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Why Skillary?

A lot of professionals starting out can't spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on courses just to learn how AI fits into their workflow — so they end up scattered across the internet, burning hours to find something actually worth their time. Skillary gives you that time back: every free resource worth knowing about, gathered in one place.

Curated from — sources in one place

We scan newsletters, YouTube channels, communities, and blogs, then hand pick what's actually worth your time — so you don't have to.

Free by default

Everything on Skillary is free unless it's clearly marked otherwise — a small, separate Paid Courses section for a few picks worth the cost, never mixed in with the free ones.

Hand picked by practitioners

Every resource is chosen by people who actually use these AI tools in their own design work — not SEO bait roundups.

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What's your focus?

Pick everything that applies — we'll use it to shape your feed.

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How much do you know about AI already?

We'll match the difficulty of what we show you.

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Optional — pick as many as you like.

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We'll mix in content that fits your budget.

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Built for how you actually learn

A hand picked, free by default list of the best resources for using AI in your work, sorted by what you actually do, not just what's trending.

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5 roles covered

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Everything worth learning
about AI, finally
in one place.

The problem

I'm a product designer, and I kept spending more time hunting for a good AI tutorial than actually learning from one. Every roundup was outdated, paywalled, or a thinly veiled course pitch.

The fix

So I started keeping my own list, first just for myself, then for a few people in my design community. This is that list, grown up.

Skillary creators

Turn what you already figured out into something people can learn from

Skillators are the designers, engineers, PMs, and researchers teaching the rest of us how they actually use AI at work — in lessons short enough to watch on a coffee break.

Open to every discipline

If you've found a way to use AI that actually works — a workflow, a prompt, a shortcut, a mindset shift — there's an audience here who wants to learn it from you.

Design

Research

Product Management

Marketing

Engineering

Why creators do this

Teaching a micro lesson takes a few minutes. What it builds sticks around a lot longer.

Visible, verifiable expertise

A public Skillator profile and a track record of lessons you can link straight into your LinkedIn or portfolio — proof you're ahead of the curve, not just saying you are.

Recognition at work

Something concrete to show your manager, your team, or your next interviewer: you're the person actively figuring out how AI changes the job.

A built-in audience

Skip building a following from zero. Skillary's members are already here, specifically looking for exactly what you know.

Five minutes, not a weekend

A micro lesson, not a course. Record what you already know in about the time it'd take to explain it to a teammate.

How it works

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Apply

Tell us your discipline and what you'd teach. No portfolio review, no gatekeeping — just a quick fit check.

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Share a micro lesson

A short video, a written walkthrough, or a quick tip. Five focused minutes beats fifty padded ones.

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Members learn from it

Your lesson shows up right alongside Skillary's curated resources, sorted into the same role based feeds people already browse.

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They comment, save, and share it

Build a track record of lessons that actually helped people — not just a view count.

What a micro lesson looks like

Short, focused, and credited to you. Here's an example.

Example — not a real lesson yet

4 min

RM Raichael M. Design · Skillator

3 Figma AI plugins that actually save me time

A quick walkthrough of the plugins I reach for every week, and the one I ditched after a month.

Video Beginner friendly

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Privacy Policy

What Skillary collects, why, and how you stay in control of it.Last updated October 2026.

The short version

Skillary is a free resource library, not an ad business — we don’t sell your data, run ad trackers, or share it with marketers. We collect the minimum needed to let you save resources, personalize recommendations, and keep the library useful.

Information we collect

Account email, if you sign up (handled securely through our authentication provider — we never see or store your password in plain text)
Preferences you set — your role, focus areas, AI knowledge level, and tools you’re learning
Resources you save, and basic usage data like which resources are opened and when

If you don’t create an account, your saved resources and preferences stay only in your own browser and are never sent to us.

How we use it

To personalize your “For you” feed, let you pick up your saved resources on another device once logged in, and understand which resources are actually useful so we can keep improving the library. Nothing here is used for advertising.

Third party resources

Skillary links out to articles, videos, courses, and communities we don’t control. Once you click through to one, that site’s own privacy policy applies — worth checking if you’re unsure.

Cookies & local storage

We use your browser’s local storage to remember preferences and saved resources on your device, and standard session storage to keep you logged in. We don’t use third party advertising cookies.

Your rights

You can request a copy of your account data, or ask us to delete your account and everything tied to it, at any time — just email us (see below). If you’re in the EU/EEA, this includes the rights to access, correct, and erase your data under GDPR.

Data storage & security

Your data is stored with Supabase, our backend provider, using their standard security practices. No online service can guarantee perfect security, but we take reasonable steps to protect your information.

Children’s privacy

Skillary isn’t directed at children under 16, and we don’t knowingly collect data from them.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes in a meaningful way, we’ll update the date at the top of this page.

Questions about your data, or want it deleted? Email raichaelmichael92@gmail.com — a real person reads it.

Terms & Conditions

The ground rules for using Skillary.Last updated October 2026.

Using Skillary

Skillary is a free, curated directory of resources for learning how to use AI in your work. By using the site, you’re agreeing to these terms — if something here doesn’t sit right with you, the best move is to stop using the site and let us know why.

Accounts

You don’t need an account to browse. Creating one lets you save resources and sync your preferences across devices. Keep your login details to yourself, and let us know if you think someone else has access to your account.

The resources we link to

Skillary curates and describes resources — articles, videos, courses, and communities — but we don’t create or host most of that underlying content, and we don’t control it. We do our best to pick things that are genuinely useful, but we can’t guarantee every linked resource stays accurate, available, or up to date, since it lives outside Skillary. Use your own judgment.

What’s ours, what isn’t

The Skillary name, design, and our own writing — the descriptions, takeaways, and curation itself — belong to Skillary. The resources we link to belong to whoever created them. Please don’t scrape, republish, or resell our curated list.

Acceptable use

Don’t try to disrupt, overload, or break into Skillary’s systems
Don’t use the site to harass others or post anything abusive
Don’t misrepresent who you are when creating an account

No warranty

Skillary is provided as is, free of charge, without any guarantee that it will always be available, error free, or uninterrupted. We’re not liable for any loss you believe resulted from using a resource we linked to.

Changes

We may update the library, add or change features, or revise these terms over time. Continuing to use Skillary after a change means you’re accepting the updated terms.

Ending access

We may suspend or close an account that violates these terms.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Estonia, without regard to conflict of law principles.

Questions about these terms? Email raichaelmichael92@gmail.com.