AI Exeter
For people, teams, and local businesses
Through AI Exeter, I help people, teams, and local businesses understand AI in plain English, try it on real work, and decide where it can make everyday tasks clearer, safer, or easier.
What I offer
AI Exeter is how I help people who are curious, overwhelmed, or sitting on a real task they want to understand better. I slow AI down until the tool, the risks, and the next useful step make sense.
The first step is a free 30-minute AI conversation. I ask what you want to learn, try, or solve, then I work through the practical side with you without turning it into a technical class.
My work can include explanation, coaching, team training, workflow automation, internal tools, websites, apps, and custom software. The point is not to use AI everywhere; it is to make the next step clearer.
How I work with you
- 01Bring something real
Start with an actual question, workflow, confusing tool, business process, or task you keep postponing.
- 02Translate the AI side
I explain what the tool is good at, where it makes mistakes, what information is safe to share, and when a simpler approach is better.
- 03Try it on real work
Then I try AI with your actual task: drafting, research, summaries, planning, workflow automation, or a custom tool when off-the-shelf software does not fit.
- 04Leave with a next step
You may leave with a reusable prompt, a clearer workflow, a team training idea, a small automation, or a decision to ignore AI for that task.
Where I can help
Learning the basics
- what AI is and is not
- how prompts work
- what not to share
- everyday tool confidence
Individual productivity
- organizing notes
- planning projects
- summarizing research
- writing clearer emails
Small business work
- customer follow-up
- scheduling support
- quote drafts
- internal knowledge search
Team training
- shared AI guidelines
- hands-on workshops
- prompt libraries
- role-specific examples
Writing and communication
- drafting documents
- editing tone
- meeting summaries
- customer-friendly explanations
Data and decisions
- finding patterns
- cleaning spreadsheets
- building reports
- plain-language numbers
Automation and tools
- connecting existing apps
- reducing repeated steps
- internal workflows
- custom software
Responsible AI use
- privacy boundaries
- human review habits
- accuracy checks
- knowing when not to use AI
Useful answers
Do I need to understand AI before reaching out?
No. You can start with basic questions, a confusing tool, or one task you want help with.
Is this only for businesses?
No. I work with individuals, teams, and businesses. Sometimes the goal is learning; sometimes it is saving time or building something useful.
Do you build tools too?
Yes. Depending on what is actually useful, help may include AI coaching, team training, workflow automation, internal tools, websites, apps, and custom software.