Unscary

An iPhone app by B43

Get your hours back from repetitive tasks

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Free on the App Store. Requires iOS 26 or later.

A game step in the Unscary AI app: “Guess the next card.” A sequence of playing cards, ace of spades, two of hearts, three of clubs, is shown with a blank next card, and four options to pick from.

What the research says

“Fifty-one percent. That is how much of an American office worker's day is spent on tasks like copying and pasting, writing emails, and searching for files.”
A Talker Research survey covered by StudyFinds finds about half of an American office worker's day goes to busywork like copying, pasting, email, and file-searching. Source: studyfinds.com
“Eighty-five percent point to repetitive tasks as a top driver of burnout.”
The same survey finds a large majority of workers point to repetitive tasks as a top driver of burnout. Source: studyfinds.com

Busywork is not a small problem

Surveys of office workers find that a huge share of the day goes to copying and pasting, writing routine emails, and searching for files — and that repetitive tasks are a leading driver of burnout. The work that actually matters gets the leftovers.

The fix is skill, not another tool

Much of that busywork can be handed to AI assistants — if you know how to hand it off well. Unscary teaches exactly that: short lessons and hands-on reps, drawn from B43's in-person AI training, each one aimed at a real repetitive task you can offload this week.

A builder step in the Unscary AI app. The exercise reads “Now add the part that was missing,” showing a mock chat with a support-reply request and an empty Context slot, and a field below where the member writes the context to add.

How it works in the app

Practice a few minutes a day. Each rep takes one recurring chore — a status email, a meeting summary, a data tidy-up — and shows you how to delegate it. Points and streaks keep you going; your progress report lists the busywork you have retired.

Your busywork is on notice.

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