Browse AI Tools

CustomGPT.ai lets you build a chatbot or AI agent trained entirely on your own content, documents, and data sources without writing code. It's built around reducing hallucinations, with source citations and a third-party verified anti-hallucination claim behind it. It's aimed at businesses that need a trustworthy support or knowledge assistant, not a general-purpose chatbot.

Airbrush is an AI photo editor from Pixocial that specializes in portrait retouching, background removal, and quick AI image generation, available on web, mobile, and desktop. It's built for everyday users and content creators who want salon-quality skin smoothing or a clean background swap without opening Photoshop. The free version covers basic edits, but the real AI retouching tools sit behind a subscription.

Notion AI lives inside the Notion workspace you probably already use for docs, wikis, and project tracking. It writes, summarizes, translates, and now runs multi-step agent tasks like drafting documents or querying your databases from a single prompt. The catch is that full access sits behind the Business plan, while Free and Plus users only get a capped trial of it.

Moonbeam is an AI writing tool aimed squarely at long-form content, essays, blog posts, reports, and scripts, where most general chatbots start rambling or losing the thread. It uses its own writing engine called Luna plus a Wizard that turns rough notes into a structured outline and draft. There's no free plan, so you're committing to a subscription to try it beyond the trial window.

Adobe Podcast is a free-to-start web tool that cleans up bad audio, removes background noise, echo, and room reverb, so a phone recording can sound close to a studio mic. It also handles browser-based recording and turns clips into branded audiograms for social. Most people only need the free Enhance Speech tool, the paid tier mainly adds longer processing limits and video support.

Plus AI is an AI add-on that builds and edits presentations directly inside Google Slides and PowerPoint, rather than a separate app you export from. You can generate a full deck from a prompt, turn a PDF or Word doc into slides, or ask it to rewrite and restyle slides you already have. It runs on a credit system, so heavier use pushes you up the pricing tiers fast.

REimagine Home turns a photo of an empty or dated room into a fully staged, redesigned space using AI, useful for real estate listings, renovation planning, or just deciding on a new couch before buying one. It has a conversational mode where you can describe changes in plain language and preview them before spending a credit. Real estate agents and interior designers are the core audience, though homeowners planning a renovation use it too.

WellSaid (made by WellSaid Labs) generates AI voiceovers using voice models trained on real, licensed voice actors rather than generic synthetic voices. It's aimed at eLearning, marketing, and video teams that need consistent, natural-sounding narration without booking a studio session. It offers a Studio app for turning scripts into audio, an API for developers, and unlimited generation with commercial rights baked into every paid plan.

MagicForm AI is a website chatbot built for lead qualification and follow-up rather than general customer support. It talks to visitors, qualifies them as leads, answers questions, and follows up automatically so a sales team doesn't lose leads that land outside business hours. It connects to CRMs and supports multiple languages, aimed mainly at small businesses and agencies that don't have staff to cover chat around the clock.

Unreal Speech is a text-to-speech API built for developers who need cheap, fast voice generation at scale, audiobooks, video narration, IVR systems, or apps that read content aloud. It streams audio in about 300ms and includes per-word timestamps, which matters for anyone building captions or karaoke-style highlighting. It positions itself as roughly 11x cheaper than ElevenLabs, which is the main reason developers reach for it.

SoBrief turns full-length books into short text and audio summaries you can get through on a coffee break. It has one of the largest summary libraries around, in dozens of languages, which makes it useful for anyone trying to sample more ideas without committing to more books. It's a discovery and shortcut tool, not a replacement for actually reading the ones that matter to you.

Shuffll is built for companies that need to produce hundreds or thousands of on-brand videos automatically, not for someone making a single social clip. It plugs into your CRM, product or marketplace and generates script, voice, visuals and edits from your data with brand rules baked in. This is enterprise infrastructure, not a consumer video app.

Heads up: Komo has moved away from being a consumer search engine and is now a B2B sales automation platform, marketed as "the AI Revenue Engine." It monitors buyer signals, researches accounts, drafts outreach and preps sellers for calls, all wired into your CRM. If you came looking for the old private, ad-free search tool, that positioning is gone from the current site.

Leonardo AI is an image generation platform built for people who want to steer the output, not just type a prompt and hope. With over 80 checkpoint models, custom training, ControlNet-style tools and a genuinely usable free tier, it's one of the more feature-dense options for artists, game devs and marketers. It trades a bit of Midjourney's out-of-the-box polish for a lot more control.

DoNotPay bundles over 100 small AI-powered tools for the paperwork nobody wants to do: cancelling subscriptions, disputing charges, appealing parking tickets, and drafting demand letters. It's genuinely useful for the tedious stuff, but it's had real regulatory trouble over accuracy claims, so treat anything legal-sounding it produces as a draft to check, not gospel.

Superhuman was originally a stripped-down, keyboard-first email client built for speed. After Grammarly acquired it and rebranded its whole company as Superhuman in late 2025, it's now the umbrella brand for email, docs, Grammarly's writing tools and an AI assistant called Go. The fast inbox is still there, it just comes bundled with more than it used to, at a higher price to get in.

Gigasheet lets you open, filter and analyze CSV, Excel and JSON files with millions or even billions of rows in a familiar spreadsheet-style interface, no coding or database setup needed. Its marketing has leaned hard into healthcare price transparency analytics lately, but the core big-data spreadsheet tool underneath still works for any large dataset. Good for analysts who hit Excel's row limit and don't want to learn SQL just to open a file.

