At home
The computer is in the kitchen. Keep the help that small.
This link is for the hour at home. That might be family admin, a class you are catching up on after dinner, or a tiny shop you run from the table. The page is open to anyone. We use this link to see whether home is the setting that stays.
Use it on a chore, not on your life story
A useful prompt names the chore and the limit. 'What can I cook with rice, eggs, spinach, and a lemon' is better than 'plan my health'. 'Rewrite this landlord email so it is calm and asks for the repair by Friday' is better than 'fix my housing'.
- A meal from the food you already listed.
- A calmer version of a message you wrote in a hurry.
- A packing list from the trip you described.
- A plain explanation of one line on a bill. You type the line. You do not upload the whole statement.
Leave the private parts out
Do not paste a social insurance number, a full card number, a password, a child's full school record, or a medical chart into a public chat. Say 'a 10-year-old' instead of a name if the name is not needed. Canadian privacy law still applies to what you send a company in another country.
If the home hour is actually a business — a shop, a practice, a studio — the office note is the other test: Ask Claude before Lovable. The shop software, if you sell goods, is OpenSign.