Programming with AI
Build your first useful software with AI. Beginner friendly, step by step, with up to 3 language editions.
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10 templates · 3 capstones
2 working apps + backend · source code + tests
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AI Book Factory – from your notes to a finished book
Introductory price £99 until 31 December 2026, then £399. Trial £0.99. Free download: two test books made while testing it.
See AI Book FactoryDo not just learn AI. Build something real with it.
Work on your own digital product, website, automation or software idea. Learn how to structure it, use AI effectively, test it, debug it, put it online and prepare it for customers.
Examples: quote calculators, booking systems, stock trackers, digital products, AI assisted workflows and software prototypes.
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Free personal numerology, soul arrival comparison, 977 sourced famous personalities and an extensive history and methods encyclopedia.
Whatever life brings, start here.
One starting point for everyday questions, specialist topics, practical tools and useful software. Tell us the problem. ABCDayZ helps you find the clearest next step.
Start with what is wrong. End with what to do next.
ABCDayZ is designed around the journey from a real problem to a practical result, regardless of the subject.
Who this book is for
Example situations the book is written for. Pick yours and see what you will be able to build.
The tradesperson
Wants a simple app that turns job details into a clear customer quote.
With the book: Learns how to describe the app to AI step by step, test the results and run it on a phone.
The small shop owner
Loses time tracking orders and stock in notebooks and spreadsheets.
With the book: Builds a small order and stock tracker shaped exactly around how the shop works.
The complete beginner
Has never written a line of code and does not know where to start.
With the book: Follows the chapters from zero to a first working program, with checks after every step.
The freelancer
Has an idea for a small tool other people would pay for.
With the book: Learns how to plan, build, test and launch it, then prepare it for selling online.
The office worker
Repeats the same spreadsheet and report tasks every week.
With the book: Uses AI to write scripts that automate the boring parts, safely and step by step.
The career changer
Wants real projects to show instead of just certificates.
With the book: Builds a small portfolio of working programs and understands how each one works.
The landlord
Juggles tenants, rent dates and repairs across several messages and notes.
With the book: Builds a simple tracker for tenants, payments due and maintenance jobs.
The gardener or landscaper
Keeps client jobs, visits and notes in their head or on paper.
With the book: Creates a job diary with client records, visit schedules and photos in one place.
The teacher
Wants interactive exercises that fit the class, not a generic app.
With the book: Builds quizzes and practice tools that check answers and show progress.
The content creator
Plans posts, ideas and deadlines across too many apps.
With the book: Makes a personal content planner that works exactly the way they publish.
The busy parent
Wants the family calendar, chores and shopping list in one place.
With the book: Builds a small family organiser that everyone at home can use.
The café owner
Takes bookings and menu changes by phone and handwritten notes.
With the book: Creates a simple booking and menu page that is easy to update.
The hobby maker
Has sensors and gadgets at home but no software to connect them.
With the book: Uses AI to write the code that reads, logs and displays the data.
The startup founder
Needs a working prototype before spending money on developers.
With the book: Builds a first version to test the idea with real users.
The retiree
Wants to learn something new and build useful things for themselves.
With the book: Learns at their own pace with clear chapters, a glossary and review questions.
The IT student
Uses AI for code but does not always understand what it writes.
With the book: Learns to read, test and debug AI-generated code instead of just copying it.
A practical starting point for almost anything.
Each topic now opens into a structured hub with a practical step-by-step guide, checklist, troubleshooting and a clear next action. Programming, software and books sit alongside money, home, work and DIY.
Home & Living
Housing, household problems, moving, energy and practical home organisation.
Open topic →Money
Practical help with bills, budgets, debt, saving, banking and financial decisions.
Open topic →Work & Business
Jobs, self employment, customers, invoices, productivity and running a small business.
Open topic →Technology
Phones, computers, internet, devices and practical technology troubleshooting.
Open topic →Family & Relationships
Organisation, communication, children, shared responsibilities and relationship logistics.
Open topic →Health & Wellbeing
General health information, wellbeing, sleep, fitness and finding appropriate professional help.
Open topic →DIY & Repairs
Repairs, construction, plumbing, tools, materials and practical project planning.
Open topic →Garden & Outdoors
Gardening, plants, trees, outdoor projects, nature and seasonal practical advice.
Open topic →Cars & Transport
Vehicles, servicing, running costs, travel and common transport problems.
Open topic →Consumer Help
Purchases, subscriptions, complaints, returns and dealing with service providers.
Open topic →Learning
Explanations, practical skills, study planning and learning difficult topics.
