Browse tools by what you want to do, the device you use and what you can pay. We explain each one in plain words and send you to the official site.
OpenAI's general assistant for writing, reasoning, file analysis and coding. The most familiar starting point for almost any AI task.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Anthropic model, excellent for long documents, analysis and coding with a more careful tone.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Answer engine with cited sources: every fact comes with its link. Ideal for research, study or checking news without losing where it came from.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad · Mac · Windows
Google assistant integrated with Gmail, Docs, Drive and YouTube. Strong at search and Google-account context.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad · Windows
Video model with realistic motion and strong cinematic shots. Popular for ads and short trailers.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Studio-quality speech synthesis and cloning. Current standard for voiceover, voice agents and dubbing.
Where it runs: Browser
Google’s notebook that answers only from your sources (formerly NotebookLM; renamed Gemini Notebook in July 2026). Generates summaries, FAQs and podcasts from PDFs and links.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Google's coding agent for the terminal: it reads your project, edits files and runs commands. The cheapest way to try a Claude Code-style agent.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
Alibaba's free chat with its Qwen models: writes, codes, analyses files and images and generates images and video at no cost.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
DeepSeek assistant for text and code. The web chat is usually free and strong at programming.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Runs open AI models on your own computer from the terminal or its app, free and offline, with paid cloud models as an option.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
Desktop app to download and chat with language models on your own computer, now with the Bionic agent and optional cloud models.
Where it runs: Windows · Mac · Linux
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