Adytum Express: one-shot AI for life
One thing. Done. Under $15.
For the moments when you need one good thing, like a job-specific resume, a measured response to the school principal, a dispute letter, or a tough-conversation script, and you don't need a subscription. Pay once and get it.
What can we knock out for you today?
Each app does one thing, with no tour, onboarding, or follow-up emails. Pick what you need, pay once, and get the result.
Career (5 apps)
For job seekers, career-switchers, anyone applying somewherePaste resume + job description → job-specific rewrite + ATS keyword scan + 3 specific improvements + on-page + emailed delivery.
JD + your resume → 3-paragraph cover letter that references the actual posting. No "I'm writing to express my interest."
Current headline + about → calibrated rewrites (3 styles), keyword optimization, opening-line A/B.
JD + your background → 10 likely questions ranked by likelihood + sample answers using STAR + the 3 questions YOU should ask.
Offer details + your research → counter-offer script (email + verbal), walk-away math, 3 likely pushbacks with responses.
Adulting (6 apps)
For renters, first-time-anything, people doing things they've never done beforeYour situation → fillable roommate agreement covering rent, utilities, guests, cleaning, conflict resolution. Print-ready.
Apartment specifics + lease end date → personalized 30-day countdown checklist + cleaning prompts + deposit-recovery tips.
Incident details + policy type → claim letter draft using your insurer's expected format. Increases approval odds.
Wrong charge / denied claim / bad bill → formal letter + evidence checklist + escalation path + when-to-lawyer guidance. Creates a paper trail.
Your situation + rental → "why I'd be a great tenant" letter for competitive markets that shows the person behind the application.
Bad service experience → formal complaint letter that triggers BBB / consumer-protection review path. Polite, firm, specific.
Parenting & School (4 apps)
For parents handling school stuff and parenting decisions in writingPrompt + draft → structural feedback, no rewrite (colleges detect AI). What's working, what's missing, where it sounds generic.
Situation (grade dispute, schedule, behavior, accommodation request) → professional email that gets a real response.
Your terms + kid's age → printable allowance contract with chores, payment schedule, late-task consequences. Sign together.
Situation (medical authorization, travel, sleepover) → formally-worded permission letter. Saves the "I'll find a template" Google.
Personal comms (5 apps)
For the moments when you don't trust yourself to write the message at 11pmPaste any email + tell us who's reading → tuned rewrite + 3 subject-line options + why-it-works note.
Context + what you want to say → script for the hard talk (firing, breaking up, disappointing a friend). Includes likely pushbacks.
What happened + relationship → measured apology that takes responsibility without grovel-spiraling. 2 versions: shorter, longer.
Situation (overstepping parent, demanding boss, draining friend) → 3 versions of a boundary statement: warm / direct / firm.
Person + what they did → personalized note that doesn't sound generic. For thank-you cards, end-of-year teacher notes, retirements.
Money & admin (4 apps)
For freelancers, side-hustlers, and anyone with a bill or invoice in their lapProvider + bill + your bargaining power → script for the call (cable / phone / insurance / gym). Average $200/yr in actual saves.
Overdue invoice + client relationship → polite-but-firm follow-up email (4-touch sequence). For freelancers who hate this part.
Scope of work + your rates → professional estimate / proposal letter. For contractors, freelancers, side gigs.
What you bought + why it failed → refund request email citing the relevant policy or law. Polite, specific, hard to dismiss.
The tools + the curriculum.
Most of these apps solve a single moment. Adytum Education pairs each Express app with a 5-minute learning track, taught by someone who's done it, so next time you don't need the app. Bundled tracks are coming for topics nobody teaches: money basics, parent-school basics, and hard-conversation basics.
Money Basics
10 lessons on the financial stuff school doesn't teach: bills, credit, contracts, negotiation, freelance income. Pairs with Money apps.
Hard Conversations
8 lessons on saying the difficult thing well: firing, breaking up, asking for a raise, disappointing someone. Pairs with Personal comms apps.
Parent-School OS
12 lessons on the school stuff parents have to figure out cold: IEPs, grade disputes, college, behavior plans. Pairs with Parenting apps.
ResumeTuneup is live. More tools launching weekly.
Try ResumeTuneup now ($9.99), or get on the launch list and we'll let you know when each new Express app ships.