGPT Canvas, building a simple working tool can be as easy as writing a clear prompt. 👉 Think of Canvas as Google Docs + ChatGPT + instant preview: - Generates the code behind the scenes for you - Lets you preview & use the app right away - You can “chat to the code” instead of editing it yourself - Outcome: a mini app (tracker, calculator, planner, quiz tool, etc.) ready in minutes 🛠️ Try This Flow 1️⃣ Open ChatGPT → Start a New Chat → Select Canvas (That’s your “workbench” for mini apps.) 2️⃣ Write a prompt Example: “Build me a simple habit tracker with checkboxes and streak counter.” 3️⃣ Generate the code ChatGPT will spin up the app for you in seconds. 4️⃣ Preview it Click Preview → interact with it → add habits, mark them complete, see streaks. 5️⃣ Customize Not perfect? That’s the point. Tell it what to tweak: ➡️ “Make the buttons bigger.” ➡️ “Add an encouraging message when I check off a habit.” ➡️ “Change the color scheme to calming blues.” 💡 The Takeaway This isn’t about creating the next Facebook—it’s about building useful mini tools fast. Tools that save you time, organize data, or help your clients. Credit to 100 School 🙌 for this gem. ✨ Ease > perfection. Functionality > fancy. 👉 Question for you: If you could build one tiny app for your business this week—what would it do? Drop it below 👇 (and let’s brainstorm how to make it real inside Canvas).

For most small business owners, it’s 5–10+ hours a week spent on: 📧 Email ping-pong 📅 Rescheduling appointments 📲 Answering the same FAQs over and over That’s a full workday lost every week. 😬 Here’s the shift: ✅ AI can answer repetitive FAQs automatically ✅ Clients can reschedule themselves (no back-and-forth) ✅ Follow-up emails/texts go out without you lifting a finger Even freeing up 5 hours/week = 260 hours a year—that’s like hiring yourself an extra employee. 👉 Question for you: If you could reclaim even 5 hours a week, what would you spend it on—more clients, more marketing, or finally more time off? Drop it below 👇

Ever go back-and-forth with ChatGPT, adding more and more clarifications… until the poor thing is confused and your output is worse than where you started? 🙃 There’s a smarter way: the Prompt Edit technique Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Write your first (basic) prompt. Example: “Write a short summary of our new product feature.” 2️⃣ Run it. Look at the output. Meh. 3️⃣ Instead of explaining in the thread → go back, click 📝 (pencil icon), Edit message, and refine the original prompt: “Write a short summary of our new product feature for our Q4 launch deck. Audience is internal, non-technical stakeholders. Tone: clear and confident.” 4️⃣ Run it again. Notice how the output is sharper, cleaner, and more on target. 💡 When to use Prompt Edit: ✔️ Trying different prompt styles ✔️ Experimenting with tone ✔️ Refining an output for side-by-side comparisons ✔️ Testing the difference between garbage vs. CRISP prompts (👀 looking at you, GIGO 😅) Credit: 100 School 🙌.