17 AI apps worth knowing
There are thousands of artificial intelligence apps, but most of them are useless. Here you'll find only reliable ones, made by serious companies like Google, Microsoft, Adobe and OpenAI, explained in plain words: what they do, what they cost and whether they're worth paying for.
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ChatGPT
by OpenAI
The all-rounder: writes, explains, advises, creates images.
Claude
by Anthropic
The best at writing and reasoning over long texts.
Gemini
by Google
Google's assistant: perfect if you use Android and Gmail.
Microsoft Copilot
by Microsoft
AI inside Windows, Word and Excel.
Perplexity
by Perplexity AI
A Google that answers you, with sources.
DeepSeek
by DeepSeek (China)
The free and very powerful Chinese AI, to be used with caution.
Grok
by xAI (Elon Musk)
X's AI, up to date on news and trends.
Meta AI
by Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp)
The AI you already have inside WhatsApp.
Canva
by Canva
Beautiful design without being a designer.
Adobe Firefly
by Adobe
AI images from the makers of Photoshop.
Midjourney
by Midjourney
The most artistic AI images.
Suno
by Suno
A real song in 1 minute, even if you can't sing.
ElevenLabs
by ElevenLabs
Turn any text into a natural voice.
CapCut
by ByteDance (TikTok)
Social videos edited automatically.
NotebookLM
by Google
Upload your documents, it becomes your teacher.
Gamma
by Gamma
A complete presentation in 1 minute.
DeepL
by DeepL (Germany)
The most natural translator.
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