Categories

General-purpose AI assistants for writing, research, coding help, and everyday knowledge work.

Only products whose main job is writing or reviewing source code: IDEs, coding copilots, and coding agents. An API or a site that says it is for developers is not enough.

Model APIs, inference hosting, gateways and routers that resell many providers' models, vector stores, agent frameworks, evals, and LLM observability. Pick this for a multi-model API even when those models output video, images, or speech.

Text drafting, editing, and content-ops tools. Not voice, TTS, podcasts, or video.

Image generation, design systems, and visual production software.

Products whose main job is making or editing speech, voice, audio, music, or video, including TTS and voice cloning. Still this category when the product exposes its own API, but a storefront for many providers' models belongs in AI Infrastructure & APIs.

Chat, meetings, email, and workplace communication platforms.

Keyword research, content optimization, campaigns, and growth analytics.

Scheduling, listening, community, and social publishing tools.

Pipeline, outreach, and customer-record platforms for revenue teams.

Help desks, shared inboxes, knowledge bases, and customer success tools.

Product analytics, dashboards, and business intelligence for decision-making.

Hosting, compute, networking, and cloud operations platforms.

Warehouses, databases, ETL, and data-platform software.

Workflow automation, integrations, and no-code app builders.

Storefronts, payments, merchandising, and commerce operations.

Useful software that does not fit a tighter category yet. Still independently listed.