Your company has invited you to Snubbas, an AI coach that works with you one day at a time. Every morning you decide the one thing you are going to Build; every evening you look at how it went. This guide takes you from the invitation email to your first full day.
Your account already exists. You only have to switch it on.
Snubbas has no sign-up form: your company adds you and sends the invitation. It arrives as an email asking you to activate your account. Open the link, choose a password, and that is the account done.
Then install Snubbas on your phone — from the App Store on an iPhone, or Google Play on Android — and open it.
The app opens on Welcome back.
Forgot your password? on the same screen emails you a reset link. Type your email into the field above it first.
Before the first conversation, Snubbas tells you what happens to what you say to it — Before we start talking.
Tap I agree — start coaching when you have read it. You can read it again at any time under ☰ → Privacy policy.
A welcome with your name on it, and one button: Begin.
Begin plays a short film, Working with Snubbas, about what the next few weeks will be like. Watch it — it is short — or tap Skip. Then the conversation opens.
Snubbas gets to know you. One question at a time, in your own words, typed or spoken. The bar under the conversation, Getting to know you, shows how far along you are.
It opens by explaining what it is for: helping you become a Builder — someone who thinks clearly, learns fast and turns ideas into results — and how it does that differently from other AI. It will ask you questions rather than hand you answers. Ask it anything here; it waits for you.
Where you live, how old you are, what you do for a living, what you are responsible for, and whether you lead a team.
Whether you want to work with Snubbas every day or on weekdays, your usual working hours, and when you would like to define your Build in the morning.
Snubbas closes with everything you need to know about the method in a single message — the daily loop, the points and the levels (step 07) — and asks whether you want to start now or on another day. Then you are back on your home screen.
One thing you will have built by the end of the day.
Then go and do it. Snubbas stays out of your way for the rest of the day — no pings, no nudges. Stuck on the way? Problem solve under your Build opens a conversation about it.
Reflect on today: did the Build land, or did it turn into something else? Either is fine. The point is to learn from it.
Snubbas asks what you built and what you learned, then closes the day with you. That is a Builder Day.
Points move you up five levels: Prospect, Novice, Apprentice, Journeyman and Master. You find them under ☰ → Journey & settings.
Your home screen is your day and your team’s, on one page.
And under ☰:
Snubbas only works if you can be honest with it, so here is exactly where the line is.
Your leader sees the same, plus anonymous feedback drawn from the whole team.
What your leader writes about you, you see — under Feedback & Recognition.
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Check spam first — it comes from the platform Snubbas runs on, not from your company’s own mail system. If it is not there, ask the person who set Snubbas up for your company to send it again. There is no way to sign yourself up.
No. Not your leader, not the company administrator, not anyone in your organisation. Your team sees the Build you commit to each day; your leader sees that too, plus anonymous feedback drawn from the whole team’s conversations.
Come back later and tell Snubbas what you actually built. You still get points for it. A day you never open the app is the only day that counts for nothing.
Tell Snubbas. A reported absence keeps your record honest and still counts as showing up — it is the silent days that cost you.
Yes. Tap the microphone beside the text field to say a single answer, or switch on Voice mode under ☰ → Journey & settings to talk hands-free. Read replies aloud, on the same screen, has Snubbas speak its answers, and you can pick its voice.
Yes. Close the app whenever you like. Snubbas picks up where you stopped, and the progress bar under the conversation shows how far you have come.
Yes. Under ☰ → Journey & settings → Schedule: Weekdays or Every day, and the time you define your Build by (Define cutoff). The same screen has the language the app is written in.
☰ → Feedback & Recognition. When your leader writes an observation about something you did, it appears there. Their 1–4 rating of you is never shown to you, or to anyone else on the team.
There is a guide for what changes when people report to you.
Leading a team→