Everyday with May.

Small, familiar moments where a little help makes a difference. These examples use mock data, not customer conversations.

A reply you feel good about

Turn an awkward message into a clear, thoughtful reply. Ask May to adjust it until it sounds like you.

I need to turn down a dinner invitation. I’m exhausted, but I don’t want my friend to think I’m avoiding them.

Thanks for inviting me! I’d really like to see you, but I need a quiet night to recharge. Could we find another evening next week?

Make it a little more casual.

Thanks for the invite! I’m pretty wiped out tonight, so I’ll sit this one out. Dinner next week instead?

Less reading. More understanding.

Bring a document or a public URL. Get the main points and useful questions to ask before making a decision.

Can you help me understand this venue quote? What should I check before booking?

The quote lists a room hire fee and a separate catering charge. Before booking, ask whether tax, setup time, and cleaning are included, and confirm the cancellation terms.

Draft a short email with those questions.

Hi! Thanks for the quote. Could you confirm whether tax, setup time, and cleaning are included, and share the cancellation terms?

A small idea. A clear direction.

Develop a visual direction together. Review the generated image first, then add a headline and text for your poster.

Visual Design: describe your idea → refine the direction → review the generated image → add poster text. Each image generation needs your cost confirmation.

I want a welcoming image for our café’s new iced matcha. Something for a sunny afternoon.

Let’s place a glass of iced matcha on a pale wooden café table, with soft afternoon light and a leafy background. Keep the upper-left area clear for text we can add after you approve the image.

Less greenery, and make the drink the main focus.

Use a closer view of the matcha, gentle window light, and a simple neutral background. No lettering in the generated image. Review the image before adding poster text.

You don’t have to start over.

Save useful preferences with your approval. Review, edit, or remove them in Saved guidance whenever you want.

When you help me write, use plain English and keep paragraphs short. Please remember that.

I can suggest saving this preference: “Use plain English and short paragraphs.” You decide whether to save it in Saved guidance.

Yes, save that for my personal conversations.

After you approve the suggestion, May can use it when relevant. Your saved preferences are yours to review and change.