Reduce handling time
Turn recurring research, review, capture and publishing tasks into one coherent workflow.
359 practical AI solutions and counting
hits7 develops editorial, research, SEO and knowledge systems that reduce manual work and fit existing data, CMS and approval processes. The catalogue also presents practical use cases for other business functions.
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Hits7 analyses your task and recommends the three most relevant AI solutions. If there is no direct match yet, we develop an adjacent or new solution approach.
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Dr Wolfgang Sender combines experience in editorial operations, SEO, digital products and AI workflows. Specialist technical partners are involved when a project requires them, while responsibility and communication remain coordinated.
359practical solution concepts
70projects actually delivered
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Business value before technology
We do not begin with a model or a chatbot. We begin with the business process and determine which steps can be accelerated, safeguarded or fully automated.
See the delivery process →Turn recurring research, review, capture and publishing tasks into one coherent workflow.
Connect data, rules, source references and approvals so that results remain reviewable.
Process content, documents, requests or records consistently without increasing manual effort at the same rate.
Plan suitable integrations with CMS platforms, databases, email, spreadsheets and internal tools for the specific project.
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Category order and prominence follow real click behaviour. The more often visitors explore a field, the more visible it becomes – with no priority industry predetermined by us.
Problem: Curricula and resource collections become outdated, contain dead links or cover new requirements incompletely. Manual quality reviews usually happen irregularly.
Solution: A curriculum monitor checks sources, modification dates, prerequisites and topic coverage, flagging outdated, duplicate or missing learning blocks.
Problem: Learners often see individual courses but not the relationships between foundations, specialisations, tools and possible career goals.
Solution: An interactive competency map connects topics, prerequisites, learning resources, exercises and applications into traceable paths.
Problem: Self-organised study groups quickly lose goals, materials, questions and responsibilities across chats, links and personal notes.
Solution: A shared study workspace combines a topic plan, reviewed resources, group sessions, open questions, task ownership and concise progress reports.
Problem: Large courses overwhelm beginners while isolated exercises do not form a visible learning path. Progress and practical confidence remain unclear.
Solution: An exercise-centred path uses many short, cumulative tasks to move from foundations to an independent final project.
Problem: Formal rules in language, mathematics or technology remain abstract when learners only read examples and cannot test their own solutions immediately.
Solution: Short interactive lessons introduce one rule at a time and move directly into a private playground with real-time validation and a compact reference.
Problem: Beginners often struggle with installation and development environments before they can run a first program or receive immediate feedback.
Solution: A browser-based learning workspace combines concise explanations, editable examples, automated tests and hints in a progressive sequence.
Problem: Learning materials, submissions, questions and progress data often live in separate tools. Learners lose track and teachers process the same information repeatedly.
Solution: A modular learning platform combines a course editor, media collections, assignments, submissions, discussions and progress views in one workspace.
Problem: Teachers need many equivalent task variants, traceable grading and rapid feedback. Manual creation and assessment consume disproportionate amounts of time.
Solution: An assessment system generates variable parameters from reviewed templates, grades structured responses automatically and documents solution paths and marking rules.
Problem: Vocabulary and fluent writing are usually practised separately in language learning, leaving many learners unable to use new words quickly and actively.
Solution: A combined trainer links vocabulary recall with accurate typing, pronunciation, example sentences and immediate error feedback.
Problem: Open learning resources are abundant but structured inconsistently. Learners often do not know which foundations are missing, what sequence to follow or which materials remain current.
Solution: A curriculum assistant combines the learning goal, existing knowledge and time budget with reviewed courses, exercises and projects while respecting prerequisites.
Problem: Complex processes remain difficult to understand when learners only see text or static diagrams and cannot test the consequences of individual steps.
Solution: A visual sandbox shows states and changes immediately. Challenges of increasing difficulty lead from open experimentation to reliable application.
Problem: Learners encounter many explanations but rarely practise through complete projects. Teachers spend substantial time finding suitable assignments for each subject, level and objective.
Solution: A curated project library classifies practical assignments by prerequisites, duration, difficulty and skills, then recommends coherent learning sequences.
Who the solutions are for
Choose an audience and instantly see which AI tools fit their tasks and workflows.
From use case to system
We clarify the target, data, interfaces and required approvals, build a testable first workflow and integrate the viable solution into existing systems. The Card catalogue is a starting point for concrete projects.
How an idea becomes a finished AI tool →