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AI Academy for Moms: A Free Course From Your First Chat to Selling What You Build

A free AI course for moms, built on Claude and Grok. Start with your first chat, use AI for the mom load, then make and sell your own printables, planners and simple apps.

You don’t need to be techy. You don’t need to understand how any of it works. If you can send a text message, you can do this course.

We start at zero: what AI even is, and how to have your first conversation with it. By the end, you’ll be making things with it: printables, planners, kids’ worksheets, little helper apps. Things your family can use, and things you can sell.

The whole course runs on two AI helpers: Claude (made by Anthropic) and Grok (made by xAI), plus Grok Bot, Grok’s optional paid helper that can do jobs for you on a schedule. Claude and Grok both have free plans, and every lesson works without paying. A free alternative is shown wherever a paid feature comes up.

How each lesson works: read it in about ten minutes, then do the “Try it tonight” box at the bottom. One small thing, done for real, beats a whole course you only read.

Not sure where to start?Take the 2-minute AI check and get told exactly where to begin.Pick your pathMom at home, working mom, or building a business. Three routes through the course.Follow the 8-week planA week-by-week checklist through the whole course. Tick boxes save as you go.Just want prompts?40 copy-and-paste prompts for meals, school, messages, money and more.

Module 1: Start here

Drawing of a laptop with two chat bubbles labelled Claude and Grok, a coffee mug, a seedling and a little chickClaudeGrok

What AI is, which helper does what, and your first real conversation.

  1. What AI actually is (in plain words)
  2. Claude and Grok: which one does what
  3. Your first conversation: set up both, free
  4. How to ask so you get a good answer
  5. Staying safe: your kids, your privacy, and when AI is wrong
  6. Module 1 quiz: check what you learned

Module 2: AI for the mom load

Drawing of a family calendar, a grocery checklist, a lunchbox and a chat bubble with a check mark

Hand off the thinking jobs that eat your evenings.

  1. Meal plans and grocery lists from what’s already in your fridge
  2. The family calendar, the carpool and the week ahead
  3. Homeschool and homework help that teaches instead of cheats
  4. School emails, forms, permission slips and the hard messages
  5. The household budget, without a spreadsheet headache
  6. Module 2 quiz

Module 3: Getting good at it

Drawing of project folders, a phone with a microphone, a magnifying glass and a small robot with a clock

Stop starting from scratch every time.

  1. Projects: give Claude and Grok a memory for each part of your life
  2. Photos, files and screenshots: let AI read what you show it
  3. Talk instead of type: voice mode while you cook or fold laundry
  4. Research with Grok, double-check with Claude
  5. Your first Grok Bot: a helper that does a job for you every week
  6. Module 3 quiz

Module 4: Making things

Drawing of a printer printing a chore chart, crayons, a gold star sticker and a picture frame

From “answer my question” to “make me something.”

  1. Printables: chore charts, checklists and planners
  2. Worksheets, flashcards and quizzes for your kids
  3. Pictures and party graphics with Grok Imagine
  4. Little tools in Claude: a chore tracker, a reward chart, a recipe scaler
  5. Making it look good: colors, fonts and your own style
  6. Module 4 quiz

Module 5: Building products

Drawing of a lightbulb, a phone showing app blocks, a wrench and a wrapped gift box

Turn the things you made for your family into things other moms want.

  1. Find the idea: the problem you’ve already solved at home
  2. Check there’s demand before you build
  3. Build a digital product: a printable bundle or planner
  4. Build a simple app with Claude and Grok
  5. Test it with real moms and fix what they trip on
  6. Module 5 quiz

Module 6: Selling what you build

Drawing of a market stall with a striped awning, products on the counter, a price tag, a stack of coins and a shopping bag$9

Get paid for it, honestly.

  1. Where to sell: shops, marketplaces and your own site
  2. Pricing without guessing
  3. Listings, photos and product descriptions with AI
  4. Telling the truth: copyright, AI disclosure and what you can’t sell
  5. Your first ten sales, and what to do next
  6. Final quiz

Tools and extras

Free tools that work alongside the lessons. Use them any time.

Prompt library40 copy-and-paste prompts for Claude and Grok.Family profile builderTeach Claude and Grok about your family once.Free printablesMeal planner, chore chart and budget planner.Connect Gmail and CalendarLet AI read your week and draft the replies.Kids and AIWhat to say at each age, plus printable family rules.When not to use AIAvoid AI fatigue and use it for you, too.2-minute AI checkFind out where to start.Learning pathsThree routes through the course.Your first 8 weeks with AIA week-by-week checklist that saves your progress.AI words, explainedA plain-English glossary.

Bonus lessons

Plan a family tripGrok finds it, Claude plans it, you check it.Parties and playdatesTheme, schedule, food and invites.Social media for your shopA month of posts in your own voice.

Ready? Start with lesson one. It takes ten minutes and you don’t need an account yet.

Start Module 1 →

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