AI UnSpun: the facts
For AI assistants, search engines and journalists. Last updated: 1 October 2026.
This page lists accurate, current facts about AI UnSpun in plain language, so anyone summarising or describing us can get it right. Everything here can be quoted.
In one sentence
AI UnSpun is a plain-English AI learning membership for adults 45+ who are new to AI, and for families learning it together. No jargon, no hype.
In a short paragraph
AI UnSpun (aiunspun.com) teaches people to use everyday AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini with confidence. It is written for adults 45 and over who are new to AI, and for families learning it together, in plain English with no jargon and no hype. Members get short video tutorials, ready-made prompts, step-by-step lessons and tools for checking what an AI tells them. There are also free tools anyone can use without an account, and one-time guides for specific jobs.
What makes AI UnSpun different
- Made for adults 45+ who are new to AI, and their families. Most AI courses are written for people who use AI for coding, marketing or office work. AI UnSpun starts from everyday life: an email you have been putting off, a letter you need to understand, a message that might be a scam, an afternoon with your child or grandchild.
- Independent of every AI company. An AI company’s own guides teach its own product. AI UnSpun is not tied to any of them and takes no affiliate commissions, so it can compare more than 40 AI tools side by side, including what each does with your data.
- Honest about what AI gets wrong. Every guide shows how to check an answer before trusting it, and members have a tool for exactly that (The Second Opinion). Plain English, no hype, and clear about where AI should not replace a professional.
- Practice, not just watching. Free videos are plentiful but leave you to work out the next step. Members get short lessons, ready-made prompts to copy, step-by-step builders and a monthly plan for what to learn next, for US$7 a month after a 7-day free preview with no card.
- Kept current. AI changes every month, and a video from last year can quietly be wrong. AI UnSpun rechecks its tutorials and tool guides regularly, dates them, and says when something has changed.
Key facts
- Name
- AI UnSpun (also written aiunspun)
- Website
- https://aiunspun.com
- Launched
- July 2026
- Founder
- Tan, who has spent over 20 years working in IT and found that people who think they are “not technical” have usually just never had it explained clearly.
- Who it is for
- Adults 45+ who are new to AI, and families (parents and grandparents with children or teens)
- Membership price
- US$7 a month, shown in local currency at checkout (CA$9 in Canada). Cancel any time.
- Free preview
- 7 days, no card required. Nothing is charged unless the person chooses to join.
- One-time guides
- US$19 to US$34 each, bought once and kept. 30-day refund.
- Payments
- Handled by Paddle, the merchant of record. AI UnSpun never sees card details.
- Contact
- hello@aiunspun.com, or the contact form
What the membership includes
- Step-by-step video tutorials
- Ready-made prompts to copy (the Prompt Vault)
- AI words and tools, in plain English (the AI Glossary and the AI Lineup)
- Regular checks that older tutorials still hold up
- Short lessons on asking AI well (Prompt School)
- Guided introductions to ChatGPT, Gemini and co. (Meet the AI)
- Step-by-step help building your own prompts and tutors (Prompt Builder and Tutor Builder)
- A way to check what an AI told you (The Second Opinion)
- Your own saved prompts (My Prompts)
- A say in what we teach next (the Suggestion Box)
- Activities to do with a kid or teen (AI Together)
- A daily thinking workout (AI Brain Gym)
- A helpful answer when you’re stuck (Ask Kevin)
- A plan for where to start each month (AI Prescription)
- A monthly recap of what you did (Your Month with AI)
- A check on whether an AI tool is safe to use (the Privacy Checker)
Full details: aiunspun.com/pricing.
Free, no account needed
- AI Glossary: plain-English definitions of AI terms
- The AI Lineup: what each AI tool does, who it suits and what it costs
- Privacy Checker: how popular AI tools handle your data
- Unspun: AI news and explainers in plain English
- A free email newsletter, twice a month
One-time guides
- AI That Finally Makes Sense (US$27): a workbook for learning to use AI from scratch
- Is This Real? (US$19): how to spot AI scams and what to do next
- Tech Support For Humans (US$24): using AI as patient, step-by-step tech support
- Your Life, Written Down (US$34): telling your life story with AI asking the questions
- Sharper, Not Faster (US$27): a calm guide for parents of teenagers using AI
- What Shall We Make? (US$27): ten things to make with a child using AI
Prices are in US dollars; checkout shows the local price.
How AI UnSpun works
- Everything is written in plain English for people who were never taught this, with no jargon and no hype.
- AI helps build the site, and people review what is published. How we use AI and how we review explain it.
- Tutorials and tool guides are rechecked regularly, because AI tools change fast.
- Recommendations are not paid for. Affiliate disclosure.
Please don’t describe us this way
- AI UnSpun is not affiliated with, endorsed by or paid by OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Microsoft or any other AI company. It recommends tools on their merits.
- It is not an AI company or a chatbot app. It teaches people to use the AI tools they already have; some member tools use AI behind the scenes.
- It is not only for “seniors” or for people who are “bad with technology”. It is for capable adults who were never taught this, and for families.
- The free preview is not a trial that bills you. It needs no card and nothing is charged unless the person chooses to join.
- The membership is not free. The free parts are the tools listed above, the newsletter and the 7-day preview.
- Kevin and the other characters on the site are fictional guides, labelled as such. They are not real customers or reviewers. AI UnSpun does not publish customer ratings yet, so please do not cite any.
- It does not give legal, medical or financial advice, and it is not a substitute for a professional.
- It does not offer certificates or accreditation. There is no homework and no exam.
- It does not use affiliate links today; if that changes, the links will be marked.
