There are a lot of AI-powered products and tools. Where do you start looking? Natural question, so people started creating lists and aggregators in order for everyone to keep up to date with all of the stuff coming out. But now there are a lot of said lists. Which list do you even look at?

So naturally, we thought it would be a good idea to create a set of the most up-to-date, useful AI product collections.

Futurepedia

Clear top pick, and our personal favorite. Comprehensive list across many fields, with enough voters for the user-based voting and ranking to have real meaning. The development on the site, from filters to sorting methods to pricing tags, has been rapid and well executed.

Futuretools

A little earlier to the scene and similar to Futurepedia in a lot of ways (user voting, categories, etc), but just a little less polished visually.

theresanaiforthat

Largest catalog (over 700 more products than Futurepedia or Futuretools) and finer grained “tasks” (as opposed to categories), but search capabilities are a bit wonky. The timeline view is cool in order to get a rough sense of when these tools have popped up (at least on this collection).

gpt3demo

Not as large of a catalog and a bit clunky of an interface. The reason they make this list is that they have taken videos of a lot of tools themselves so you can see a small sneak peek into the tools in action without navigating away from the site.

AI Product Index

Really small catalog but if fancy UIs are not your scene, an organized list in Github README form might be the best place to start.

Is there some irony in creating a list of lists? Perhaps. But hopefully now you have a place to start in your AI product discovery journey. Maybe you’ll (re)discover us along the way!