GUILLE | EVERYDAY AI@guillewithai ↗
AI for busy professionals

3 free AI tools to
simplify your day.

Get organized with less busywork. Use AI to turn scattered tasks, waiting messages and unfinished life admin into clear next steps.

Guillermo Jimenez, also known as Guille

I’m Guille.
I share how I use AI in everyday life, what works, and what I have to fix.

Get the 3 free AI tools ↗Book a free 15-minute call with Guille

Free reusable prompts and instructions. Enter your email to get the pack, then use it with your AI assistant.

01 · Your week

Turn scattered tasks into a realistic plan.

Give AI your messy list, fixed commitments and available time. Get priorities and small next steps you can check.

Get the free tools ↗
02 · Your inbox

Know what needs a reply. Get a draft started.

Give AI the messages you choose to share. Pull out the next steps and prepare replies you can review before sending.

Get the free tools ↗
03 · Your life admin

Turn unfinished notes into clear next steps.

Sort errands, reminders and decisions. Work out what needs your attention and what can wait.

Get the free tools ↗
Your Everyday AI Starter Pack

Pick one task. Try one tool.

Enter your email to receive all three tools. Each includes a prompt you can paste into your AI assistant and instructions for making it useful in your life. These are reusable instructions, not three separate apps.

Email me the 3 free AI tools ↗

Your email is used for the requested download. No call required.

Optional: try the weekly-planning prompt without email
The free weekly-planning guide

A clearer week starts with one messy list.

Get the unfinished tasks, decisions, errands, and reminders out of your head. Then give your AI assistant enough context to help you sort them.

1. Write the messy list.

Don’t organize it yet. Use task descriptions. Leave passwords and private account details out.

2. Add your real limits.

Include fixed commitments, time you actually have, and known deadlines. Leave unknown deadlines unknown.

3. Check the first draft.

Make sure the plan fits your time and hasn’t invented urgency. If it’s too much, ask what should wait.

4. Make the useful part repeatable.

Try it once a week. Keep what helps, note what you corrected, and improve the next prompt.

Copy this into your AI assistant
Help me make a realistic plan for the coming week from the notes below.

First, group the items into: needs my decision, something you can help me prepare, something I can delegate, and something that can wait.

Choose at most three priorities based on the deadlines and constraints I provide. Don't invent deadlines, urgency, or facts. If a missing detail would change the priorities, ask me about it.

For each priority, give me one small next step, a rough time estimate clearly marked as an estimate, and anything I need before I can start.

Keep the plan within the time I actually have. Put anything that doesn't fit in a separate later list.

Suggest one recurring task that could become a simple AI-assisted workflow. Explain which steps I should still review.

This request is for a plan only. Don't send messages, book anything, change accounts, or make purchases.

My fixed commitments:

My available time:

My known deadlines:

My messy list:

Save the two-page PDF ↗
Personal AI Setup

Want help making this work for you?

Bring the tasks that keep piling up. We’ll look at where AI could help you get organized, keep up with everyday tasks and spend less time on busywork.

  • Private help with Guillermo Jimenez, also known as Guille.
  • AI tools and routines chosen around what you need.
  • Practical prompts and written steps you can keep using.

Hands-on setup is separate paid work. Any paid tool subscriptions are separate.

Book a free 15-minute call with Guille ↗

You’ll speak directly with me about how you use AI and what you want to make easier. If paid help makes sense, we’ll discuss the scope, number of sessions and price before you decide.

Guille | Everyday AI · Guillermo Jimenez

Follow @guillewithai · Get the free starter pack

The starter-pack form uses your email to deliver the download. Booking details are used to arrange your call and send confirmations and reminders.