A club for the promptly confused

Confused about AI? Same.

Promptly Confused is a social-first learning page. We are two friends and avid experimenters, explaining AI for fellow non-techies.

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What we talk about

Small, useful AI lessons for your life and work. You finish every video knowing one more thing than when you started!

Explain Like I'm 25

The AI tools (and words) everyone pretends to understand, finally explained.

Bad Prompt vs Good Prompt

Same tasks with two different prompts. What happens?

Testing Shiny Objects (Sometimes)

Testing the new shiny object so you don’t need to.

Two friends who enjoy storytelling :)

We like AI. We’re scared of AI. We think it can greatly help. We know it can greatly hurt. So we decided,

Soundarya Balasubramani

Soundarya Balasubramani

San Francisco, U.S.

A Notion-addicted, execution-junkie, novel-writing creator.

Soundarya is the author of three books, former product manager at Salesforce, and a creator with 450,000+ followers across platforms. She can spot a typo from a mile away, and writes prompts so specific they make engineers nervous.

Mahantesh NG

Mahantesh NG

Bangalore, India

An optimistic, tech-junkie-nerd, visual-thinking storyteller.

Mahantesh is the founder of Stixe Studio and a designer at heart who’s spent years building brands and websites. Whenever he doesn't want to pay for an AI tool, he builds his own (not kidding).

Our experiments

A page for the things we try.

Short articles, each with a prompt you can steal. Open the page when you want to see what’s up.

Open experiments

Confused? Tell us.

Tell us what you’re most confused (or overwhelmed) by. We may just cover that in the next video!

So we can tell you if we answer it.

Every expert was once promptly confused.

We keep the confusion honest, the posts short, and the wins real.

@promptlyconfused.club

Make your feed a little smarter.

Follow along for bite-size AI lessons that fit between everything else you scroll past. Questions in the comments are always welcome.