I have organized below a list of AI resources that can help you get things done:

 

1. Physical Health

These tools combine fitness tracking, dietary monitoring, mental health support, and AI-driven recommendations to help people improve and manage their physical health.

• MyFitnessPal: Uses AI to help track diet and exercise for fitness goals.
• SleepScore: An AI-powered app that analyzes sleep patterns and provides tips for improving sleep quality.
• ZOE: Uses AI for personalized nutrition recommendations based on gut health and other individual factors.
• SkinVision: AI-powered app that helps detect skin cancer risk by analyzing photos of moles and skin spots.
• Aaptiv: Fitness app that uses AI to suggest personalized audio-based workouts.

 

2. Arts, Culture, and Recreation

You can use these AI-driven tools to explore your creative side. They range from games and creativity tools to entertainment platforms.

• DeepArt.io: Turns photos into artworks by applying AI-powered artistic styles.
• MuseNet by OpenAI: AI-generated music compositions in various styles and genres.
• Artbreeder: An AI tool that helps users blend images to create new artistic works.
• Prisma: Uses AI to transform images into paintings with various artistic styles.
• Runway ML: Provides AI tools for video editing, visual effects, and generative art.

 

3. Personal Growth and Mental Health

AI tools for personal growth can help with self-awareness, emotional intelligence, goal-setting, productivity, and learning new skills.

• Woebot: An AI chatbot that provides mental health support through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques.
• Replika: An AI companion app for emotional support and conversations.
• Happify: Uses AI to personalize content that helps users reduce stress and improve well-being.
• Wysa: AI-based mental health chatbot that provides support for stress, anxiety, and depression.
• Youper: AI assistant for emotional health, guiding mindfulness exercises and mood tracking.

 

4. Career and Job Search

AI-powered job search platforms and resume optimizers can make it easier to find suitable positions, tailor your applications, and prepare for interviews.

• Jobscan: Uses AI to optimize résumés for specific job descriptions.
• Teal: An AI-powered job search and career management platform that helps users track applications, organize tasks, and build résumés.
• LinkedIn Skills Assessment: Offers AI-driven quizzes to validate your skills and showcase them to recruiters.
• ResumAI: An AI tool for generating or improving résumés and cover letters.
• HireVue: Uses AI to analyze video interviews and provide insights on candidates’ skills.

 

5. Communications

I’d call this the most robust category of AI tools. They can enhance productivity, automate repetitive tasks, and improve the quality of interactions (when they are not making things up!)

• Grammarly: AI-powered writing assistant that helps improve grammar, tone, and clarity.
• QuillBot: Uses AI to help rewrite and paraphrase content for better communication.
• Otter.ai: AI-powered tool that transcribes meetings and conversations in real-time.
• Hemingway App: Uses AI to analyze and simplify writing for clarity and conciseness.
• Voiceflow: An AI tool for designing and building conversational AI chatbots and voice assistants.

 

6. Managing Projects

These AI tools are designed to automate routine tasks like scheduling, summarizing meeting notes, offering predictive analytics, and tracking project progress.

• Trello with Butler AI: Automates workflows, project tasks, and to-do lists using AI in Trello.
• ClickUp: Uses AI to suggest task priorities and automate project management workflows.
• Notion AI: Assists with content generation, task automation, and project notes.
• Wrike: AI-powered features for predicting project risks and prioritizing tasks.
• Asana: Uses AI to predict due dates for tasks and highlight potential blockers in projects.

 

7. Growing Your Business

Many of the communications tools mentioned previously apply here as well. These additional AI tools also enhance customer support and assist with sales and marketing tasks.

• HubSpot CRM: Uses AI to automate marketing tasks, track customer interactions, and optimize sales strategies.
• SurferSEO: AI-powered SEO tool that helps with content optimization for better search rankings.
• Jasper.ai: AI-powered copywriting tool that generates marketing content, blog posts, and ads.
• Tableau: AI-driven data visualization tool for analyzing business metrics.
• Zapier: Uses AI to connect apps and automate workflows, streamlining business processes.

These resources offer practical ways to incorporate AI into various aspects of everyday life and work, making AI more accessible and useful for everyone.

 

8. Graphic Design

Here are some top generative AI tools for creating and editing graphics, along with notes on their free options:

• DALL-E (OpenAI)
  What it does: Known for its high-quality image generation based on text prompts, DALL-E recently introduced inpainting, enabling users to edit existing images with AI.
  Cost: DALL-E has free credits, though they're limited. You can purchase more, and OpenAI offers some access for ChatGPT Plus and Pro users.
  Free tier: Limited free credits monthly.
  
  
• Adobe Firefly
  What it does: Adobe’s AI suite includes Firefly, which can generate images from text prompts, make text effects, and enhance image details. Its editing capabilities are tightly integrated into Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, enhancing workflows for creatives.
  Cost: Included with Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions.
  Free tier: Adobe offers a free trial period, but there isn’t an ongoing free version.
  
  
• Canva
  What it does: Canva offers "Magic Design," "Magic Edit," and "Text to Image," allowing users to generate images, apply text effects, and manipulate graphics with AI.
  Cost: Free version available; Pro and Enterprise plans unlock advanced features and asset libraries.
  Free tier: Free plan has basic access to AI tools but fewer design assets.
  
  
• Midjourney
  What it does: Midjourney is known for its stunning, artistic image generation and custom style application based on text prompts. It runs through Discord, making it popular among artists and designers.
  Cost: Paid subscription plans, starting from basic to advanced access.
  Free tier: No free version is currently available.
  
  
• Stable Diffusion (Stability AI)
  What it does: An open-source model for generating images from text prompts. It’s highly customizable and widely used for building specialized image generators.
  Cost: Free and open-source, with various versions and interfaces available online (e.g., DreamStudio).
  Free tier: Free for download and use; some online tools may have usage limits.
  (Note: You can also try Stable Diffusion via web interfaces like DreamStudio at https://dreamstudio.ai)
  
  
• Runway ML
  What it does: Provides AI-powered video editing, including text-to-video generation, object detection, and background removal.
  Cost: Subscription-based, but limited free access available.
  Free tier: Basic features accessible with limitations.
  
  
• Topaz Labs (Topaz Photo AI)
  What it does: Topaz specializes in AI-powered photo and video enhancement, including sharpening, noise reduction, and upscaling. Topaz Photo AI combines these capabilities, automatically detecting and correcting image quality issues for a professional finish. Topaz is well-regarded among photographers and content creators for AI-driven detail enhancement, making it a strong option for those focusing on image quality improvements rather than creating entirely new graphics.
  Cost: Paid software with a one-time purchase or subscription.
  Free tier: Offers a free trial for new users, but no ongoing free version.