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ToolPotion
ToolPotion helps you find the right AI tools for the way you work. You start with its AI Advisor, which asks about your workflow and gives personalised recommendations, then explore a growing directory of tools, rankings, categories and insights. The advisor-first approach is the differentiator — instead of browsing an alphabetical list, you describe the job and get pointed at candidates. It's free. Worth weighing: as a younger directory its catalogue is still growing, so niche categories may be thinner than on established lists. For anyone overwhelmed by the sheer number of AI tools, the guided start is a genuine time-saver.
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- Advisor-led recommendations
- Rankings and categories
- Free to use
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- Catalogue still growing
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