5 AI Prompts That Will Save You 5 Hours This Week
Five prompts for the jobs that eat your week: dinner, the family calendar, the email you've been avoiding.
- ✓Meal plan + grocery list
- ✓A week organized before Monday
- ✓Emails drafted in minutes
From dinner plans and school schedules to work projects and everything in between, I'll show you how to use AI in ways that actually make your life easier.
Created by Mel. Mom of two. 20+ years in marketing. Big believer in making technology useful.

The point of view
There's a new tool, update, or AI trick every time you open Instagram. Most of us don't have hours to figure out what's useful.
That's where I come in. I try the tools, figure out what works, and show you how to use them in real life. Plainly, and without the hype.
What AI can actually do for you
The everyday problem
It's Sunday night and nobody knows what's for dinner this week.
What you type
"Plan 5 weeknight dinners for a family of 4. One kid won't eat anything green. 30 minutes max. Give me a grocery list grouped by store section."
The kind of answer you get
Example for illustration. Real answers vary, and you can always ask for changes.
The course
Ten short modules that take you from wondering what AI can do to actually using it in your everyday life.

No technical background. No complicated setup. Just practical lessons and prompts you can start using right away.
One-time payment
$27
A 39-page downloadable PDF guide. Download it right after checkout, keep it forever, read it on any device or print it.
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Meet Mel
I've spent more than 20 years in marketing, where learning new tools and figuring out better ways to work has always been part of the job.
But somewhere along the way, I realized some of the most useful things I was doing with AI had nothing to do with marketing. They were helping me manage the everyday things that come with being a mom.
Planning. Researching. Organizing. Writing. Making decisions when my brain was already full.
That's why I created Simple AI Mom. Because you shouldn't need a technical background or hours of free time to make these tools work for you.
Free resources
The easiest way to understand AI is to actually use it. Start with a few prompts that solve real problems.
Five prompts for the jobs that eat your week: dinner, the family calendar, the email you've been avoiding.
One page that explains which tool to open, how to ask a good question, and what to try first.
AI is changing quickly, and there's always something new to learn. I'm exploring a space for women who want to use these tools in real life, share what's working, ask questions, and keep learning together.
Less tech overwhelm. More useful ideas. A community of women figuring out what's next.
Nothing to buy. Join the interest list and you'll hear first when there's something to share.
Read more about the idea →This isn't a course about coding, building advanced AI agents, or becoming a developer. It's about getting comfortable with the tools and learning how to use them well.
FAQ
Yes. Module 1 starts with opening the app and typing your first question. Nothing assumes you already know the terms, and every new word is explained in plain English.
Start small. Learn what works. Use it when you need it. That's what Simple AI Mom is here for.