Abe Varughese
AI with Abe
I try every new AI tool so you don't have to.
I'm Abe. I run a few businesses and I run them on AI. I spend hours testing the newest tools. Okay, that's a lie. Days. Then I show you how I actually use them to run my businesses and my day.
Where do you even start with AI?
Get my starter guide with the first tools and prompts I'd use.
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Cursor
- GrokBot
- Hermes
- and others
As featured by Willow Voice
From hours to 5‑minute email replies.
Willow Voice is an AI voice-typing app backed by Y Combinator (the startup program behind Airbnb and DoorDash). They featured me as one of their top users.
What I'm running right now
Not one chatbot. A whole crew.
I've got AI on every machine I own and agents that each own a job. The system keeps working while I sleep and reports back every morning. I show you the pieces that are worth it.
- Assistantson every machine I own
- Agentseach one owns a job
- Always onworking while I sleep
- Meetingsnotes write themselves
- Email + writingI talk, it types
- 190automations
- 265AI skills
- 10,000+automated runs a day
- ~1BAI tokens a day
- 6.6BAI tokens a week
- 84hours saved a week
Daily and weekly averages, pulled straight from my automation dashboard.
The part nobody says out loud
Starting is the hard part.
Truth #1
You're probably paying for AI you use like a search bar.
That's not your fault. Nobody showed you the setup. Once it's set up, it's a different tool.
Truth #2
You don't need to be technical.
I've watched a wedding planner and a barber get set up between clients. You can too.
Truth #3
You should own your setup.
I'd rather teach you how it works than do it for you. Once you get it, you can take it anywhere.
How it works
Drop a real problem in my comments. Watch me solve it.
Drop your problem in my comments
On any of my videos. "Which AI is worth paying for?" "Can it do my invoices?"
I solve it for real
In my own businesses or my friends' businesses. Then I show you how to set it up.
You set it up on yours
Follow along on social or start with the starter guide. Same tools. Your hours back.
- Friend #1 · Physician assistant
- research and trip planning
- Friend #2 · Wedding planner
- thank-you notes, docs and seating chart mock-ups
- Friend #3 · Contractor
- invoices from the truck
- Friend #4 · Video editor
- client follow-ups and sorting footage
- Friend #5 · Barber
- automated content, more clients
About me
I spend $10,250.28 a year on AI, so you don't have to.
That's $854.19 a month. Every month.
I've been paying for AI since June 8, 2023. I buy the newest tools and put them to work inside my own businesses. If it doesn't save me time, I cut it.
June 8, 2023
First paid AI
ChatGPT Plus. GPT-4 was three months old. No voice mode and no custom GPTs. It couldn't even read a file yet.
April 23, 2025
Started on Claude
The best model was Claude 3.7 Sonnet. Claude 4 was still a month away. Claude Code was a research preview.
Today
Running my businesses on it
A whole crew of AI working around the clock, plus whatever came out this week.
Start here
Where do you even start with AI?
Start with my starter guide. It has the first tools I'd use and the prompts to get going. After that I send a short email every couple of weeks on what I'm testing and what's actually worth your time.