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Use cases

What we use it for.

We're sure you can think of more use cases, but here are eight things you can do with the AI you already have. We have an AI helper to assist you with creating each one.

01 · Reports

The progress report you can talk back to.

Ask your AI to summarize complex project updates or concepts. Read it in lite.computer, leave notes and comments until you get it right. Comment on the whole document before giving it back to your AI — one pass, no long chat thread.

The acquisition model open in the app, every number on the page recomputing as its controls move.
02 · Dashboards

The dashboard that keeps itself current.

An AI writes a dashboard page once and updates it on a schedule. lite.computer notices the save and updates the screen. Make a command center that is always available — no spinning up servers, fumbling with limited tabs, or logging on to websites.

The morning brief: eight readings on one page, rewritten before six, with the live ones still moving.
03 · Brand

The brand guide every model can reach.

Avoid AI slop. Create a brand guide in the folder as a page. Now Claude, Codex and whatever comes next can all read the same colors, type and rules, so you can produce documents in style.

The brand guide rendered in the canvas, palette swatches visible.
04 · Concepts

The website concept, staged as pages.

Before anyone builds or spends on a website, have the AI render the site as pages in a folder. Open them in lite.computer, click between them, modify to your heart’s desire before publishing online. Share the design with everyone concerned and ask for feedback. This website was drafted exactly this way.

Six homepage concepts for LightSpeed, laid out as the pages of one folder: editorial, color block, photographic, data-led, minimal, index.
05 · Presenting

Make unique, show‑stopping presentations.

AI has no template limitations — the whole internet is your template studio. Find inspiration, give your AI the materials for your presentation, ask it to add the elements, transitions or animations you like. Give your AI feedback until it’s perfect. Display it in full-screen presentation mode.

The Q3 board deck on the wall screen of the Meridian meeting room, part way through and turning its own pages.
06 · Reading

The long document you actually read.

When reading long documents, fatigue is your enemy. Make long documents read like a book, magazine or website. Scroll through pages with ease, ask your AI to add diagrams, infographics and explainers. Your own research, your own notes, your own manual, laid out to be read for an hour rather than skimmed for a minute.

The annual letter in presentation mode, one column, chapter list beside it.
07 · Records

A database that you like using.

Customer records, an inventory, a catalogue — the things that live in a spreadsheet because that is where they landed, not because anyone enjoys reading them there. Ask your AI for the same rows as a page, and you get something you will actually open: every client, what they are worth, and where each one stands. And it can keep itself current: point a scheduled script at the spreadsheet it came from, and the page rewrites itself while you are looking at it.

The LightSpeed advisory book as one page: twenty clients with their logos, lifetime value on every row, and four summary figures across the top.
08 · Displays

Make signs that come alive.

If you already have digital screens around your store or office, make your signs come alive. Take inspiration from signs you have seen, give your AI instructions and display them in full screen. You can place elements that update, or simply have displays that beautify the place. Your imagination is the only limit.

The Meridian room panel, recessed into the brick beside the door, showing the room in use and what is next. A word cloud — Encourage others — on the kitchen wall, there to be glanced at while the coffee pours.

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