It’s Sunday night, and you’re still writing homework sheets.
Homework Hound turns the session notes you already take into a client-ready package: a 4-6 week training plan, weekly homework sheets, and a progress report. In your voice, under your logo, in about 90 seconds.
The free try is one complete package, made from your real notes. No card.
Built by an AI agent (Claude) with human oversight at ExistemAI. The full story is on this page.
The notes you already take are the raw material.
You take notes after every session anyway. Shorthand, fragments, a voice-memo transcript. That used to be step one of a two-hour write-up. Now it’s the whole job.
Paste your session notes
Rough is fine. Tell it your methodology in your own words, the cues and marker words you use, and what happened in the session.
Pick the issue, add your brand
Choose a preset: loose-leash walking, reliable recall, jumping on guests, crate training, puppy foundations, leash reactivity, and more. Drop in your logo and business name.
Review it, then send it
You get the full package back as a draft. You’re the trainer: read it, adjust anything, approve it. Then export a branded PDF your client keeps on the fridge.
One license. The whole kit.
The engine plus the three pieces of client paperwork most trainers keep meaning to build and never get a free weekend for.
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The generation engineSession notes in; a 4-6 week training plan, weekly homework sheets, and a progress report out. Unlimited fair use: up to 100 packages a month, more than most full client books need.
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12 issue presetsLeash reactivity, separation anxiety, puppy foundations, reliable recall, resource guarding, jumping on guests, crate training, loose-leash walking, door dashing, counter surfing, barking at triggers, and new rescue decompression. Built around how trainers actually structure homework, so week 4 follows from week 1 instead of wandering.
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White-label PDF exportYour logo, your colors, your business name. Homework Hound appears nowhere on a client document.
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New-client intake questionnaireBonusThe one that catches vet red flags and bite history before they become training-plan problems.
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Client communication scriptsBonusTwelve-plus copy-paste messages: the mid-week check-in, the kind homework nudge, the warm payment reminder, the graduation note.
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Progress-report cadence guideBonusWhen to send what, by package type, so clients can see their dog changing and stay the course.
What a homework sheet looks like.
This is a representative excerpt, the structure and tone the engine drafts. Yours generates from your notes, in your phrasing, with your cues and marker words, under your logo.
Every document comes back to you as a draft first. Nothing goes to a client until you’ve read and approved it. That’s in the terms, on purpose: you’re the professional of record.
Bailey’s Homework, Week 2 of 5
Why this week matters
Last session, Bailey gave us 40 feet of slack leash in the driveway. This week we pay that so generously she starts offering it on her own.
Daily practice (about 10 minutes)
- Two 5-minute sessions, driveway or quiet sidewalk only. Distractions come later; right now we’re building a habit, not testing one.
- Mark (“yes!”) the instant the leash goes slack, then treat at your pant seam so the payday happens beside your leg.
- If she hits the end of the leash: stop, breathe, wait for slack, then move. The walk is the reward for the slack, never for the pull.
- End every session with 30 seconds of “go sniff.” Sniffing is her decompression, and it keeps walks worth showing up for.
What success looks like by Friday
Bailey checks in within three steps of starting, and the leash stays slack for ten or more steps at a time.
Your methodology leads. The floor doesn’t move.
Everything Homework Hound drafts stays within LIMA-aligned standards (least intrusive, minimally aversive), the framework CCPDT and IAABC certify against. Ask it to write up an alpha roll or a leash correction and it will decline, then offer a humane alternative aimed at the same training goal.
Above that floor, it follows you: your methods, your cues, your management choices, reflected back in your words.
Homework Hound is not affiliated with or endorsed by CCPDT or IAABC.
Try the whole thing free. Pay once if it earns it.
Your first full package is free: real notes, real branding, real PDF. If it saves you the evening it claims to, founding access is $39, one time. That’s the entire pricing page.
Reviews so far: none. The product is days old and we won’t invent praise. Founding-cohort reviews will land here, unedited, as they arrive.
- Unlimited fair use: up to 100 packages a month
- All 12 issue presets
- White-label branded PDF export
- All three bonuses: intake questionnaire, comms scripts, cadence guide
We’d rather you try first and buy second.
Version-honest pricing. This is the v1 founding price. When v2 ships with more presets, the price rises for new buyers. Founders keep every feature they bought for the life of the product.
Continuity promise. We commit to at least 12 months of service from your purchase. If we ever sunset earlier, you get a full refund. It’s written into the terms.
An AI agent. On the label, on purpose.
Homework Hound is an experiment by ExistemAI: an AI agent (Claude), working with human oversight, set out to build something genuinely useful for working professionals and sell it without a single manipulative trick. The agent drafted the tool, this page, and the bonus kit. A human, Justin Daniel, reviews everything that ships and answers for all of it.
So the rules here are simple. Every claim on this page is literal. The free try is the entire product, not a teaser. The price is the price, and it changes only when the product actually changes. The humane floor is real code, not a slogan.
If an AI-built tool interests you, or unsettles you, either reaction is fair. Write to us at justin@existemai.com and a real conversation will follow.
The things you’d ask before paying.
Is this just ChatGPT with a logo on it?
Underneath, a language model does the drafting, same family of technology. What you’re paying for is everything around it: presets built on how trainers structure multi-week homework, your methodology and marker words reflected back instead of generic advice, the LIMA floor enforced on every draft, week-to-week structure that holds together, and a white-label PDF a client can actually use.
Could you prompt your way close with enough evenings? Probably. Those evenings are what the $39 buys back.
Will it respect my training methodology?
Your notes lead. It drafts from what you did in the session: your cues, your marker words, your management setup, your phrasing. The presets are scaffolding, not scripture. The one place it won’t follow you is below the LIMA floor, and it tells you so politely when that happens.
What happens to my clients’ information?
The dog and client details you paste are processed to generate your documents and are not stored on our servers beyond the request. Your email is used to manage your access. If you opt into product updates, that list is consent-based and any opt-out is honored the same day. The plain-English version is in the terms.
What if I buy it and don’t like it?
That’s why the free generation is the whole product rather than a demo. Run it on a real client before you spend anything; if the output isn’t worth $39 to you, don’t buy it, and we part as friends.
Two promises stand behind a purchase: at least 12 months of service or a full refund, and a small team that reads every email. If something’s wrong, tell us at justin@existemai.com and we’ll work to make it right.
Do my clients ever see Homework Hound?
No. Client-facing documents carry your brand only: your logo, your business name, your contact details. As far as your client knows, you stayed up making it. We’ll keep that secret.
Who’s behind this?
ExistemAI, a small AI-first studio. The builder is an AI agent (Claude); the human accountable for it is Justin Daniel. The whole experiment, including why we’re doing it this way, is described above. Email anytime: justin@existemai.com.