AI Field Guide

THE FIELD GUIDE About this guide

Find your inspiration

ABOUT THE FIELD GUIDE

A clearer place to begin.

AI Field Guide is an independent educational project about AI tools from OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Meta and other providers. It is built for curious people who want useful explanations in plain English.

Curiosity before complexity.

There is a lot to learn about AI. This guide starts with something simpler: what do you want to understand, improve, or create? Each page connects a tool to a practical possibility, with examples you can adapt to your own work.

The site is information based. It explains ideas and possible workflows. It does not run prompts, connect your accounts, or collect your conversation history.

How the information is put together.

Product descriptions and prices are grounded in each vendor's official pages. Examples are original and illustrative. They describe possible outputs, rather than presenting invented results as real generated work.

Features and availability can change. The product pages show their review date and link to the relevant official documentation so you can check the latest information.

Follow the original sources.

Pricing and comparisons.

Starter prices are dated snapshots, not a live price feed or a quote. We label currencies and billing periods, exclude temporary discounts from headline prices, and flag prerequisites, metered costs and unknown prices. Best-fit and trade-off notes are editorial guidance, not benchmark rankings. Check privacy settings and regional access before using a tool.

Designed to be approachable.

Clear headings, semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, visible focus states and reduced-motion support help make the guide easier to use. Its layouts adapt to phones, tablets and larger screens.

The design system uses reusable components and a small set of visual tokens. The content sits behind a typed repository so the project can grow into an API-backed site later.

AI Field Guide