About Everyday AI Guide

What we do

Everyday AI Guide publishes plain-English guides on using AI tools for real-life tasks. We cover things like writing better emails, planning your week, studying more effectively, managing your budget, and organising a trip — all with practical, step-by-step guidance that assumes no technical knowledge.

We focus on what actually works in everyday life, not on the latest technical developments or hype. Our guides are for people who've heard about AI, maybe tried it once or twice, and want to understand how to use it more effectively for the things they already do.

Our approach

We write guides that are honest about what AI can and can't do. AI tools are genuinely useful for a lot of everyday tasks — but they also make mistakes, produce generic output if you don't guide them well, and shouldn't be trusted blindly for anything important.

We try to show both sides: here's how to get good results, and here's what to watch out for. We don't use made-up statistics or vague promises. If something works well in practice, we explain how. If it has limitations, we say so.

Who writes our guides

Our guides are written and reviewed by people who use AI tools regularly for real work — writing, research, planning, and communication. We test the prompts and approaches we recommend before publishing them.

Our editorial standards

We aim to publish guides that are accurate, useful, and free from jargon. We update guides when the tools they reference change significantly. If you spot an error or something that feels out of date, please let us know.

Some of our guides may include links to third-party tools and services. Where we earn a commission or benefit from a link, we will note it clearly. Our editorial judgement is not for sale — we recommend tools we've actually used and found useful.

Get in touch

If you have a question about one of our guides, a suggestion for a topic, or anything else, you can reach us through our contact page. We aim to respond within a few business days.