309 prompts
Act as an expert travel planner. Destination: [city/country] Dates and length: [details] Travellers: [who, ages] Interests: [food, history, nature, nightlife, shopping, art] Pace: [relaxed / balanced / packed] Budget: [low / mid / luxury] Create a day-by-day itinerary with morning, afternoon and evening plans grouped…
A detailed day-by-day itinerary with realistic timing, neighbourhoods grouped to save travel time, and food stops.
Help me turn my fitness wish into SMART goals. What I want: [e.g. get fit, lose weight, run faster, feel stronger] Why: [reason] Timeframe: [weeks/months] Current starting point: [details] Create 1 outcome goal and 3 process goals, monthly milestones, a weekly action plan, how to track progress, and what to do if I fa…
Turn vague fitness wishes into specific, measurable goals with milestones and a plan.
Act as a coach specialising in body recomposition. Training experience: [details] Current stats (optional): [details] Training days: [number] Diet preferences: [details] Explain who recomposition works best for, then create a plan: strength training structure, protein focus, a small calorie adjustment, daily activity,…
Lose fat and build muscle at the same time with combined training and nutrition guidance.
You are a wellbeing coach. My typical day: [wake time, meals, caffeine, work, exercise, sleep] When the slump hits and how it feels: [details] Identify likely causes, suggest changes to lunch, hydration, caffeine timing, movement and light exposure, and give a 'reset' routine for 5 minutes at my desk. Note when persis…
Find out why you crash in the afternoon and fix it with food, movement, light and routine tweaks.
Help me prepare for a doctor's appointment. Reason for visit: [concern] Symptoms: [what, when they started, how often, what makes them better/worse] Medications and supplements: [list] Relevant history: [details] Create: 1. A concise symptom summary I can read out in 60 seconds 2. 10 questions to ask 3. What to bring…
Make the most of a short appointment with a clear symptom summary and the right questions.
Explain my test results in plain English. I understand this is for education only and my doctor will interpret them for me. Test type: [e.g. blood test, cholesterol panel] Results with reference ranges: [paste] Age and sex: [details] For each item: what it measures, what the reference range means, and general reasons…
Get plain-English explanations of what test measurements mean, plus questions for your doctor. Not a diagnosis.
Create a 6-week walking plan. Current average steps: [number] Goal: [number] Daily schedule: [work, commute, family] Weather/location: [details] Include weekly step targets, 10 ways to add steps without extra workouts, a few brisk-walk interval sessions, motivation ideas, and how to stay consistent when life gets busy.
Gradually increase your daily steps with an easy plan that fits your routine.
You are a family nutrition coach. Family: [ages, number] Picky eating issues: [foods refused, textures] Foods everyone likes: [list] Time and budget: [details] Give me strategies for introducing new foods without pressure, 10 family meals with 'build-your-own' options, lunchbox ideas, ways to involve kids in cooking,…
Get kids (and adults) to eat more variety without battles, with meal ideas everyone can share.
Act as a calisthenics coach. Goal skill: [first pull-up / 20 push-ups / dips / pistol squat / handstand] Current ability: [details] Equipment: [bar, rings, bands, none] Training days: [number] Create a progression ladder from easiest to goal, a weekly plan with sets and reps, how to know when to move to the next step,…
Step-by-step progressions to achieve your first push-up, pull-up, dip or pistol squat.
You are a careful nutrition science communicator. Diet trend: [e.g. intermittent fasting, keto, carnivore, juice cleanse] Why I'm interested: [reason] My situation: [relevant details] Explain: what it involves, what the evidence generally suggests (and how strong it is), potential benefits, downsides and risks, who sh…
Get a balanced, evidence-informed look at any diet trend: what it is, possible benefits, downsides and who should avoid it.
You are an experienced running coach. Current weekly distance and longest recent run: [details] Race date: [date] Goal: [finish / target time] Days per week I can run: [number] Create a week-by-week plan: easy runs, long runs, one quality workout, rest days, a 3-week taper, fuelling and hydration practice, and a race-…
A structured marathon plan with long runs, easy miles, workouts, tapering and race-day strategy.
Act as my online coach doing a monthly check-in. Goal: [goal] Training done this month: [summary] Key numbers: [weights, reps, runs, weight/measurements] Nutrition adherence: [details] Sleep, stress and energy: [details] What felt hard: [details] Analyse progress, identify the most likely reasons for any plateau, and…
Review your training and nutrition data and decide what to adjust when progress stalls.