TranslateBuff brings bilingual webpages and model comparison into the browser
The extension supports full-page, selected-text and typing translation, with advanced models separated from its free translation engines.
AI Tools Directory
Find AI tools for work, creativity and everyday tasks. Read what they do before you try them.
Taskeya connects agency projects, client portals, invoicing and Tasky AI
An agency workspace combines operational records with AI summaries and drafting, with seat bundles included in its listed plans.
Clipmetry plans competitor Reels analysis, briefs and a content calendar
The prelaunch product scores posts against each account's own baseline rather than relying on raw views.
type.com turns personal agent automations into shared team workflows
A managed runtime combines full agent harnesses, deterministic steps, shared connections and run history.
AGNT organizes agents, tools and repeatable workflows in a local-first workspace
The desktop platform connects model access, execution options and reviewable outputs, with provider limits still applying.
Atomic GPT combines web research, writing and media tools in one browser chat
The browser assistant uses an Atomic Mail account, while the separately named desktop app has a different local-model workflow.
Parser turns document intake into structured JSON, spreadsheets and pipeline outputs
The extraction service combines templates and validation with credit-based pricing, while its public playground has narrower file limits.
Scout keeps a durable team record for coding agents and their operators
The product combines an append-only history with a current-state projection, rather than acting as another coding agent.
Recallery adds saved prompts, ordered chains and local search to AI chat sites
A Chrome extension for organizing reusable prompts and finding messages across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok.
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AI Tools FAQ
How do I find the right AI tool for a task?
Start with the job, not the brand. Pick a category, sort by newest to see recent launches, then open a tool page to read what it does, who it suits and where its official website is.
How do I submit an AI tool?
Sign in, choose Submit Tool, paste the tool’s official website, pick a category and add a sentence on what it does. Submitting is instant: it is saved straight away and appears in your submission history, where you can follow it through to its published page.
Can I submit a tool I built myself?
Yes. Founders and makers are welcome to submit their own tools. Link the official product page rather than a social post or app store listing, so readers land in the right place.
Are the tools free to use?
Some are free, many have a free plan, and some are paid only. Each tool page links to the official website, which has the current pricing, because plans and prices change often.
How often are new AI tools added?
New tools are added every day. Sort by Newest first to see the latest additions, or follow the AI Tools RSS feed to get them as they are published.