Everyone’s Going Ultra, Baby! 🇨🇦🇺🇸
For the next 7 days, every Losi user gets free access to Losi Ultra. No coupon. No billing changes. After the week ends, your plan goes back to normal.
But please, do not waste Ultra Week on one random prompt just to see what happens.
That is not where Losi gets good.
Losi gets good when you give it something real. Something unfinished, unclear, scattered, annoying, half-started, or sitting in the back of your head.
Then you ask Losi to turn it into something you can actually move.
Not just a cleaner summary.
Not a prettier answer.
Something operational.
A plan. A Space. A task list. A decision brief. A first draft. A next work block. A clean follow-up list. A way to keep going tomorrow.
So don’t just try Ultra.
Put Losi in charge of one mess.
Start with the messy 10-minute dump
Pick the thing that has been living in your head rent-free.
A project. A class. A client. A job search. A move. A content idea. A money goal. A launch. A personal problem. A week that already feels too full.
Do not clean it up first.
Hit the microphone button in the chat input and let the ideas flow.
Try this:
I’m going to brain dump this messy thing. Find the hidden tasks, decisions, risks, promises, deadlines, and first next steps.
This is where Losi starts feeling less like a blank chat box and more like a system that can help you move.
It can pull structure out of the mess, then help you turn that structure into work you can actually do.
Make your screenshots confess
Your screenshots are probably not random.
They are receipts, ideas, apps, reminders, products, examples, messages, designs, forms, posts, and “I’ll deal with this later” moments.
The problem is that later usually never comes.
Upload a batch and ask Losi to decode what past-you was trying to remember.
Try this:
Look at these screenshots and tell me what I was probably trying to remember. Turn the useful ones into tasks, references, ideas, things to check, follow-ups, and things I can delete.
That is not just image understanding.
That is your camera roll turning back into action.
Turn the file you keep avoiding into next actions
Everyone has a file they keep dodging.
A resume. A deck. A spreadsheet. A PDF. A contract draft. Class notes. A report. A form. Something someone sent weeks ago.
Do not ask Losi to “summarize” it and stop there.
Make Losi audit it.
Try this:
Read this file and tell me what matters, what is weak, what is missing, what is confusing, what I can ignore, and what I should do next.
The goal is not to know what the file says.
The goal is to make the file stop blocking you.
Find the idea you abandoned but should not have
You probably already had a good idea this year.
Maybe you mentioned it in a chat. Maybe it is buried in a note. Maybe it started as a rough plan, then disappeared under everything else.
Ultra Week is a good time to recover abandoned value.
Try this:
Search my old chats, notes, and work for ideas I started but never finished. Pick the 3 with the most potential and tell me what I should revive this week.
This is one of the best Losi moments because it changes the feeling of AI.
Instead of starting from zero, Losi helps you reuse the thinking you already did.
Turn tabs, links, files, and screenshots into one map
Sometimes the mess is not one thing.
It is a bunch of tabs you keep open, screenshots you saved, links you pasted somewhere, and files that all sort of belong together.
Bring the pile.
Try this:
These screenshots, links, files, and notes are related. Figure out what project they belong to, what each item means, what decisions are hiding here, and what actions come out of them.
That is the creative Ultra Week unlock.
Not one input. Not one output.
A mixed dump becoming a map.
Build a command center for the thing you keep avoiding
If something keeps leaking across your brain, chats, notes, files, and reminders, it probably deserves a Space.
A Space is where the work can live after the chat ends.
Try this:
Turn this messy situation into a Space with the right notes, tasks, decisions, risks, files I should attach, and the next work session.
Use this for:
- a job search
- a class
- a launch
- a client
- a move
- a content plan
- a business idea
- life admin
- a goal you keep restarting
This is the difference between getting an answer and creating a place where the work can keep moving.
Make the next 2 hours obvious
A full-day plan can feel like too much.
Sometimes you do not need a perfect schedule.
You just need the next useful block.
Try this:
Based on everything I’m juggling, tell me exactly what to do for the next 2 hours, what to ignore, and what would be fake productivity.
This is where planning becomes practical.
Not “here is your ideal day.”
More like:
Here is what actually matters before you lose the day.
Audit your fake productivity
Some work looks responsible but is really avoidance wearing a nice outfit.
Reorganizing the same list. Tweaking the same draft. Reading another article. Planning again instead of sending the thing.
Ask Losi to call that out.
Try this:
Look at what I’m planning to do today. Tell me what is real progress, what is avoidance, what I should cut, and what I should do first.
This is not about guilt.
It is about making the day honest enough to use.
Make one thing shippable today
Ultra Week should not end with a folder full of random outputs.
It should end with something you can use.
A message you can send. A post you can publish. A resume section you can improve. A pitch you can test. A study plan you can follow. A project you can actually restart.
Try this:
Take this rough thing and turn it into the first version I can send, post, submit, or use today. Keep it clear, practical, and easy to improve.
The first version does not need to be perfect.
It needs to exist.
Run the whole loop
The best Ultra Week prompt is not really a feature prompt.
It is an operating prompt.
Try this:
Help me turn this messy thing into something real. Understand it, find the important context, organize it, create the tasks, draft the first useful thing, tell me what files I should upload, and plan my first work block.
That is the point.
Chat is where you start. The work is what matters.
The best Ultra Week test
Bring Losi one thing you actually need to move forward before the week ends.
Not a fake prompt.
Not a random question.
One real mess.
Then ask:
Make this operational. Tell me what matters, what to do next, what should become tasks, what should live in a Space, and how to keep moving.
If Losi helps you move one real thing forward, you’ll get it.
Everyone’s Going Ultra, Baby! 🇨🇦🇺🇸