107 tools · 9 categories
AI to take notes, understand hard topics, prepare assignments, design slides and take your first steps with code.
29 tools
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
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
Translator with strong Spanish and other European languages, for text and whole files. DeepL Write fixes the tone so it does not sound machine-made.
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
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
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
Snap a photo of a maths problem and it solves it step by step, explaining each step. Owned by Google, it covers primary school up to calculus.
Where it runs: Android · iPhone / iPad
ByteDance app that solves homework from a photo: maths, physics, chemistry and more, with a step-by-step explanation.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Microsoft’s assistant in the browser, Windows and Office. Some features are tied to Word, Excel and Teams.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Turns text into editable diagrams, infographics, mind maps, flowcharts and charts: paste your text, pick the visual that explains it best and export it to PNG, PDF, PPT or SVG.
Where it runs: Browser
Spanish tool for building interactive presentations, games, quizzes and learning materials. Its AI builds a full genially from an idea and generates questions, text, images and voiceovers.
Where it runs: Browser
Moonshot AI's assistant built on open Kimi models, strong at reading long documents, web research, coding and agent tasks.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
AI assistant for teachers: it prepares lessons, rubrics, exercises and messages, with tools for students.
Where it runs: Browser
AI inside your Notion wiki and databases: it summarises meetings, rewrites pages and answers questions by searching your whole workspace.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Transcribes audio and video to text with high accuracy in 90+ languages and exports subtitles or documents in minutes.
Where it runs: Browser
An AI academic writing editor: it suggests how to continue your text, chats with your PDFs and cites sources in thousands of citation styles.
Where it runs: Browser
In-browser IDE with an agent that builds and publishes apps. Very useful for learning and MVPs.
Where it runs: Browser
Writing checker and assistant that sits in the browser and editor. More reliable for English than for long creative drafts.
Where it runs: Browser · Windows · Mac · Android · iPhone / iPad
Analyses spreadsheets and data by asking in plain language: it makes charts, reports and presentations from your files.
Where it runs: Browser
Transcribes meetings and classes live and writes a summary with action items. A fit if you record many calls or follow classes online.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
One chat to try many models (Claude, GPT, Gemini and others). Useful if you do not want ten accounts.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad
Looks up answers in scientific papers and shows whether they agree. Aimed at students and science or health questions, always with judgement.
Where it runs: Browser
Creates videos with virtual presenters from a script, in many languages and with no camera. Widely used for company training and onboarding.
Where it runs: Browser
Helps you find papers and summarises their findings in a table. It does not replace reading the article, but saves hours of screening for a thesis or research.
Where it runs: Browser
Rewrites sentences, summarises and checks grammar. Common for school work. It does not replace citing sources.
Where it runs: Browser
Rewrites and improves sentences in English: it suggests clearer, more formal or shorter versions, and summarises texts.
Where it runs: Browser
Reads PDF papers with you and explains hard paragraphs in a chat, plus finds articles. Built for university, not for copying a thesis.
Where it runs: Browser
Turns text, web pages and PDFs into audio with several voices, so you listen instead of reading. Handy for studying with headphones or reviewing notes.
Where it runs: Browser · Android · iPhone / iPad · Mac
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