AI tool guides
Deep, current guides to free AI tools worth your time. Each one verified against the live product on publication day, with the catches included.
One prompt, four anonymous AI models, side by side. Vote blind and find out which one deserves your subscription before you buy it.
An open source agent that reads your connected tools and writes what it learns into markdown files you can open, edit and correct.
AI decks whose charts export as real PowerPoint objects — change a number and it redraws, instead of rebuilding a picture from scratch.
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They solve different problems. Pick by the job in front of you, not by which launched most recently.
| Tool | The job it does | Cost | Time to result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design Arena | Compare AI models blind | Free | ~5 minutes |
| OpenHuman | Persistent memory across your tools | Free, open source | ~10 min setup |
| Kimi Slides | Decks with editable charts | Free tier, metered | 5–60 min per deck |
How these are written
AI tools change weekly. Most guides you find were written once and never checked again — here's what I do instead.
Every figure — pricing, version numbers, feature gates — comes from the live product or its repo, not from memory or someone else's blog post. Each guide carries the date it was checked.
Beta warnings, queue delays, subscription pauses, things that break. If a tool has a catch, it's in the guide — a review that only lists strengths isn't a review.
The rule behind all three: run one real task through a tool before it touches your workflow. Most AI tools survive that test for about a week.
Each guide ships the exact prompts I use, with a line on why each one works. Dubai and UAE examples, because that's the work I actually do.
I use these tools daily inside real marketing work — campaigns, content and lead systems for Dubai businesses. If you'd rather have it done than DIY it, that part I can help with.
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