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Every tool here has been through the lab. Each one is labeled by how much code it needs — most of them need none. No affiliate links, ever.
Our baseline model on the bench and the assistant we hand to beginners first. Strong at writing, careful reasoning, and admitting what it doesn’t know.
Writing, research, and thinking through problems out loud
The other baseline. Fast, widely integrated, and the easiest on-ramp if your team already lives in its ecosystem.
Quick answers, brainstorming, and everyday tasks
Connects the apps you already use and lets AI steps run in between — summarize the email, draft the reply, file the ticket — without writing code.
Automating repetitive work between your existing apps
Describe the app you want in plain English and iterate on a working version. The fastest path we’ve tested from idea to something you can click.
Non-technical founders prototyping a product idea
An AI agent that works inside a real codebase — the tool we used to build this site, including the Model Bench you can browse here.
Developers (or the developer you hire) shipping real features
One account, every model on our bench. It’s how we run the same prompt across ten models without ten subscriptions.
Comparing models or switching without vendor lock-in
Upload your documents and ask questions against them — sources cited. A gentle introduction to what “AI on your own data” actually means.
Making sense of long documents, contracts, and research
Text to natural-sounding speech, and speech agents you can wire to a phone number. We used it to build a working voice assistant in a weekend.
Voiceovers, audio versions of content, and phone agents
A code editor with AI built in at every layer. The default recommendation when a developer on your team asks where to start.
Developers adding AI to their daily workflow
For AI models specifically, don't take our word for it — the Model Bench grades ten of them against real work, with every prompt published.
Read the bench reports →