Humata lets you upload PDFs and other documents, then ask questions and get answers with citations back to the exact page they came from. It's built for people who need to pull specific facts out of long contracts, research papers or reports without reading the whole thing. It's still useful, but general chatbots with huge context windows have caught up a lot on this exact use case.

Civitai is where a huge chunk of the open-source AI image community lives: model checkpoints, LoRAs, community-generated images and an in-browser generator, all in one place. It's the default starting point if you're using open models outside the big commercial tools like Midjourney. It's also dealt with real content moderation and payment processor pressure, so know what you're walking into before you dive in.

Splutter AI builds customer-facing chatbots that handle support, capture leads, and book appointments over website chat and SMS. It leans on "hot swappable" AI models and built-in tools like calendars and ticketing, so a small team can run a support desk without hiring one. It's aimed at businesses that want a working chatbot fast, not a research lab experimenting with prompts.

Cody (meetcody.ai) is a chatbot you train on your own SOPs, manuals, PDFs, and wikis so it can answer questions the way a knowledgeable coworker would, with sources attached. It's built for teams that want an internal support or onboarding assistant, not a general-purpose chatbot for the public internet. Note this is a different product from Sourcegraph's coding assistant of the same name.

Andi (andisearch.com) is a conversational search engine that gives you a direct answer to your question instead of a page of blue links, with ad-free and privacy-focused results. It's built for people who are tired of scrolling past ads and SEO spam to find a straight answer. The whole product is free right now, there's no paid tier to point to.

Mixus (mixus.ai) is an AI agent platform built specifically for law firms. Attorneys email tasks in plain language, like redlining a contract or building a deal model, and get back a draft they can accept, edit, or reject. It learns the firm's own precedent and preferred language over time, and it's used by some Am Law firms rather than being a general consumer tool.

HeyMilo (heymilo.ai) runs automated voice and video candidate interviews at scale, so recruiters aren't stuck scheduling and sitting through first-round screens. Candidates talk to a conversational AI interviewer 24/7 in their preferred language, and HeyMilo scores the conversation, produces a transcript, and syncs it to your ATS. It's built for high-volume hiring like BPOs, retail, and call centers, not one-off executive searches.

Kinetix (kinetix.tech) is an AI motion and animation lab that turns ordinary video into 3D character animations and emotes, no motion capture suit or animator required. It's built into products like Adobe Mixamo and games on platforms like Roblox and KRAFTON's OVERDARE, and it ships a developer SDK so studios can add user-generated emotes to their own games. This is a developer and studio tool, not something a marketer or writer would use directly.

Arcwise (arcwise.app) watches your business metrics inside data warehouses like Snowflake, BigQuery, and Databricks, flags meaningful shifts before they surface in a quarterly review, and writes a traceable explanation grounded in your actual data. It's aimed at data and analytics teams who are tired of digging through dashboards to explain why a number moved. It has pivoted over time and some older write-ups describe it more narrowly as a spreadsheet AI add-on, which no longer matches what the current site shows.

ZenCall.ai gives small businesses an AI phone agent that answers calls 24/7, routes them, books meetings, and follows up by text, all synced with your CRM. It's built for businesses that lose leads to voicemail because nobody's free to pick up the phone, not for large call centers running thousands of daily calls. Pricing is quoted in per-minute buckets, and it scales with a dedicated local number.

Stratup.ai (stratup.ai) generates and validates startup ideas by analyzing market signals, competitors, and problem statements, then hands back a structured concept with a research-style report. It's built for aspiring founders and innovation teams looking for a starting point, not a replacement for real customer research. The free tier is genuinely usable for browsing, paid tiers unlock unlimited generation and deeper reports.

TemPolor turns a text prompt, a hummed idea, or an uploaded video into a finished, royalty-free track. It covers the full workflow, from generating a song with lyrics and vocals to editing stems and extending a clip, which makes it useful for creators who need background music without licensing headaches.

Casper AI is a Chrome extension that summarizes articles and PDFs, drafts emails and tweets, and answers questions about whatever page you're on. It's built by Casper Studios for knowledge workers who read and write a lot online but don't want to copy-paste everything into a separate chat window.

BigShort streams institutional order flow, dark pool prints, and options activity across NYSE and Nasdaq tickers in real time. It's built for traders who want to see what large players are doing before a move shows up in the price chart, not for casual investors checking a portfolio once a week.

Parabola lets ops and finance teams build no-code automations that pull data from spreadsheets, emails, and APIs, clean it up, and route it wherever it needs to go. It has leaned into AI steps recently, letting you describe a transformation in plain English instead of wiring up every step by hand.

STORYD builds data-driven business presentations from a few sentences of input, using proven storytelling structures instead of a blank slide. It leans on narrative frameworks rather than just filling placeholder text, which makes the output feel more like a structured pitch than a generic AI slide deck.

VideoIdeas.ai helps YouTubers and content creators get unstuck by generating video ideas and full scripts, including short-form and ad copy, from a channel niche or topic. It's a content-planning tool more than a production tool, aimed at the blank-page problem creators hit every week.

You.com has pivoted from being a consumer AI search engine into a usage-billed search and research API for developers building AI apps and agents. If you remember it as a ChatGPT-style search alternative, that consumer product has effectively been wound down in favor of this API-first business.

Shortwave is an AI-powered email client built on top of Gmail by former Google Inbox engineers. It adds AI search across your whole inbox, thread summaries, and drafting help, aiming to make email faster to process rather than just prettier to look at.