Browse AI Tools

D-ID generates talking-head avatar videos from a photo or stock avatar plus a script, with lip sync and voice cloning built in. It's aimed at teams making training videos, product explainers, or localized content at scale without hiring an actor or filming anything. It's also sold as a developer API for teams building avatar features into their own products.

Freepik's AI Image Generator lets you run prompts through several different AI image models (not just one) from a single credit pool, and pairs that with Freepik's existing library of stock photos, vectors, and templates. It's built for designers and marketers who want AI generation and stock assets in the same place instead of juggling separate subscriptions.

Glaze is Raycast's AI app builder for macOS. You describe an app in plain English and it generates a real native app that lives on your machine, complete with keyboard shortcuts, menu bar access, and file system access, not just a browser tab pretending to be an app. It shipped publicly on July 1, 2026 with a community app store, currently Apple Silicon and macOS Tahoe only, with Windows and Linux planned but not live yet.

Kapwing is a browser-based video editor with AI tools for subtitles, resizing, and voice cloning layered on top of a straightforward timeline editor. It's aimed at social media creators and small teams who need to turn raw footage into finished, on-brand clips quickly. The free plan is usable but watermarked, which pushes serious users to Pro fairly fast.

Meshy turns a text prompt or a 2D image into a textured 3D model, aimed at game developers, hobbyists, and 3D artists who want to skip hours of manual modeling. It's genuinely fast for exploring ideas and rough assets. It is not yet a replacement for a skilled modeler on precision hard-surface objects or anything that needs clean topology for rigging and animation.

OpenArt Director lets you build multi-shot AI videos, up to a few minutes long, through a back-and-forth chat instead of stitching together separate 5-second clips. It tries to hold characters, style, and pacing steady across a whole sequence, which is the thing most AI video tools fall apart on. It launched in June 2026 as part of OpenArt's wider creative suite, so treat it as new and still proving itself.

ProWritingAid goes past basic grammar checking into 25+ style reports that flag overused words, pacing issues, passive voice, and readability, the kind of feedback fiction writers and long-form editors actually want. It plugs into Word, Google Docs, Scrivener, and the browser. It's built for people writing books and long documents, not just polishing a quick email.

Receiptor AI already automates receipt hunting and bookkeeping by pulling receipts out of your inbox and syncing them to QuickBooks or Xero. Agent Mode, launched in June 2026, opens that same system up to AI agents through a CLI and an MCP server, so an agent can query receipts, run automations, and work inside your actual finance workflow instead of guessing from a generic prompt. It's a genuinely useful idea, structured domain access beats a chatbot faking bookkeeping knowledge, but letting an agent touch real books is worth reviewing carefully before you trust it unsupervised.

Scarlett is an autonomous AI agent that sits inside Slack or iMessage and takes on real tasks, sending emails, updating CRMs, writing reports, rather than just answering questions in a chat window. It routes different kinds of work to different underlying models and connects to thousands of tools to act across your stack. It launched on Product Hunt on July 10, 2026 and ranked #4 that day, so it's a brand-new, unproven product with almost no track record yet.

SciSpace is a research assistant built for academics and students: it explains dense papers in plain language, answers questions about a PDF, and helps format citations across 40,000+ journal templates. It genuinely saves time on literature review grunt work. Be careful with anything it cites though, users have reported fabricated or incorrect references that need manual double-checking.

HubSpot is a CRM-first platform that bundles marketing, sales, and service tools, with AI features (branded Breeze) layered across all of them to draft emails, score leads, and summarize customer records. It's aimed at growing businesses that want one system of record instead of a patchwork of point tools. The tradeoff is that HubSpot's real power, and real cost, shows up once you move past the entry tier.

Simplified bundles AI design, video editing, and copywriting into one app, aimed at small marketing teams and solo creators who don't want to pay for Canva, an AI writer, and a video tool separately. It's a genuine time-saver for basic content production. Like most all-in-one tools, each individual piece is less capable than a dedicated specialist tool in that category.

StoryChief Connect is StoryChief's May 2026 relaunch of its own platform, tying strategy, planning, writing, distribution, and performance tracking into a single connected workflow instead of separate tools bolted together. It uses StoryChief's AI assistant, William AI, to turn real performance and audience data into a content plan that maps straight onto your calendar. It's not a new standalone product, it's the existing StoryChief platform repackaged around one connected flow, so evaluate it as a maturing tool with a track record, not a brand-new launch.

Synthflow is a no-code platform for building AI voice agents that handle phone calls, booking, and support over the phone. It used to sell self-serve monthly plans, but as of this research the pricing page shows only an Enterprise tier starting around $30,000 a year, with everything scoped through a sales call. That's a big shift worth knowing before you click through expecting a simple monthly price.

tl;dv joins your Zoom, Meet, or Teams calls, records and transcribes them, then generates a summary you can search later instead of rewatching the whole meeting. It also pushes notes straight into your CRM, which is what separates it from a plain transcription tool. It's built for sales and customer-facing teams who live in back-to-back calls.

VEED.io is an online video editor that adds AI on top of a normal timeline editor, auto-subtitles, AI avatars, background removal, and text-to-video generation. It runs entirely in the browser, so there's nothing to install. It's built for creators and marketers who want fast turnaround on social clips without learning Premiere.

Viktor is an AI agent that lives in Slack or Microsoft Teams and actually does the work, pulling live data from 3,200+ connected tools, running code, and producing real outputs like reports, spreadsheets, and deployed apps, rather than just chatting about them. It's backed by a $75M Series A from Accel and notable angel investors, which signals real staying power for a young product. Being new, third-party reviews and long-term reliability data are still thin.

