About AITellar
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AITellar exists because the useful half of what AI can do for an ordinary week is buried under the half that gets written about.
We are not an AI news site. We do not cover model releases, funding rounds, or what any of it means for the future of work. We write about deciding what is for dinner, getting the house back under control on a Sunday, and making a budget you will still be using in March.
How we test
Every prompt that carries a tested date has been run before it was published. Not skimmed, not adapted from somewhere else — run, on the free tier of the tool we name, with the kind of messy input a real week produces.
A prompt with no date under it has not been run yet. It has been written and checked by a person, and it is published because it is useful, but nobody has sat down and put it through the tool. We would rather leave that line blank than print a month we have not earned — so an empty space under a prompt is not an oversight, it is the honest answer, and it gets filled in as we work through them.
Tested prompts carry the month they were last verified. That date is not decoration: these tools change underneath us, and a prompt that worked in March can produce something useless in September. When one stops working we fix it here rather than leaving you to discover it.
If a prompt does not work for you, telling us is genuinely useful. It is the only way we find out.
What we will not do
- Publish an income claim, or imply one
- Invent a reader quote, a review, or a result
- Recommend a tool we have not used because the commission is good
- Write a guide that needs a paid subscription to follow, without saying so before you start
- Ask you to install something to read a page
How this is paid for
Three ways, in the order they matter: the digital kits we sell, affiliate links to tools we actually use, and — later, and only on article pages — advertising. Every affiliate link is disclosed above the first one on the page, every time. The full policy is on the affiliate disclosure page.
Nothing on this site is behind a paywall, and the free printable library is not a trial.
We also use AI in making this site, and we are specific about how. That is its own page: the AI content policy.