By industry
What works
where.
The same tool can be indispensable in one industry and a liability in another, usually for reasons that have nothing to do with the model and everything to do with regulation, data and who carries the risk when it is wrong.
Creative
Image, video, audio and design. The category where the technology moved fastest and the licensing questions are least settled.
120 toolsData & analytics
The layer between a database and a person who does not write SQL. Ask where your data goes.
117 toolsBusiness operations
Sales, support, HR and the back office. Usually bought by a department, rarely by the whole company at once.
78 toolsMarketing
Copy, campaigns, SEO and analytics. Heavy on generation, light on measurement. The good ones close the loop.
58 toolsProductivity
Notes, meetings, scheduling and the general business of getting through a day. The highest duplication rate of any category.
56 toolsSoftware development
Assistants, agents, review and testing. The clearest measurable return of anything on this site.
25 toolsHealthcare
Clinical, diagnostic and administrative. Regulatory position varies enormously by market; check yours first.
21 toolsResearch
Literature, synthesis and discovery. Verification matters more here than anywhere else: check the sources exist.
20 toolsCybersecurity
Detection, response and code scanning. Vendor claims are unusually hard to verify independently in this category.
20 toolsFinance
Analysis, advisory, fraud and reporting. Regulatory posture matters as much as raw capability.
16 toolsLegal
Research, review, drafting and discovery. The category where being confidently wrong is most expensive.
14 toolsEducation
Tutoring, assessment and course building. Watch for tools that optimise for engagement over learning.
07 toolsGeneral purpose
Tools that refuse to sit in one bucket.