About

One person. Forty tools. Three worth your time.

The name is a joke at the expense of hype. The site is built to keep that promise.

Who

MyAiForThat is one person. Not a company, no team, no editorial board. I use AI tools on real work, and I have since before they were interesting to anyone else. If a course here is wrong, it is my mistake, and the fix comes from me.

What this is

A YouTube channel first, this site second. The videos are free. The courses, guides and kits are the parts that took long enough to make that I charge for them: the full path instead of the ten-minute version, the prompts that survived a month of daily use, the setup I would hand a friend.

Every product names the tool, the version, the price and the limit. If a price changed since filming, the pinned note says so. Links are unaffiliated unless marked.

How I decide

Every tool gets used on real work before it gets a lesson. Most do not make it. The ones that do are here because they did something I could not do before, or did it in a tenth of the time, or cost a tenth of the price. “Interesting” is not a reason.

What I will not do

• Call anything a game-changer.
• Recommend a tool I have not run for at least two weeks.
• Take money to say something works.
• Hide the catch. It goes in the first minute of the video and the first paragraph of the page.

The four tiers

Everything here sits in one of four tiers, and each builds on the last.

• Learn — what the tools are and what they are not.
• Use — results from tools that already exist.
• Build — make your own: agents, automations, code.
• Earn — charge for it, or get hired for it.

Pick the one you are stuck on. Browse the topics.

Refunds

30 days, no questions. If it was not worth it, say so and the money comes back. That rule has cost me very little, which tells me the bar is about right.

Contact

support@gray-mink-381288.hostingersite.com. One inbox, read by me. Replies take a day or two, longer when a video is in edit.

Not on the list of things I answer: “which tool should I use” without saying what for. Tell me the job and I will tell you the tool.