Hey, I'm Court. 20+ years in marketing, 10+ in the tech industry. I'm on a mission to educate 10,000 women on how to use AI to improve their work and lives, safely and ethically. Because this is a conversation we can't afford to not be part of.
One genuinely useful thing every week. A prompt, a shortcut, a thing I just figured out. And only the news you should know. Short enough to read between meetings and good enough to use the same day.
You've probably dabbled. Tried ChatGPT, tinkered in Claude, downloaded a random prompt pack somewhere. But it still doesn't feel genuinely useful.
That's not a you problem. That's a design problem. The entry point was never made with your life in mind. Juggling work, kids, a business, family, remembering to floss, eat your protein and all the other things.
AI for Women cuts through the noise and shows you exactly how to use AI to get sh*t done and get ahead, without any of the noise you don't need to worry about.
Fast, focused, and made for a real schedule. No fluff. No filler. No tutorials that assume you have eight hours and nothing else on.
Women are still largely absent from the rooms where AI is being built. AI learns from what we feed it. If our voices aren't in it, our perspective isn't either.
We don't just need women using AI. We need women training it, building with it, shaping it.
As a mum of 3 girls, I think about the future they'll grow up in and who's shaping it for them. The AI gender gap is already real, and it's getting wider. This needs to change. Women need to be part of these conversations, and shaping the technology the next generation will rely on.
Context window, hallucination, MCP, RAG, agents. Every term you keep seeing, explained without the jargon.
The low-stakes, high-relief prompts for the everyday stuff nobody hands you a manual for.
Offload the mental load. Meals, schedules and the seventeen things in your head, organised in minutes.