Willow is a voice dictation app that turns speech into typed text in almost any app on your Mac, Windows, or phone, powered by its own speech models (Frontier Mini free, Frontier Pro on paid plans). It's fast and accurate for everyday English writing. Technical vocabulary, acronyms, and non-English languages are noticeably weaker, and the desktop app needs a constant internet connection to work.

Wordtune is an AI writing assistant focused on rewriting: it suggests alternate phrasings, tones, and lengths for a sentence you've already written. It's built for people who write fine on their own but want a faster way to punch up a sentence, not a full grammar-checking suite. Its free plan is genuinely limited, so most people who like it end up paying within a few days.

Uizard is an AI-assisted design tool that generates app and web UI mockups from a text prompt, a sketch, or a screenshot. It's aimed at people who need a design fast and don't have a designer on hand, not at teams needing pixel-perfect production files. The AI output is a rough starting point more than a finished design, so expect to edit heavily.

Clay pulls prospect and company data from over 200 providers, then uses AI agents called Claygents to research and personalize outreach at scale. It replaces a stack of separate enrichment tools with one waterfall that tries each source until it finds a match. Sales and marketing ops teams use it to build lead lists that would take days to compile by hand.

Make lets you connect over 3,000 apps on a drag-and-drop canvas instead of writing custom integration code. You wire up triggers, actions, and routers visually, and can now layer in AI agents that make decisions mid-workflow. It's one of the more mature no-code automation tools around, now backed by Celonis.

Suno turns a text prompt into a full song, vocals, instrumentation, and mix included, in under a minute. Type a genre, mood, or set of lyrics and it produces a finished track you can keep tweaking. It's become one of the most talked-about AI music tools, with a real free tier and a large mobile audience.

Reply.io automates multichannel sales outreach across email, LinkedIn, SMS, WhatsApp, and calls, backed by a database of over a billion contacts. Its AI SDR agent, Jason, can define your target audience, find prospects, personalize messages, and even book meetings on its own. It's built for sales teams who want to scale outbound without hiring a bigger SDR bench.

Lindy handles the admin work that eats a workday: triaging your inbox, drafting replies in your voice, joining meetings to take notes, and updating your CRM afterward. You connect your apps, it works in the background, and you approve what it sends before anything goes out. It's aimed at busy professionals who want a virtual assistant without hiring one.

Voiceflow is a visual builder for designing, launching, and running AI agents across chat, voice, and phone channels. Teams use it to build customer support and lead-gen agents without writing everything from scratch, then plug in GPT, Claude, or Gemini as the underlying model. It's built more for CX and product teams at established companies than solo builders.

Brand24 tracks mentions of your brand, product, or competitors across 25 million+ online sources, social media, news, blogs, forums, reviews, and podcasts, in real time. It scores sentiment automatically and flags spikes so you catch a PR problem or a viral moment as it happens, not a week later. It's aimed at marketers, PR teams, and agencies who need to know what's being said about them.

Creatify turns a product URL into ready-to-run video ads, complete with AI avatars, voiceover, and platform-specific formatting for Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and Amazon. It can generate up to 50 variations at once for A/B testing and even track what competitors are running. It's built for e-commerce brands and agencies that need ad volume without a video production team.

DataSnipper builds AI agents that automate the repetitive parts of audit and finance work directly inside Excel: extracting data from documents, matching figures against source files, and validating totals. Auditors stay in control by reviewing and approving what the agent finds rather than trusting it blindly. It's used by all top 100 accounting firms, which says a lot about how deeply it's embedded in that workflow.

Merlin is a Chrome extension and web app that puts GPT, Claude, Gemini, and other models one keyboard shortcut away on any site. It adds AI buttons directly into Gmail, LinkedIn, X, and YouTube for summarizing, replying, and drafting without leaving the page. It's aimed at people who want one subscription for multiple AI models instead of juggling separate logins.

Fliki converts scripts, blog posts, or PowerPoint slides into finished videos with AI voiceover, matched visuals, music, and captions. It offers over 2,000 voices across 80+ languages, plus voice cloning and digital avatars for faceless content. It's built for creators and businesses who need video output without filming anything.

Taskade started as a task and notes app and has turned itself into an AI workspace called Genesis, where a single prompt can spin up an agent, an automation, or a small app. It bundles project management, AI agents, and workflow automation into one workspace instead of three separate tools. The learning curve is real if you only want a simple to-do list, but for teams who want agents and tasks in the same place, it earns its keep.

Browse AI lets you point at a webpage, click the data you want, and it builds a scraper (they call it a robot) that keeps pulling that data on a schedule. You do not need to know what an API is to use it, which is the whole point. It is built for people who need website data in a spreadsheet, not a coding project.

Mubert generates royalty-free background music on demand by pulling from a library of real recorded samples rather than raw AI synthesis. You describe a mood, genre, or duration and it renders a track in seconds, cleared for use on YouTube, TikTok, and podcasts. It is built for creators who need soundtrack music fast and do not want a copyright strike later.

Softr is a no-code app builder that lets you describe a business app, a client portal, an inventory tracker, a dashboard, and get a working version from an AI assistant, then tweak it visually from there. It leans on an internal database plus connections to Airtable, Notion, and Google Sheets so you are not stuck building your data model from zero. It is aimed at non-technical teams who need real software without hiring developers.

Scite reads scientific papers and classifies each citation as supporting, contrasting, or simply mentioning the work it cites, instead of just counting citations. Upload your manuscript and it flags retracted or disputed sources in your own reference list. It is built for researchers, academics, and students who need to know whether a paper's claims still hold up, not just how popular it is.