Open topic →Programming
Coding, APIs, debugging, deployment, automation and practical software engineering.
Open topic →Software
Apps, productivity tools, AI software, setup guides, troubleshooting and comparisons.
Open topic →Books
Books, writing, research, publishing and practical tools for readers and authors.
Open topic →Everything Else
For questions that do not fit neatly into one category.
Start here →Complete guides for bigger questions.
Fifteen long-form guides that explain a whole area from start to finish, with key terms, comparison tables, common mistakes and where to get official help.
Renting a home in england
Everything a private renter in England needs: finding a home, fees, deposits, contracts, repairs, rent rises, your rights and moving out cleanly.
Home & Living · read guide →Getting your finances organised
A step-by-step plan to take control of your money in the UK: budgeting, priority debts, saving, credit files, avoiding scams and free help.
Money · read guide →Starting as a sole trader in the uk
How to start working for yourself in the UK: registering with HMRC, records, invoices, insurance, pricing, finding clients and getting paid on time.
Work & Business · read guide →Staying safe online at home
A whole-household plan for online safety: accounts, passwords, 2-step verification, scams, devices, backups, children and what to do after a breach.
Technology · read guide →Organising family life
A practical system for running a household together: shared admin, money, calendars, fair roles, caring responsibilities and planning for emergencies.
Family & Relationships · read guide →Using nhs services well
How to find the right NHS help at the right time: GP, NHS 111, pharmacies, urgent treatment centres, A&E, dentists, mental health support and the NHS App.
Health & Wellbeing · read guide →Planning a home improvement project
Plan a home improvement project from first idea to finished job: scope, budget, permissions, hiring trades, safety and doing the work in the right order.
DIY & Repairs · read guide →A year in a uk garden
A season-by-season guide to looking after a UK garden: soil, planting, pruning, watering, lawns, wildlife and the tools that make the work easier.
Garden & Outdoors · read guide →Owning and running a car in the uk
Everything a UK car owner needs to know: vehicle tax, MOT, insurance, servicing, fuel and EV charging, paperwork, legal duties and selling.
Cars & Transport · read guide →Your consumer rights in the uk
Understand your UK consumer rights for goods, digital content, services and online buying, and learn how to get a refund, repair or replacement and escalate.
Consumer Help · read guide →Learning effectively as an adult
Learn more in less time as an adult using proven study techniques, realistic planning, steady motivation and the right course or qualification route in the UK.
Learning · read guide →Building software with ai assistance
Build reliable software with AI help: plan clearly, prompt well, review and test every change, keep it secure and deploy and maintain it with confidence.
Programming · read guide →Software for a small business
How to work out what software your small business needs, choose between cloud and desktop, protect data, control costs and roll new tools out smoothly.
Software · read guide →Writing and publishing non-fiction
From first idea to finished book: research, outlining, drafting, editing, design, choosing a publishing route, ISBNs, distribution and marketing in the UK.
Books · read guide →Getting life admin under control
A practical system for documents, deadlines, renewals, subscriptions, digital accounts, post and complaints, so household admin stops piling up in the UK.
Everything Else · read guide →Clear steps for common real-world problems.
ABCDayZ now contains 45 detailed guides. Every guide includes a checklist, common problems, troubleshooting and a defined next action.
Record and report damp or mould
Document the problem, protect health and get the underlying cause investigated.
MONEYReview recurring payments
Find, assess and cancel subscriptions without losing essential access or evidence.
TECHNOLOGYBack up important files
Make a separate copy and prove that important data can actually be restored.
HEALTHPrepare for a health appointment
Bring a focused timeline, medicine list and priority questions.
TRANSPORTCheck a used car before buying
Verify official records, identity, condition and seller claims before paying.
PROGRAMMINGDebug a failed deployment
Separate build, configuration, startup and routing failures systematically.
Describe the problem in normal language.
The current site searches the published guide index and routes common questions to useful pages. No AI service or backend is connected.
Some problems need a tool, not an article.
Calculators and utilities
Working browser based tools for percentages, VAT, volume and more.
ROUTERAsk ABCDayZ
Describe a problem and get routed to a suitable topic page.
SOFTWAREABCDayZ Assistant
The personal AI software is a specialist service inside the wider platform.
ABCDayZ Assistant is deliberately only one part of ABCDayZ.
The wider site covers practical information, programming, software, books, home, work, finance, DIY and many other areas. The Assistant already offers public AI chat. Personal organisation and connected workflows are being developed separately.
Practical answers. Useful tools. Help from A to Z.
Browse a topic, use a calculator or simply start with your problem.

