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It’s a weekly club for learning AI. Every Sunday, members get one easy lesson by email. The lesson includes plain-English news, a project that saves money or time, and a scam watch.
The first month is free. After that it’s $5/month, and you can cancel anytime. Our beginner guides are always free.
No. If you can send an email or a text message, you have the skills you need.
When you join, you choose a few interests. Each Sunday Issue includes prompts picked for them. You can change your interests any time.
The Free Sunday Tip is one short tip each week, and it costs nothing. The Sunday Issue is the full weekly lesson, with news, a project, a tool of the week, prompts picked for you and a scam watch.
They’re printable sets of fill-in-the-blank prompts. You buy them once, with no subscription: $2.99 per topic or $7.99 for the Complete Workbook. See Club Workbooks.
Use the “Manage subscription” link at the bottom of any issue. It takes a few clicks, and you’ll keep access until the end of the month you’ve paid for.
Yes. Payments are handled by Stripe, which uses bank-level security. Sunday Tech Club never sees or stores your card details.
No, never. We use it only to send what you signed up for.
No. Sponsor mentions are always labeled "Sponsored", and sponsors have no say in our reviews or safety advice. See our sponsor policy.
Usually not. Most popular AI tools have a free version that’s plenty for beginners. See which AI app to use.
Generally yes, if you use an official app and follow a few habits: keep passwords, ID numbers and account details out, don’t share other people’s private information, and double-check anything important.
AI predicts likely answers rather than looking facts up in a reliable database. It can sound confident and still be wrong, so check anything that matters.
Be suspicious of urgent messages asking for money, gift cards or codes, even if the voice or writing seems familiar. Hang up or stop replying, then contact the person or company through a number or site you already trust. A family code word helps.
Email [email protected]. A real person reads every message.
Still unsure? Start with the ten-minute basics or print the cheat sheet. This site offers general information, not professional advice.
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