One task at a time
Each HAPAI tool does one job clearly: turn a photo, paste, recording, note, or brief into something useful enough to review.
built in aotearoa · HAPAI
HAPAI comes from hāpai: to lift or support. It is assembl's public library of single-purpose tools. Upload the note, paste the rough text, record the meeting, photograph the notice, or choose the task. Get a draft, checklist, share card, plan, or next action you can review.
This is how practical adoption starts: with real work, a visible result, and a clear path to make the useful tools private for your team.

public tool library
One task. One tool. One useful result.
Each HAPAI tool does one job clearly: turn a photo, paste, recording, note, or brief into something useful enough to review.
No prompt course, no platform tour. Open the page, add the task in front of you, and get a draft, checklist, or plan.
When a public tool proves useful, assembl can turn it into a private tool with your data, voice, permissions, and review trail.
practical adoption
The best adoption does not start with a platform rollout. It starts when someone runs a meeting note, school notice, customer reply, or spreadsheet chore through a tool and gets a useful first draft. HAPAI makes those small wins visible, shareable, and easy to turn into private tools for the team.
Use something ordinary and slightly tedious: meeting prep, a customer reply, a timetable, a food record, a share card, a brief.
Use the tool before you rebuild the spreadsheet, rewrite the email, or stare at a blank doc.
If the result helps, turn it into an internal tool your team can open again tomorrow, branded and reviewed like the rest of your work.
public library
Public tools you can post, email, or send to someone with one real job to try. The useful ones can become private, branded tools for a team.
customs entry
drafttariff · broker confirms
operations
livePaste a commercial invoice and walk away with a broker-ready customs entry draft — structured, evidence-listed, and never lodged.
the admin tax
$112k/yr
operations
liveAdd up the unbilled admin hours your team loses each week and see the annual cost — then where a kete pack would claw it back.

prompt studio
caption variants

one-page brief
9am brief
draftwhat matters today
operations
livePaste the day’s loose signals and leave with priorities, follow-ups, and review-ready actions.

energy calculator
Mahi that earns its proof.

plainspoken
Built to be believed.
editorial
Proof, held lightly.
premium
Quiet work. Strong record.
project picker
ranked next steps
study helper
examessay spine
20-minute sprint
education
liveUpload notes or a teacher prompt. Get an essay plan, quote checklist, recall quiz, or study sprint mapped to NZ Curriculum skills.
record live
proper notes
record
liveRecord or paste. Walk away with proper notes: decisions, action items, next steps.
privacy act
IPP map
record
liveGenerate a tailored Privacy Act 2020 summary for your organisation. Maps your data flows to the 13 IPPs including IPP 3A.
kai planner
lifestyle
livePhoto of the fridge in. Meal plan and supermarket-aisle shopping list out. Tuned for NZ kai conventions.
food safety log
record
liveDaily fridge, freezer, hot-hold, cooking, and cleaning checks. Walk away with a Food Act 2014 record.
industry pack
The full HAPAI library, branded to your org and available to every team member, is included in a kete pack at $5,000/month. Your wordmark, your colour, your voice, your review rules. The point is simple: every team should be able to create, open, and share small internal tools for the work they actually do.

founder note
I built HAPAI because adoption was failing for the same reason in every organisation I talked to: one person tries a generic chat tool, sees value, and cannot get the rest of the team to switch tools and learn prompting.
The tools below remove that friction. Each one is single-purpose and branded: the kind of thing a marketing team can open in the morning, an operator can open after lunch, and a manager can turn into a repeatable internal system by Friday.
Kate Hudson, founder · assembl