Keys to AI is a free education channel and resource library that teaches solopreneurs and small business owners how to build practical AI workflows, with no coding required. Every workflow uses no-code tools like Claude, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, Make.com, and Notion, and is built as a repeatable system you can put to work the same week you learn it.
Keys to AI teaches solopreneurs no-code AI workflows using tools like Claude, HeyGen, ElevenLabs, Make.com, and Notion. Created by Marsha (Zen She) and hosted by Simone Keys, an AI avatar. New tutorials publish weekly on YouTube at @KeystoAIOfficial, with free companion resources at keysto.ai.
Keys to AI is built for solopreneurs, creators, and one-person business owners, from complete AI beginners to intermediate users, who want to save hours every week without a technical background.
Claude for writing, research, and automation logic; HeyGen for AI avatar video; ElevenLabs for voice and voiceover; Make.com for no-code workflow automation; and Notion as a central operating system. Each tool is taught as part of one integrated system, not in isolation.
Every workflow follows three phases. First, capture the raw material: notes, client questions, or research. Second, build it using the right AI tool and prompt structure for the job. Third, ship a template or checklist you can reuse every week, so a single tutorial becomes a permanent part of how you run your business.
These workflows are built for solopreneurs, creators, and one-person business owners who want to use AI to save hours every week. You don't need to be technical — every tutorial is designed to be followed step by step.
Not at all. The tools I teach — Claude, Notion, Canva, Zapier, Airtable — are all no-code. If you can follow a recipe, you can follow these workflows.
Yes, 100%. The worksheets, prompt packs, and checklists are all free downloads. I create them as companions to my YouTube tutorials so you can turn what you watch into what you actually do.
I only teach systems I actually use in my own business. If a workflow can't survive a busy week, it doesn't make the cut. Simple enough to repeat, useful enough to save real hours.
I publish new tutorials weekly on YouTube, and the newsletter goes out every Monday with the single AI workflow worth your time that week.
Absolutely. The best tutorials come from real questions. Reply to any newsletter email or drop a comment on YouTube — I read every single one.