Guides
Step-by-step AI tutorials for non-technical users. Learn how to use tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to save time and simplify everyday tasks. No assumptions about your tech level.
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How to Use ChatGPT for Personal Finance: A Beginner’s Guide to AI Budgeting
Learn how to use ChatGPT for personal finance with practical prompts for budgeting, debt payoff, and savings goals. A beginner-friendly guide to AI money management.
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AI Email Management for Beginners: How to Finally Get Your Inbox Under Control
Gemini and Copilot help write emails but can’t manage your inbox. Learn which AI tools actually sort, filter, and clean up your email automatically.
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AI Video Creation Without a Camera: How to Make Professional Videos Using AI
Want to create videos but hate being on camera? AI video generators like Synthesia, HeyGen, and Runway let you make professional content without filming anything.…
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AI Calendar Scheduling for Beginners: How I Finally Stopped Playing Email Tag
Tired of the endless “does Tuesday work?” emails? I was too. Here’s what I learned about AI calendar scheduling after testing tools like Reclaim, Motion,…
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AI Writing Assistant for Beginners: How to Actually Get Started Without the Overwhelm
I already use AI writing assistants for grammar and improving my writing. This guide explores what else these tools can do, and what beginners should…
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AI Powered Meal Planning: What’s Actually Working for People
I wanted AI to handle my dietary restrictions (more protein) and generate a week of meals with grocery lists. Here’s what I found researching AI…
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AI Shopping Assistant: Your Complete Guide to Smarter Online Shopping
Shopping online is hard when you’re actually comparing products. Google Shopping doesn’t cut it. Chrome extensions help, but AI with large context windows does it…
About
Moses Smith
Editor in Chief
I started Everyday AI because I was tired of AI content written for engineers. This blog is for regular people who want practical ways to use AI without the jargon. No hype, just stuff that actually works.