Zapro × OnHand

AI keys, step by step

Two quick signups — same idea as Twilio: the accounts are Zapro's, and you send David one key from each. Both are pay-per-use: no monthly fee, and normal OnHand use costs pennies. Checkmarks save as you go.

Before you start: sign up for both with your business email, shia@zaprony.com — both sites have a "Continue with Google" button, so you can just use your Google login and skip making a password. And a rule for both keys: each key is shown only once, and it's a password — copy it right away, and send it to David by password-manager share or in person, never regular email or text.

1 · Anthropic — the brain

Claude reads your WhatsApp messages ("used 3 cameras on the Smith job") and works out what you meant before OnHand touches the inventory.

1 · Create the account.Go to console.anthropic.com → Continue with Google → pick shia@zaprony.com → if it asks, organization name: Zapro LLC.

2 · Add a card and starting credit.Left menu (or Settings) → Billing → add your credit card → buy the smallest credit it offers (usually $5). Turn auto-reload on so it tops itself up.

3 · Create the key.Left menu → API Keys → Create Key → name it OnHand → Create → copy it now — it shows only once. It starts with sk-ant-.

4 · Send it to David — securely.Password-manager share or in person. Not regular email, not a normal text.

2 · OpenAI — the voice

OpenAI turns your voice notes into text and OnHand's answers back into a spoken voice note.

1 · Create the account.Go to platform.openai.com → Sign up → Continue with Google → pick shia@zaprony.com → verify your cell number if it asks.

2 · Add a card and starting credit.Top-right gear (Settings) → Billing → Add payment method → add your card → buy the smallest credit (usually $5–$10). Turn auto-recharge on.

3 · Create the key.Settings → API keys → Create new secret key → name it OnHand → Create → copy it now — it shows only once. It starts with sk-.

4 · Send it to David — securely.Same rule: password-manager share or in person.

The other slots

OnHand's settings also have spots for Gemini and Grok keys — skip those. They're spare slots for the future; we'll walk you through them if we ever turn them on.

That's it — two keys, sent securely. David plugs them into OnHand's locked settings and the AI side switches on. If any screen looks different than described, send a voice note through the widget and we'll sort it out.