All-time most viewed AI tools

Devin is the world's first autonomous AI software engineer by Cognition AI, capable of planning, coding, debugging, and deploying complex software projects.

Meeting recorder and conversation intelligence aimed at deals and searchable call history.

General-purpose assistant for drafting, multimodal chat, and everyday knowledge work — not every specialized job.

Outlines and mind maps that become checklists, without Jira-weight ceremony.

Ask a falsifiable science question and meet studies, not listicles.

Cinematic short clips from a still or a sentence — longer motion than a two-second GIF.

Long-document assistant for RFPs, policy packs, and careful prose — Projects beat empty chats.

Marketing copy platform for brand voice, campaigns, and multiple stakeholders.

A disposable inbox for one-time codes and QA signups you do not want on a real identity.

Conversational analysis on connected data: ask a cohort question, inspect the path, chart it.

Mobile-first short-form editor: captions, templates, and effects aimed at posts per week.

Self-hostable automation with code nodes, for teams that want to inspect and own the runner.

xAI assistant with a blunter voice and real-time context that is strongest near X.

Editorial grades against ranking pages — for teams that will edit, not for hobby spam.

Script to a synthetic presenter — explainers and course intros without reshooting talent.

Asset production with more knobs: style control, upscale, and batch variants for game and concept teams.

The default aesthetic exploration lab: moodboard, variations, shortlist, then Photoshop.

Ask questions of a spreadsheet in plain language. No warehouse required.

Last-mile grammar, tone, and clarity in the text boxes where writing actually happens.

Sketches and prompts become editable UI mockups so teams can argue about screens early.

AI paraphrasing, summarizing, and grammar toolkit widely used by students and writers.

ProWritingAid is a comprehensive editing and grammar software platform for long-form writers, authors, and professionals, analyzing style, pacing, and manuscript consistency.

Google’s Lyria song studio: generate tracks with vocals and lyrics, then steer tempo and length.

Constrained deck builder so non-designers cannot invent a new type system every quarter.

Search-plus-chat front door. Modes matter; the wrong mode makes any engine look dumb.

Terminal-shaped Anthropic agent: delegate a task in a project directory, not just accept autocomplete.

Code intelligence at monorepo scale — answers that know more than the open tab.

AI-native IDE (VS Code fork) for codebase chat, agent edits, and multi-file work in one window.

Paper search and extraction tables for people running something like a systematic review.

Inline completion and chat inside the editor and GitHub you already have — the path of least procurement resistance.

Editor, runtime, and deploy in a browser tab — “works on my machine” becomes the tab.

Startup discovery club — durable profiles, launch rounds, and founder community beyond a one-day spike.

AdCreative.ai is an AI advertising platform that generates high-converting ad banners, social creatives, and ad copy with automated performance scoring.

People-level social desk: schedule, listen, and analyze audiences across X, Bluesky, LinkedIn, and a dozen other networks.

Turns a learning goal into a syllabus that rewrites itself as you progress — a path, not a course catalog.

Google Labs tool that turns a prompt, screenshot, or URL into UI screens and exportable frontend code.

Google’s Veo filmmaking surface: text or image to cinematic clips with native audio, then extend the scene.

Repurpose a webinar, podcast, or blog into short clips — the expensive part already exists.

A small-team social calendar: queue posts across networks without an enterprise suite.

A writing room for X — threads treated like mini-essays, not a twelve-network suite.

Fast narrative decks for founder updates and explainers when PowerPoint archaeology would kill the story.

Question to a cited sketch of the web. Open two sources before you believe it.

Images inside ChatGPT and the OpenAI API — iterate in the chat you already pay for.

Voice as a product surface: APIs, cloning, and narration that should not sound like a 2016 IVR.

Studio-style course and marketing VO so a module can change without rebooking talent.