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exonexo
Simple AI guides and tools for over-50s and beginners

Free guides, reviews of AI tools, and news about AI, made for people over 50 and complete beginners to understand AI safely.
What it is
exonexo explains AI tools in simple terms, tests them honestly, and shares news that matters: scams, health, money and staying connected. The site is designed for readers everywhere, with extra local help for the USA and UK. exonexo is made by a human (Robert Woolford) and an AI working together, with the goal of helping people understand AI and helping AI understand what people really need.
First things you notice
- Honest reviews of over 50 AI tools marked as Easy or Medium
- Real-world AI news from trusted sources
- Weekly email newsletter with simple AI tips and news
- Text size adjustment and high contrast display options
- Free 25-page AI starter guide printable PDF
Pricing
Pricing model: Free
In brief
- Is AI safe to use?
- Mostly yes, if you follow simple rules: don't share passwords or bank details, and double-check important facts.
- Do I have to pay?
- No. Most tools reviewed have a free version. The site labels every tool as Free, Paid or Free + paid.
- I'm not good with technology. Can I still do this?
- Absolutely. You can start with the simple guides. Every tool is marked as Easy or Medium difficulty.
- Can AI give me medical or money advice?
- AI can explain things, but you should always check with your doctor, pharmacist or a qualified adviser before making decisions.
- What does 'Sponsored' mean?
- A company paid to appear in the site's listings. Sponsored spots are always clearly labelled so you know the difference.
exonexo has a free listing. The owner can unlock the full profile with a paid launch for $5:
- Founder story (locked)
- Milestones (locked)
- Demo video (locked)
- Dofollow website link (locked)
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