Why Everyday AI Tuts exists.
Most AI content stops at the point where you actually need help. This one keeps going.
There are thousands of AI tools now, and almost every article about them ends at the moment it gets useful — right where you open the thing and have no idea what to type.
Everyday AI Tuts covers both halves. The reviews tell you whether a tool is worth its subscription, with the price in front of you. The tutorials then show you what to do with it: the workflow, the settings, the prompts and the parts that go wrong. You finish with something real rather than a list of features you have read about. We currently cover 55 tools across video, text, image, audio and music, and code.
(how we work)
We check the price
Prices come from the vendor's live pricing page, and each tool card shows the date they were last checked.
We work out the fine print
Credits, per-minute billing and free-plan limits get done as arithmetic, so you see what a finished result costs.
We say who should skip it
Every verdict names who a tool is not for. On alternatives pages, each weakness names the tool that fixes it.
We write down every step
A tutorial is finished when someone else can follow it from the top and reach the same result, including the settings that are easy to miss.
(what a score means)
Output quality
Does the work it produces actually hold up, or does it need rewriting from scratch every time?
Value for money
Measured against what a $20/month general assistant already does for free.
Ease of use
How long from signing up to getting something genuinely useful out of it.
Trust & support
Data handling, billing transparency, and whether support answers when something breaks.
(independence)
Tools covered
55
Across six categories
Tutorials published
11
Step by step, start to finish
Reviews published
52
Revisited as tools change
Paid placements
0
Rankings are not for sale
How we make money
Through affiliate commissions. If you buy a tool through one of our links, the vendor pays us and you pay the same price you would have anyway. Commissions never affect a score, a ranking or which tool a tutorial is built around, and plenty of the tools we rate highest pay us nothing. Read the full disclosure.
Who writes this
A team of four, each covering the tools in their own focus area — text and productivity, video and voice, image and design, and the verification pass that keeps published steps matching today’s interfaces. Every article carries the byline of whoever’s remit it falls in.
A step does not work any more?
It happens — vendors move buttons and change pricing constantly, and a tutorial written in March can be wrong by June. If you hit a step that no longer matches what you see, tell us and we will re-run it, fix it and note the update.
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