AI Tools Directory: 14,702 tools, compared and categorised

Every AI tool we track, with pricing, platform and category on each entry. Filter down to a shortlist, then open the ones worth a closer look.

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Free

Seesaw

Seesaw is a digital learning platform that enables teachers to create interactive assignments, students to submit multimedia work, and parents to stay informed, supporting engagement in both in-person and remote classrooms.

Business Management
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Paid

Pool Studio

Pool Studio is a Windows-based 3D pool and landscape design software that helps professionals create detailed models, photorealistic renderings, and construction plans for swimming pool projects.

AI 3D Modeling
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Free

Academia.edu

Academia.edu is an academic social networking platform that enables researchers to share papers, discover research, and connect with peers globally.

Business Management
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Custom Pricing

Scripted

Scripted is a content writing platform that connects businesses with vetted freelance writers to create custom blog posts, articles, and marketing content.

AI Content Generator
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Enterprise

D-Sight

D-Sight is a decision-making software platform that uses multi-criteria decision analysis to help organizations evaluate options, collaborate, and make informed business decisions.

AI Analytics Assistant
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Custom Pricing

Rippling

Rippling is a unified workforce platform that automates HR, payroll, benefits, and IT management to streamline employee operations for businesses.

AI Recruiting
Free Trial

Makeblock

Makeblock is an educational robotics platform offering modular kits and programming software to teach coding and STEAM concepts to learners of all ages.

AI Education
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Free Trial

Houdini

Houdini is a professional 3D animation and visual effects software by SideFX, known for its procedural node-based workflow and advanced simulation capabilities used in film, TV, and game development.

Art & Creative Design
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Free Trial

Promethean AI

Promethean AI is an AI virtual teaching assistant that supports educators by providing interactive voice-based classroom assistance, content generation, and student engagement analytics.

AI Voice Assistants
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Free

Feedback Fish

Feedback Fish is a lightweight user feedback tool that enables websites to collect anonymous, qualitative feedback through an easy-to-install widget, helping businesses improve customer experience and product development.

AI Customer Service
Custom Pricing

Recurly

Recurly is a subscription billing platform that automates recurring payments, manages customer subscriptions, and helps optimize revenue for SaaS and e-commerce businesses.

AI CRM
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Free

Pzizz

Pzizz is an app that combines AI-generated music and voice guidance to help users fall asleep quickly, take effective naps, and improve overall sleep quality.

AI Audio Editing

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About the TiorAI AI tools directory

Every one of the 14,702 entries here carries the same fields: what the tool does, what it costs, which platforms it runs on, and which categories it belongs to. That is what makes filtering across the whole catalogue possible rather than decorative.

The catalogue is not the point on its own; competitors list the same tools. What is worth your time is what sits on top of it: comparisons that commit to a recommendation, alternative sets that are genuinely comparable, and entries that get corrected when a vendor changes its pricing.

Common questions

How do I narrow 14,000 tools down to a shortlist?

Start from a category rather than the full list: the category index above jumps straight into the twelve largest ones. From there, use the pricing shortcuts to drop anything outside your budget, then open the three or four entries that look closest and compare them side by side.

What does each pricing label mean?

Free means there is a usable tier at no cost with no time limit. Freemium means a free tier exists but the useful features sit behind a paid plan. Free trial means paid-only after a fixed evaluation window. Subscription means recurring billing with no free tier. Labels come from the vendor and are re-checked when a listing is updated.

Can I combine filters?

Yes. Category, pricing, tech stack, language and platform stack together, and every combination has its own URL, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or shared. Active filters appear above the results and can be removed one at a time.

Why do some tools have no screenshot?

Around 8% of entries have no captured screenshot, usually because the tool sits behind a login or the site blocks automated capture. Those entries show the tool's initial instead. It is not a signal about the tool's quality.

How are tools ordered by default?

Newest first, so the front of the directory reflects what has recently shipped. Switch the sort to Top Rated for the highest-scoring entries, or Most Popular to order by real visitor interest across views and outbound clicks.

What is the difference between an alternative and a comparison?

An alternatives page answers "what else does this job?" and lists comparable tools for one product. A comparison page takes two named tools and works through pricing, capability and fit to reach a recommendation. Both are linked from every tool entry.