AI For Life
AI For Life Club

Learning AI together, one step at a time.

AI For Life is a club for people who want to understand AI and actually use it in school, work and everyday life. We share what we are trying, swap tips, and help each other get started. No experience needed.

Header video: made with FLUX 3 and shared by Brunson Smith.

What we do

Learn together

We talk through new AI tools and ideas in plain language, so nobody has to figure it out alone.

Try things out

We test tools on real projects, then share what worked, what did not, and the prompts behind it.

Share what we find

Good finds go in the club chat and on this site, so everyone can use them and add their own.

This site is our shared notebook: guides to the tools we have covered, a glossary of the words you will hear, and a roadmap for getting started.

How to use this site

1. Pick a tool

Each page explains what it is, why it matters, and gives you steps to start today.

2. Copy a prompt

Every guide has a starter prompt or code snippet you can copy in one click.

3. Learn the words

The glossary covers terms like API, CLI, MCP and the C-suite titles (CEO, CIO, CCO).

Watch the tour

A 55-second look at every tool, what it is for, and what it costs. Each tool page also has its own quick demo.

Silent slideshow-style tour. The opening clip was shared by Brunson Smith.

Tools we have covered so far

Grouped by what you want to get done. Each guide ends with a business use case.

A simple workflow

  1. DictateSpeak your idea into Eloquent
  2. GenerateMake clips in FLUX 3 or Higgsfield
  3. EditCut and caption in CapCut
  4. PublishPost and track what works

Business toolkit

Practical pages that go beyond any single tool.

Share this site

QR code that opens the AI For Life site

Scan the code, or send the link. No account and nothing to install.

Add to home screen

See how this site is built

Everything on this site lives in a public GitHub repository. Anyone can look behind the scenes, no account needed.

New to GitHub? Read the GitHub guide first.

Add to the site

This site belongs to everyone in the club. Add a tool guide, a prompt, a project or a meeting note. The Start here page shows how, and you can also suggest an idea.