AI for manufacturing: instructions, defect analysis and tenders faster — and new operators get up to speed sooner
For process engineers, supervisors, quality engineers and managers at small and mid-sized manufacturers. About 12 minutes a day (estimate) to turn veterans’ experience into instructions, analyse defects and prepare tenders. Safety and drawings stay under your control.
Practice on your own tasks, every assignment reviewed by an AI coach.
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Sound familiar?
No written instructions — only one supervisor knows how
A new hire learns for a month and leaves after two
A customer complaint, with the 8D report due in 5 days
An 80-page tender
The shift report takes longer to write than the shift
How it works
- A program for manufacturing, not “AI for the office”: work instructions, operator training, quality, health and safety, tenders and purchasing.
- Short lessons on the phone for engineers and supervisors.
- Nothing that affects safety or quality reaches the shop floor without approval.
Curriculum
1Levels 1–2. Basics and safety, prompting and dialogue (shared core)
30 short lessons, about 5 weeks: how AI works, where not to trust it, what you must never upload, how to write prompts and check answers. Level 2 earns a certificate of completion.
- Getting started: what an AI assistant is
- First useful tasks for yourself
- AI limits and safety
- Habit and measurement
- Prompt structure
- Dialogue and checking answers
- Working with materials
- Templates and your own assistant
2Level 3. Tools for Small & Mid-size Manufacturing
Modules built around the real tasks of the profession, with the number of lessons, time and lesson topics. About 4 weeks; the level earns a certificate of completion. Then come level 4, “Automation and agents”, and level 5, “Rolling out in your team” (see the questions below).
- The plant’s perimeter: confidentiality, safety, standards — 2 lessons, ≈12 min: What must never leave the plant for AI; Where AI is dangerous on the shop floor
- Work instructions and technical documentation — 3 lessons, ≈19 min: An instruction from an experienced worker’s voice; Photos and video → step-by-step instruction; Formatting to company standards
- Training workers — 3 lessons, ≈18 min: A one-screen training card; A test after the briefing; Translation into workers’ native languages
- Quality: defects, root causes, 8D — 4 lessons, ≈26 min: Pareto from the defect log; 5 Whys and Ishikawa with AI; An 8D report for a customer complaint; Inspection checklist from a drawing or specification
- Occupational safety — 2 lessons, ≈13 min: A draft safety instruction — and why only a draft; Near misses and minor injuries: analysis and prevention
- Quotations and tenders — 3 lessons, ≈19 min: Reviewing a tender specification; A compliance matrix for the specification; A quotation for technical products
- Purchasing components — 2 lessons, ≈12 min: Comparing supplier offers; Technical correspondence and specifications
- Reports from ERP/MES — 2 lessons, ≈12 min: Downtime and OEE from an export; A shift report by voice
Sample task: “An assembler describes an operation into a phone — and the process engineer gets a draft instruction with checkpoints and safety notes to verify on the floor.”
Program in preparation: the planned modules and lessons are shown and may change before release. Times are based on the program plan.
Which AI tools we teach
The set depends on your country and your company's rules. Practice happens in the built-in AI coach.
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Gemini
- GigaChat
- YandexGPT
- Excel + Copilot
- ИИ-функции 1С:ERP
- DeepL
For teams
Engineers, supervisors, quality control and sales: an AI policy, a procedure for your quality management system and a director’s dashboard. A 14-day pilot in one area of the plant.
What will change
- In 7 days — you know what must never go into AI, and you build a Pareto chart from the defect log
- In 30 days — instructions and training cards for your area, an 8D template and a tender compliance matrix. Savings are an estimate, confirmed after the pilot
Impact figures are estimates until pilots are measured; in teams they are confirmed by a before/after measurement.
Pricing
Prices are preliminary: plans are not approved yet; the site shows a draft catalog.
Pro
annual$79.99 per year ()
≈ $6.67 per month
7-day free trial on the annual plan. First charge — 7 days after you start. We'll remind you 2 days before the charge.
- All programs as they are released
- Tasks reviewed by the AI coach
- Full prompt library
- Certificates of completion
Pro
monthly$14.99 per month ()
No trial; cancel any time.
Cancel any time in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings — your subscription stays active until the end of the paid period.
Get your plan in 1 minuteQuestions about the Small & Mid-size Manufacturing program
We have machines, not computers
Engineers and supervisors take the course; workers get AI’s output as instructions, cards and tests in their own language.
Our workers don’t need this
They need clear instructions and fast training — that’s exactly what the program delivers.
We need automation, not a chatbot
A separate module covers how to assess industrial AI and avoid getting stuck in pilots.
Can we upload drawings?
Not into public services. We teach you to work with anonymised data and inside corporate or on-premise environments; export-controlled data never goes into public tools.
Does this replace safety training?
No — AI drafts, your health and safety lead approves, and formal training stays as required.
Who is this program for?
Roles covered: process engineer, design engineer, quality control specialist, health and safety specialist, product sales, plant director. The quiz builds your plan around your role and tasks, starting with the modules you need most.
How does the learning work?
In a mobile app for iOS and Android (a web version comes later). Each lesson is a short explainer, a sample prompt and a task on your real work. The AI coach checks the task against the profession’s rubric and tells you what is missing; if you disagree with the grade, contact support and a team member will review it. You practise in a built-in sandbox with a personal-data filter and review with flashcards. Levels 2, 3 and 5 earn a certificate of completion with a QR code for verification (it is not a formal qualification).
How much time does it take?
About 12 minutes a day (estimate): a quick review, a 5–7 minute lesson and practice; on a busy day, a 3-minute quick session. The core (levels 1–2) is 30 short lessons, about 5 weeks. Level 3 of this program is 21 lessons, 131 min of lesson time, planned for 4 weeks; tasks on your own work take extra time.
What do I need to start?
You must be 18 or older. You need a smartphone (iOS or Android) and an account with your e-mail (sign-in with a code sent to your inbox). No AI experience needed: the plan starts at your level. You do not need separate AI subscriptions — you practise with the built-in AI coach. No customer data needed either: we learn on anonymised examples.
How much does it cost?
There is no free plan. For individuals — Pro, monthly or annual; the free trial is on the annual plan only. For companies — the Companies plan: billed per employee by invoice and contract, from 5 seats; a free pilot is available once the company’s details are verified. Currency: Belarus — Belarusian rubles with the US dollar equivalent, Kazakhstan — US dollars, Poland — euros. See the Pricing page for current prices.
Is the program available yet?
The program is in development: the modules and lesson topics are approved (listed above) and the lessons are being written. The line-up may change before release. The core (levels 1–2) is shared by all programs and in final review. Join the waitlist and we will let you know when it opens. Lessons come out in Russian first; English and Polish versions are in preparation.
What comes after level 3?
Level 4 “Automation and agents” (about 3 weeks): how AI agents and no-code workflows work, how to test them and what can go wrong; niche topics: “Shop-floor assistant”, “Automations”, “Industrial AI: how to assess it without rolling it out blindly”. Level 5 “Rolling out in your team” (about 2 weeks): before/after measurement, an AI policy, payback, teaching colleagues; niche topics: “AI policy in manufacturing”, “Impact and scaling”. The shared lessons of these levels are written; the niche ones are in development.
Waitlist: Small & Mid-size Manufacturing
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