Minute Pass

The weekly tech briefing and the explainers stay free for everyone. A Minute Pass gives you the full text of the in-depth articles and how-to guides as they are published (see below for what is out so far), and removes the ads.

What the pass gives you

• The full text of every Minute Pass piece: in-depth articles (one topic from several public sources, every paragraph linked to its source) and step-by-step how-to guides built from the vendor's own help pages. New pieces are written by AI on a schedule (at most one every two days) and published only when they pass the fact check.
• Ad-free reading on every page of The Minute Men Today while you are signed in: no ads, no house ads, no sponsor line.
• How the pieces are made: an AI model writes each one only from the public pages it cites, fetched the day it is written. An automated check compares every paragraph with the passage of its source and publishes nothing when a paragraph fails, so some weeks there may be fewer pieces. Each piece is labelled AI-written with its date and model, and links to every source.
• Ads here come from the WeldonPC ad network, plus a WeldonPC.com sponsor line on each article. Few ads are booked yet, so ad spaces are often empty; the pass removes whatever ads and sponsor lines are shown, and the price reminders.

No Minute Pass piece is published yet. A new in-depth article or how-to guide is attempted every morning and appears here once one passes the fact check.

Plain terms

• During the preview the pass is free and lasts 31 days; you can start another while the preview runs.
• When payment opens, the monthly pass will be $1.95 a month and the annual pass $19.50 a year, through PayPal. Cancel any time from this page.
• Without a pass you can read the weekly briefings, the explainers, and the title, summary, the first section, the numbered steps and any passages quoted from the sources of every Minute Pass piece. Only the explanation written for this site is locked.