Hands Off the Work: Cowork for Entrepreneurs

​Night one you got Claude set up. Night two you stop typing.

​Cowork is the difference between asking a question and handing off a job. You describe the work out loud — the follow-ups, the spreadsheet, the proposal, the thing sitting in your inbox since Tuesday — and it goes and does it. Files, not answers.

​Fifteen seats. Laptops open. You bring the job you'd hand to a hire you can't afford yet.

​What you'll walk away with

• ​Cowork connected to the tools you already run on — mail, calendar, files

• ​Voice mode working, so you can hand off a task while you're driving to your next thing

• ​One real job of yours completed end to end, in the room, with the file to show for it

• ​A short list of the work in your week that should never touch your hands again

• ​The setup to keep running it Thursday morning

​Who it's for Owners and founders who are still doing the work themselves because explaining it takes longer than doing it. That math changes tonight. No coding background. If you can describe the job out loud, you can run it.

​How the night runs

• ​5:30 — Doors, laptops open, connections live

• ​5:40 — Wire it up: your mail, calendar, and files

• ​6:00 — Hand off job one, out loud, and watch it work

• ​6:25 — Job two: the one you brought

• ​6:50 — What to delegate next, and what to keep

​Bring a laptop, a charger, and the task you keep putting off.

​Coming from the September setup night? You're already configured — we pick up where that left off. New to it? You'll be fine; we start by wiring you up.