An iPhone app by B43
Comfort with AI comes from reps, not courage

What the research says
“A majority of workers (55%) rarely or never use AI chatbots at work.”
“Among workers who have used AI chatbots for work, 40% say these tools have been extremely or very helpful in allowing them to do things more quickly.”
Why opening an AI tool feels like the hard part
Surveys show a majority of workers rarely or never use AI chat tools on the job — yet workers who do use them often say the tools genuinely help them get things done more quickly. The gap between those groups is not talent. It is a first comfortable rep, taken somewhere the stakes are low.

The Unscary approach: low-stakes by design
Unscary practice reps are sandboxes: you try a skill on a realistic task where a wrong move costs nothing. No colleague watching, no live work on the line. That is deliberate — B43 built its in-person company training around hesitant professionals, and the app keeps the same calm, no-jargon footing.
How it works in the app
Short plain-language lessons introduce a skill; hands-on reps let you practice it immediately; points and streaks reward showing up; and a personal progress report tracks the comfort you have actually built. Unscary is an iOS app, out now and free to download.
FAQ
What if I type the wrong thing into an AI tool?
Nothing breaks. Unscary reps are low-stakes practice, so you can try, miss, and retry.
Do I need experience with AI assistants first?
No. The earliest lessons assume you have never opened an AI tool at work.
Comfort is a few small reps away.