AI Tools

The general-purpose assistant that set the template.

Long-context assistant that is unusually good at writing and code.

Text-to-speech that clears the uncanny valley.

Google's assistant, strongest when it can read your workspace.

Still the strongest option for stylised image generation.

An assistant that only talks about the documents you gave it.

Run open models locally with one command.

Answer engine with citations you can actually check.

Text and image to video, with real editing controls.

Full songs with vocals from a text prompt.

AI writing built around brand voice and marketing workflows.

Inline code completion that grew into a coding agent.

Speech-to-text API built for call recordings and live audio.

Presenter-led training videos made from a script, no camera.

Reads academic papers and builds the evidence table for you.

Dictation that turns rambling speech into clean written text.

The most generous affiliate programme in AI writing, which tells you something.

Cheap at the entry point, confusing everywhere above it.

The cheapest way to find out you do not need an AI writing tool.

Scores your copy before you publish it, which is the interesting part.

Quietly good at ecommerce product descriptions at scale.

A German-built writing tool that prices in euros and says so.

The cheapest subscription that still does something useful.

Avatar video that stopped looking like avatar video.

Text-to-video with effects that are fun before they are useful.

Strong motion physics from a Chinese lab, with the usual caveats.

MiniMax's video model, generous with free credits.

Turns a prompt into an edited video, stock footage and all.

Turns blog posts and webinars into video without you editing anything.

A browser editor that is better than it needs to be.

Cuts long video into shorts and picks the moments better than you would.

Text to video with a very good voice library attached.

Does one thing: captions that look designed.

Auto-edits long talking-head video into something watchable.

A voiceover studio that behaves like a real editor.

The voice library with the best non-English coverage.

Reads things to you, at speed, without embarrassment.

Voice generation plus a video editor in one subscription.

Voice cloning built for people who care about provenance.

Image generation with a credit system that rewards experimentation.

The one that spells words correctly.

Vector output, which almost nothing else in this category does.

Upscaling that invents detail, for better and worse.

Real-time generation, which changes how you prompt.

A stock library that grew an AI suite, not the other way round.

A toolbox of small image utilities that all actually work.

The commercially safe option, which is the entire point.

Content editor scored against the ranking pages, which is either smart or lazy.

Research, brief and draft in one window, at a price that makes sense.

The budget Surfer, with a lifetime-deal past.

The expensive one that enterprise SEO teams actually buy.

Tries to model your whole topic authority, not just one page.

Built to catch the thing you just generated.

Build an AI agent team without writing code, which is harder than it looks.

Node-based automation for people who liked Zapier until they outgrew it.

An AI assistant for your inbox and calendar, set up by describing it.

Browser automation that scrapes and fills without a server.

Open-source LLM app platform you can actually self-host.

A support chatbot trained on your docs, live in an afternoon.

Same idea as Chatbase, fewer features, different price.

The developer option in a category of no-code options.

Conversation design as a canvas, used by people who take it seriously.

Generates decks that do not look generated.

Pitched at sales storytelling, which narrows it usefully.

Slides that rearrange themselves, predating the generative wave.

Meeting notetaker with the best search across everything you have recorded.

Unlimited free recordings, which is a strange thing to give away.

Cheap meeting notes with the risk-taking checklist.

An AI IDE that keeps more context than the name suggests.

The free tier that is actually free, indefinitely.

A fast editor written in Rust, with AI bolted on properly.

Search across research papers and get the consensus, not one study.

Explains a paper you do not have the background to read.

Generates a page instead of a paragraph, which is a different product.

Music generation with the clearest vocal rendering in the category.

Composes instrumental soundtracks and lets you own them.

Royalty-free music generated to your length and mood.

Text or image to a 3D model with usable topology.

Photoreal 3D capture from a phone, which is the magic trick.

Sketch to wireframe to UI, aimed at non-designers.

Logo generation with a brand kit attached, priced on the download.