AI tools directory
A short list on purpose: the AI tools people use most, and what each one is used for.
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AdobeAdobe FireflyAdobe’s image generator, built into Photoshop, Express and other Adobe apps.OpenAIChatGPTGeneral-purpose AI assistant for writing, questions, coding and images in one subscription.Popular for 8 tasksAnthropicClaudeGeneral-purpose AI assistant for writing, analysis and coding, with long-context reading of files and codebases.Popular for 4 tasksAnysphereCursorAI-first code editor built on VS Code, with chat and multi-file edits.GoogleGeminiGoogle’s AI assistant, connected to Google Workspace and Search.Popular for 3 tasksGitHubGitHub CopilotAI coding assistant that suggests code as you type inside VS Code, JetBrains and other editors.Popular for 1 taskIdeogramIdeogramAI image generator aimed at images that include readable text, such as posters and logos.Popular for 1 taskMicrosoftMicrosoft CopilotMicrosoft’s AI assistant, built into Windows, Edge and Microsoft 365 apps.Popular for 1 taskMidjourneyMidjourneyAI image generator known for stylised, artistic results.Popular for 1 taskGoogleNotebookLMAI notebook that answers questions from documents you upload, with summaries and study aids.Popular for 2 tasksPerplexity AIPerplexityAI answer engine that searches the web and cites its sources.Popular for 1 taskWolfram ResearchWolfram|AlphaComputational engine that calculates exact answers, graphs and unit conversions from typed questions.Popular for 1 task