Give your parent the confidence to actually use AI — not just a login.

RightHand-AI — Companion Edition is a 7-lesson, self-paced course that teaches a first-time user everything from "what is Claude" to writing letters that sound like them, staying safe from scams, and setting up an AI helper built just for their life. No jargon. No rushing. No wrong answers.

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✓ No computer background required ✓ Self-paced — no deadlines ✓ One-time payment, lifetime access

You've probably already tried to show them.

Maybe it went fine for five minutes, and then the questions started. Maybe they got frustrated and gave up. Maybe you just haven't had the time to sit down and do it properly — and every time you think about it, it feels like a bigger project than it should be.

Here's the thing: it's not that they can't learn this. It's that most AI tutorials are written for people who already think in tech terms. Named frameworks. Jargon. Instructions that assume you already know what a "prompt" is.

Companion Edition was built the opposite way. Plain language. One idea at a time. Real, everyday examples — a letter to a grandchild, a note to a doctor's office — instead of abstract demos. If they can send a text message, they can do everything in this course.

This isn't a tech course. It's a patient one.

Every lesson follows the same shape: watch a short video, then try it yourself, right there on the same page, with everything laid out for you — nothing to hunt for, nothing to configure. No named frameworks are ever taught by name. No acronyms. No assumed computer background.

It's self-paced, which means there's no clock running and no one waiting on them. They can go at their own speed, take breaks whenever they want, and come back to any lesson as many times as they need to. There's no wrong way to go through it.

Seven short lessons. Each one builds on the last.

Nothing is ever re-taught from scratch. One file — their Personal DNA — grows a little with each lesson, so Claude remembers more about their life as they go.

Getting Started

Tell Claude About Your Life

Sets up a permanent place for Claude to remember who they are — their name, their family, their routine — so they never have to explain it all again. Also covers signing up and one simple privacy setting worth knowing about.

Finding Your Voice

Teach Claude to Write Like You

Claude learns their actual writing style — not a generic AI voice — so the next letter, text, or thank-you note sounds like they wrote it. Because they did.

Everyday Help

Teach Claude Your Everyday Life

Adds the day-to-day rhythm: medicine times, appointments, who to contact and how. Also introduces a simple way to think about what's safe to share online and what isn't.

Planning Ahead

Bigger Questions, Bigger Help

Puts everything to work on real decisions — researching a Medicare plan, planning a family visit — plus a deeper, practical habit for checking whether a text or call is a scam before responding.

Keep Getting Better

What to Say When It's Not Quite Right

One simple, reusable skill for when Claude's answer doesn't quite land — how to ask for exactly what they meant, instead of starting over.

Your Own Cowork Project

Build a Project That Knows Exactly Who It's For

Graduates them to a full AI helper with its own folder on their computer and a real job description — not just facts about their life, but a defined role.

Finishing Your Project

Make Sure Claude Always Uses What You've Given It

The last step that makes everything stick — so Claude treats what it's learned as permanent, not something it has to be reminded of every time.

Peace of mind, built in — not bolted on.

Scams targeting older adults are a real and growing problem, and most of them start with a message that felt just plausible enough. Starting in Lesson 3 and going deeper in Lesson 4, this course teaches one simple, repeatable habit: before responding to anything that feels even a little off, describe it to Claude and ask it to take a look.

Claude points out the specific warning signs — urgency, requests for sensitive information, unusual payment methods — and suggests the safest next step. It's not a one-time lecture. It's a habit they'll actually use, for years after the course ends.

Built for one family. Now available to yours.

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"I wanted the people in my life to be able to use Claude to make everyday life a little easier — staying in touch with family, keeping track of appointments, writing something that actually sounds like them. And I wanted them to feel confident doing it, not confused or rushed.

So I built this course specifically with that in mind. Nothing assumed, nothing rushed, no computer background required. If you can send a text message, you can do everything here."

— Jason Davalos, RightHand-AI

Common Questions

Is this really okay for someone who's never used AI before?

Yes — that's exactly who this was built for. No computer background is assumed, and every lesson is written in plain language with real, everyday examples.

What if they get stuck?

Every lesson links to a dedicated help page covering the most common stuck points. Lessons are also self-paced, so there's never a deadline pushing them to rush past something confusing.

Is this a subscription?

No. It's a one-time payment of $87. Once purchased, the course is theirs to keep and revisit anytime.

How long does it take?

There's no set schedule. Some people finish in a weekend; others take a few weeks, doing one lesson at a time. Progress is saved automatically, so picking back up is never a problem.

What do they actually need to get started?

A device (computer, tablet, or phone) and an internet connection. If they can send a text message, they have everything they need.