Khutwa (say KUT-wa) · 21 steps · three weeks · a finish line
Get comfortable with AI, one small step at a time. Ten minutes a day, applied to the work already on your desk. By the end you will know when to reach for it, what to ask, and how to check what comes back. Couch to 5K for AI.
You’re not behind on AI. You’re overwhelmed. That’s a different thing. You do not need to be good at this, and you do not need to know where to start. Step one is a conversation about something you already know inside out.
The real tool, on your real work. No simulator, no sandbox, no toy version. Every step is done in the actual tool, on something you actually needed to do that day. What you learn on Tuesday still works on Wednesday.
No card. Ten minutes. Three steps free, then £19 once.
Step 1 · 10 minutes · free
You will have had one real conversation with an AI and noticed nothing bad happened.
Explain [something I know really well] to me in a few short paragraphs, as if I were a curious friend. Keep it plain.
Done when: You have sent at least two messages and read two replies.
One of 21. The rest waits, in plain sight.
Why this exists
Millions of people feel hopelessly behind on AI. They are not. The firehose of tools, threads and newsletters convinced them they missed the boat. The boat has barely left.
Everyone else sells you more. Khutwa sells you less.
How it works
You never see a catalogue. You see the whole path, 21 outlined steps, and one to do today: ten to fifteen minutes, applied to the job you already do. When it is done, tomorrow’s is ready. After 21, you graduate.
One a day is the suggestion, not a lock. Nothing is held back from you and nothing expires, so if you have an hour and want to do three, do three.
Week one. Confidence, not competence. You learn it is just a conversation.
Week two. Every step lands on something you actually do on a Tuesday.
Week three. You stop following steps and start reaching for it yourself. Then you graduate.
What a step looks like
No video, no theory, nothing to read around it. The stuff you do not need has already been taken out. One small thing to do, a prompt to paste, and a line that tells you when you are done.
Step 9 · 15 minutes
You will have a reusable prompt for a task you have been doing by hand again and again.
[paste your intro] I regularly write [what you call this document]. Here is a good past example of one: --- [paste example] --- Learn the structure. Now write this week's version from these notes: [this week's rough notes]
Done when: A draft exists and the prompt is saved in your kit.
You complete Khutwa and graduate. The rest of the category runs on endless subscriptions and streaks you feel guilty for breaking.
Every step lands on something you actually do. Tell us your job on day one and the prompts are written for it.
£19, once. Yours to keep. No auto-renew waiting underneath, and no “cancel any time” that takes six clicks.
The price
Less than a month of most AI apps, and it ends. That is the point.
You could ask ChatGPT for prompts. It would give you hundreds, and that is the problem, not the solution. What you are paying for is the order they go in, the one to do today, and the point where you stop.
Yours to keep. Nothing renews.
Plainly: no renewal, and no card kept on file for later. We will never charge you again without you asking us to. Most AI learning runs on a subscription that renews quietly until somebody notices. That is not a thing we are willing to do to you.
Start with the free threeQuestions
No. Step one is making an account and typing a sentence. If you use a computer for work, you are qualified.
ChatGPT or Claude, whichever you like. Both have a free plan that is more than enough. You pick one on day one and stick with it. Khutwa does not sell you a tool, it teaches you to use one.
Ten to fifteen minutes. Every step says how long before you start, and you can stop when it says you are done.
Yes. One payment, all 21 steps, yours to keep and revisit. No subscription is needed to complete Khutwa, and the £19 never renews. After you graduate there is an optional Keep Sharp tier at £5 a month, which you choose, and can cancel in one click.
You could, and it would hand you hundreds of prompts. That is the thing that stopped you last time. Khutwa is the order they go in, the one you do today, and the line that tells you when you are finished. The prompts are the cheap part.
Nothing happens. There is no streak to break and no guilt. Your next step waits for you.
Not really. There are no videos to sit through and no library to browse. Each day you get one small step, applied to your real job, and everything else stays hidden until you get there.
Something not covered? Send a message and you will get a reply within a day. Or email hello@khutwa.co.uk.
The first one takes ten minutes and costs nothing. That is the whole ask.