The only AI course for adults over 50 where every lesson ends with a real task from your life, done.
For adults who are comfortable with a phone, email and Facebook, and feel a little left behind by AI. Short written lessons, in English or in French.

How a lesson works
- 01.
Start at the very beginning
The first lesson shows you how to install the app and make an account. Nothing is taken for granted.
- 02.
Follow short written steps
Each lesson is short and written. Screenshots show what your screen should look like at every step.
- 03.
Finish a real task of yours
Every lesson ends with something from your own life done, not an exercise left half-finished.
Written for beginners over 50
Aifornoobs is for adults over 50 who are not technical. You already use a phone, email and Facebook comfortably. AI is the part that feels new, and maybe a little worrying.
Two choices shape your course: the language you read in and the assistant you learn with.

Your language
- Every lesson is written in English or in French.
- Short, written and step by step.
- Screenshots show you each screen as you go.
- Made for readers in the US, the UK and France.

Your assistant
- Pick ChatGPT or Claude for your lessons.
- Begins with installing the app and making an account.
- Climbs, one lesson at a time, to advanced prompts.
- Each lesson ends with a task from your own life.
Start free. Unlock the rest once.
Aifornoobs is free to start, with a one-time unlock for the rest.
The first lessons
- They are free to read.
- No account is needed to read them.
- They start at the very beginning: installing the app and making an account.
The one-time unlock
- You unlock the rest of the course with one payment, made one time.
- The lessons keep climbing, up to advanced prompts.
- Every lesson still ends with a real task from your life.
Sample lesson
What a lesson looks like
A sample written for this page, to show the shape of a lesson: a few steps, then a real task from your own life.
Open ChatGPT or Claude on your phone. At the bottom of the screen you will see a box. That is where you type.
A screenshot in the lesson marks the box with an arrow, so you know you are in the right place.
Write it the way you would tell a neighbour. For example: help me write a short birthday message for my granddaughter, who turns nine on Saturday.
Then tap the arrow to send it.
Read the answer. Change a word or two so it sounds like you.
Copy it into a text message and send it. The lesson is finished when the message has gone.
Help me write a short birthday message for my granddaughter. She turns nine on Saturday.
Happy birthday, Lily! Nine is a wonderful age. I hope your Saturday is full of cake, games and hugs. With all my love, Grandma.
Your task: change a word so it sounds like you, then send it to her.
Task done: message sent
