Role-based learning
AI for design teams
Brand systems, layouts, decks, and visual content in your voice.
The design guide starts with the brand kit. Record your colours, typography, spacing, imagery and accessibility rules there, add approved examples and the claims that always need review, and attach the kit to a chat so drafts and decks in that chat start from it.
The design guide hires four agents from Marketplace templates, starting with the brand editor. It is asked to rewrite landing page copy in your voice, keep every claim and return a before and after table naming the rule it applied on each line. A presentation agent builds the deck from that copy with the kit attached. A feedback agent turns usability notes into themes with counts, and a weekly competitor watch is told to report new pages and changed layouts with links and leave out anything it could not verify.
The built-in editors cover design, image, video and slides. Chat can target whichever one is open, so you can ask for one part to change and say what must stay as it is.
AI courses and guides for design teams
Build an AI-ready brand kit
Give Oppermind the voice, visual rules, and examples it needs to create consistently on-brand work.
Design a social post and a print-ready flyer
Draft a post from chat or a template, retype and group objects on the canvas, tag a brand kit, then export PNG, SVG and a PDF with bleed and crop marks.
Create and edit images in the Image editor
Generate a picture from chat, steer AI edits with markers, retouch spots, crop and adjust it, blend and mask layers, work on a 16-bit TIFF and export for the web.
Animate layers and 3D rigs in the Animation editor
Start from chat or a preset, keyframe position, scale, opacity and colour on the timeline, pose a 3D rig, then export video, frames and the project.
Agents for product and design
Feedback analysis, research, presentation and code triage as a team of agents around a product decision.
AI for design teams
Brand-voice editing, decks in your type and colour rules, feedback themes on a design and a weekly competitor watch as a team of agents wired to your brand kit.
Oppermind foundations: from prompt to finished work
A practical introduction to prompting, files, workspaces, editing, and reviewing AI-generated work.
Choose the right built-in editor
Pick the best Oppermind editor for documents, slides, sheets, PDF, email, code, design, image, video, schedules, and specialist outputs.
Plan and track a project in the Project editor
Build a schedule from chat, link the work, set working days and owners, then save a baseline and track slippage against it.
Draft, cite and merge in the Document editor
Draft a document from chat, give it structure, rewrite and translate it, look up and cite sources, run a mail merge, comment on it, export to Word and review a stack of contracts in a grid.
Build and edit spreadsheets in the Sheet editor
Start a sheet from chat or a template, sort and filter it, write formulas, format and chart it, edit it by asking, then export, comment and share it.
Analyse and model figures in the Sheet editor: pivots, Solver and what-if
Summarise a practice's jobs with pivots and slicers, chart and guard the data, then model rates and workload with Goal seek, Solver, scenarios and data tables.
Build and present a deck in the Slide editor
Ask for a deck in chat with the slide count you want, add laid-out slides, edit text, charts and the theme, then present with notes and export to PowerPoint.
Review, redact and sign PDFs in the PDF editor
Summarise a contract, mark it up by hand or from chat, fill and sign a form, redact what you can't share, rearrange pages, then protect and certificate-sign the final copy.
Capture and link notes in the Notes editor
Write notes on the desktop with Markdown shortcuts, pin and file them, turn follow-ups into checklists, link notes, find and replace, record audio and export.
Plan your week in the Calendar
Create, move and filter events, change them from chat, set reminders and repeats, bring in project deadlines and move events in and out as .ics files.
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