AI in simple terms, for women in business

You built the business.
You are not getting left behind.


Men are adopting AI at nearly twice the pace — and quietly getting the credit for it. Her Back Office teaches the women running businesses how to actually use it: plain English, one useful thing at a time, aimed at the work already on your desk. The invoices. The customer emails. The pricing you keep redoing. The posts you keep meaning to write.

The Research
The gap is real — and it's measurable.
50%Men
33%Women
Half of men used generative AI in the past year, compared to about a third of women.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
22%
Lower odds that a woman uses generative AI than a man — measured across 143,000 people in 25 countries.
Harvard Business School
27%
How much more likely men are to be praised at work for using AI. Same tool, different credit. Where have we heard that one before.
Lean In
The good news? Women's AI adoption tripled last year — growing faster than men's. We're catching up. Let's finish the job.

AI for the woman who runs the whole thing

Not a bootcamp. Not a 47-part video course you'll abandon at part 3. Just what AI can actually do for a small business owner who is also the marketing department, the billing department, and the person who locks up — explained the way a smart friend would over coffee, if your smart friend didn't need you to be impressed with her.

Plain-English Guides

Which tools are worth your time and exactly what to type into them to get a usable quote, a follow-up email, or a month of captions. Because "just prompt it better" isn't advice — it's a shrug with confidence.

Real Business Use, Not Hype

Every lesson comes from my own businesses — the emails AI drafts for me, the customer questions it answers, the pricing sheets and plans it helps me build. If it doesn't save real time in a real working week, it doesn't make the cut.

A Place to Ask Anything

The research says women get less encouragement to use AI at work. Cool cool cool. Here, the "dumb" question is the whole curriculum — it's the one every other owner was too proud to ask.

if I can,
you can
no tech degree required

I'm Courtney. I run six businesses with AI — and I'm not special.

I'm not an engineer. I didn't go to school for this. I'm a founder who got tired of watching AI get explained exclusively by men in podcasting chairs, and taught myself one plain-English step at a time — in between actual customers and actual invoices.

Now AI writes my first drafts, answers my customers, and runs the back office of every business I own — while I do the parts a robot genuinely can't. Her Back Office is me handing that playbook to the next woman with a business and no spare evening, because the owners I know aren't behind on ability. They were just never invited to the meeting where the future got decided. So we're holding our own.

— Courtney

Coming Soon

The library and the community are on their way.

Here's what's being built right now — join the list and you'll be first through the door.

The Free AI Library

Step-by-step lessons, templates, and honest tool reviews — organized so you can find what you need in two clicks, not two hours. Start on the beginner track if you've never opened one of these tools, or the advanced track if you own the place and want systems. Free. Actually free, not "free until the paywall" free. The first lessons are up now: start at lesson one.

The Community Board

A place to ask questions, swap wins, and get unstuck — with other women running businesses who are figuring this out too. Think group chat energy, minus the group chat chaos.

Prefer it all done for you instead? That's my studio, The Digital Back Office.