You're not behind.
You were never shown.
Paste a lesson into ChatGPT. It becomes your tutor. One step at a time, on your own work.
The real problem
Nobody ever sat down and showed you.
You've already met ChatGPT. That was never the problem. The problem is that everything written about it is written by people who already understand it — so you typed something, got a bland answer back, and quietly closed the tab. That isn't you failing. It's a teaching problem, and it's the only one we're trying to solve.
No manual arrived
Everyone says it changes everything. Nobody says what to do with it on a Tuesday morning.
Written for somebody else
Three minutes into most tutorials you have hit five words nobody explained, and you feel worse than when you started.
The quiet worry
That you're falling behind at work, in your business, or just in the conversation at dinner.
How this is different
Most courses show you. This one sits with you.
Every other AI course is a video of someone else using AI. You watch their screen, following their example. At the end you have notes — and the first time you try it on your own work, you're alone again.
Watching a course
- Someone else's screen
- Someone else's example
- It never knows you got stuck
- You finish with notes
Learning inside the tool
- The tutor is in ChatGPT with you
- Your real task, in your own words
- It stops and asks what happened
- You finish with the thing done
Copy the lesson
A few lines of plain text. Nothing to download, nothing to install.
Paste it in
Into ChatGPT, Claude Code, Copilot — whichever tool the lesson is about.
It becomes your tutor
One step. Then it stops and waits for you. It will not run ahead.
Any one — it doesn't have to be good.
STOP: Did that come back sounding
like you, or too formal?
You Too formal
Tutor Good — that's the useful answer.
Let's fix the one thing making it stiff…
That STOP is the whole difference. It will not move on until you answer — and “it didn't work” is always one of the answers.
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The ten-minute starter kit
Six short lessons you paste straight into ChatGPT. Each one turns it into a tutor that walks you through a real task, waits for your answer, and fixes it when it goes wrong. Free for good — and it works on the free plan.
- Your first win, in ten minutesOne guided walkthrough, start to finish, before the kettle boils.
- The one-page asking sheetFour things to include in any request. Print it. Stop getting mush back.
- Which tool for whatA straight answer on what to open for which job, with no marketing.
- 25 copy-and-paste startersReal requests for real jobs. Use as-is, then make them yours.
- The only 20 words worth knowingEverything else is jargon you can safely ignore forever.
- One short lesson a weekTen minutes, one skill, no homework. Read it or skip it.
Send me the kit
Enter your email and it lands in your inbox in a minute or two.
What you learn
Four skills, then you're dangerous
Asking properly
The handful of habits that turn vague, generic answers into genuinely good ones. This single lesson fixes most people's frustration on the spot.
Knowing what to open
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot. Different tools are good at different jobs — learn the shape of each so you stop using a hammer on a screw.
Thinking in steps
The real gains come from handing over a whole repeating task, not asking one question. Learn to break work into pieces AI can carry for you.
Checking the work
AI states wrong things with total confidence. Learn the ten-second checks, what never to paste in, and when to trust your own judgement instead.
Not for you if you write code for a living, or you already know how these tools work under the hood. That's a different website.
The courses
Two are being built. Two are queued.
ChatGPT
Six short lessons. One real win in your first ten minutes, then how to ask properly — and how to spot it being wrong.
Claude Code
The deep one. Set it up without the scary black screen, then build something real. Forty lessons.
Copilot
The one that lives inside Word, Excel and Outlook — where most people already work.
Perplexity
For when you need an answer you can actually check, with sources.
Free guides
- How to install Claude Code Five minutes, no terminal needed. The desktop app route nobody leads with.
- ChatGPT for nonprofits Donor thank-yous, grant drafts, and the one thing you must never paste in.
Want one of the queued two first? Get the starter kit and reply to the first email telling us which. We build in the order people ask.
What we promise
Plain English, or we write it again.
No hype
If a tool is overrated, we say so. If a paid plan isn't worth it for you, we say that too. There's enough breathless noise already.
Nothing gets skipped
Every step gets shown. Nothing is “obvious.” You'll never hit a sentence that quietly assumes you already know something.
No turning you into a techie
The goal is that you finish your work faster and go live your life. You will never be asked to write a line of code.
Questions
What is easyai?
easyai teaches non-technical people how to use AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude Code, Copilot and Perplexity. Instead of watching videos, you paste a short lesson into the tool itself and it walks you through a real task, one step at a time. The lessons are free and work on the free plans.
How does a lesson actually work?
You copy a few lines of text and paste them into ChatGPT. That turns it into a tutor for that one lesson: it gives you a step, waits while you do it, asks what happened, and adapts to your answer. Nothing to install, and nothing to log into except the tool itself.
What if it starts running ahead of me?
Every lesson ships with one line you can paste to put it back: “Go back to being the tutor. One step at a time. I was on step 3.” We test each lesson for exactly that before it goes out.
Do I have to pay for an AI tool to follow along?
No. Everything in the starter kit works on the free versions. If a paid plan is ever genuinely worth it, we'll say so plainly and explain exactly what it buys you.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Everything happens in your web browser — the same place you check email. No downloads, no setup, nothing to break.
What if I'm really, really not a computer person?
Then you're exactly who this was built for. If you can type a text message, you can do this. We assume nothing and skip no steps.
Won't this be out of date in six months?
The buttons move; the skills don't. We teach how to think about working with AI, so when the tools change — and they will — you adapt in an afternoon instead of starting over.
Am I too late to start?
No. Most people are further behind than they admit, and the gap between "never tried it" and "genuinely useful" is about a fortnight of ten-minute lessons.
Will my email get sold or spammed?
No. One lesson a week, and the occasional note when something genuinely matters. One click to leave, and we won't chase you.
Ten minutes from now, you could have your first win
Get the starter kit. That's the whole commitment.