I’m Inne, and I run Inpa Computers in Belgium. We’ve been around for 16 years, business is good, customers are happy. But every week I was stuck in the same routine:
4 hours copying product descriptions from supplier sites to our webshop
3 hours writing social media posts
2 hours drafting blog posts and getting them into WordPress
Plus all those small tasks; adding tags, uploading images, updating Notion…
That’s 16 hours a week. Work that needed zero brain power. Just time. My time.
And I kept hearing that voice in my head: “This isn’t where your value is. There has to be a better way.”
So I built EVA
EVA stands for Executive Virtual Assistant. But she’s not a chatbot I brainstorm with or use for thinking.
EVA executes tasks.
She writes a complete blog post, creates a featured image, saves it as a draft in WordPress, and logs everything in Notion. Automatically.
She reads product data from our suppliers, rewrites it in our tone of voice (that personal, accessible style you might know from our posts), and puts it ready to go in WooCommerce. No more copy-paste.
She handles intake for new projects, does research, writes social media content, and sends everything automatically to the right tools.
The result? Those 16 hours became less than 2 hours per week.
Not because EVA works faster than me. But because now I only hit “start” and later “approve.” Everything in between? Just happens.
From Belgium to South Dakota
In September 2025, I showed EVA for the first time to the AI EdgeCore community, a group of 90+ international AI builders.
Live demo: “Watch what happens when I ask EVA to…”
The reactions were incredible. And I won the “Mic Drop” community vote.
What happened next? An invitation to present at the AI Edge Summit in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Six weeks later, there I was on that stage in front of an American audience. Same demo, much bigger stage.
And because once apparently wasn’t enough, I did it again in November at the AI Edge Digital Summit, online this time, from my desk in Belgium. But with a new twist: my Blogflow automation, a system that automates 9 steps with a single trigger.
After every presentation, people came up to me with questions.
“How did you build this?” “Can you build one for me?” “Will this work for my situation?”
Why I’m not building EVAs for others (but I’ll show you how to do it yourself)
Honestly? After those first presentations, I thought: okay, I’m going to build custom EVA systems for clients.
But after conversations with EdgeCore and some self-reflection, I realized: that doesn’t fit right now.
I still run Inpa Computers alongside my AI project. I have about 15 hours per week available for EVA-related work. And right now, I don’t have the time or expertise to flawlessly translate other people’s workflows into working systems that actually perform.
But what I CAN do is share how I did it myself.
Not as an AI expert with years of experience. Not as a developer who writes code in their sleep. But as someone who had a problem, built something that worked, and is now sharing the instructions.
So I created a masterclass.
What’s in the “Build Your Own EVA Masterclass”?
2 modules. 77 minutes of video. 8 templates.
Module 1: Foundation (28 minutes)
You’ll learn the basics:
- Why automation is more than just speed
- The 3 building blocks: Custom GPT, Make.com, and webhooks
- Building your first connection (we’ll create a Facebook Post Writer together)
Module 2: Building EVA (49 minutes)
This is where it gets real:
- Completing a full automation (from GPT to Make.com to Facebook)
- What prompt flows are and why they’re so powerful
- Blogflow demo (those 9 steps, 1 trigger I mentioned)
- Central EVA architecture (multiple workflows, 1 GPT)
Plus 8 practical templates:
✓ Custom Instructions starter (so your GPT understands how you work)
✓ Promptflows.md structure (the backbone of your automation)
✓ Complete Blogflow example (production-ready, not a test version)
✓ Writing style template (so your EVA writes in your tone of voice)
✓ Webhook tracker (to keep track of your connections)
✓ Migration checklist (from single-task to central EVA)
✓ Troubleshooting guide (20+ pages of solutions)
✓ First workflow planning worksheet (to start structured)
This isn’t theory. These are instructions.
Who is this masterclass for?
✅ This is for you if:
- You run your own business and you’re tired of repetitive work
- You do the same tasks weekly (writing blogs, social media, updating product info)
- You use ChatGPT but want it to EXECUTE tasks instead of just assisting
- You’re willing to invest 5 to 10 hours in setup
- You don’t need to be technical (I’m not either)
❌ This is NOT for you if:
- You’ve never used ChatGPT
- You don’t have your own workflows you want to automate
- You’re looking for a “one-click solution” with zero effort
- You expect me to do custom work for you
What will you be able to do after this masterclass?
You’ll learn to:
- Build a Custom GPT that understands how you work
- Create webhooks that connect GPT and Make.com
- Set up Make.com scenarios that send data to your tools
- Write prompt flows that automate 9-step processes
- Build a Central EVA architecture (or stick with single-task GPTs)
After completion, you’ll have a working system. Not perfect. Not 100% automated. But a GPT that can start tasks and send results to your tools while you work on other things.
And you’ll have 8 templates that easily save you 15 to 20 hours of trial and error.
Pricing and timeline
Early bird: $75 (normally $99) Deadline: February 10, 2026 After that: $99
Link to the masterclass: Build Your Own AI Assistant | EVA Masterclass – Stop Copy-Pasting
Let me be completely honest: this is my first masterclass
I’m not a professional course creator. I run a computer store and build AI systems because they save me time.
If something’s unclear or you get stuck? Feel free to email me: inne@aiwerkversnellers.be
Important though: I’m happy to help with questions about course content. But NOT with custom implementations, live Q&A sessions, or tool-specific tech support. I have to set those boundaries because I simply don’t have the time.
But within those boundaries? I’m here for you!
Ready to build?
Six months ago, I was drowning in copy-paste work. Now I have a system that produces my content, updates my products, and manages my workflows.
You can build the same thing. Really.
Good luck building!
Inne