Type anything you'd normally spend an afternoon on. It gets split into eight jobs that run at the same time, they check each other, then hand you one answer.
This is a show. Nothing is searched, nothing is sent, and no computer is thinking. Type whatever you like, it plays the same run. The three times below are my own estimates of the same job done three ways, not a measurement, and the page counts on each line are made up to show the shape of it. The real thing does go eight ways at once. This page only draws what that looks like.
Those three times are estimates, not readings. Nothing was timed to get them. They are here to show the shape of the saving when one job is cut into eight and all eight are done at the same time.
Same work. Split eight ways. The grey bar at the bottom is one worker doing it alone. Watch how far it gets.
Anything that is the same small job done a hundred times over. Pricing up a list of suppliers. Reading a stack of documents. Checking every page of a website. Going through a year of invoices.
One worker does them one after the other. Eight do them at the same time. The job does not get cleverer, it gets finished before lunch instead of after tea.
I am Danny. One person, in the UK, not an agency. You message me, we talk for twenty minutes, then I come back with what it would take and what it would cost. That part is free.
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Honest note: everything above the line is a drawing running in your browser. No question is searched, nothing is sent anywhere, and the times and page counts are my own estimates, not measurements.