Curated and independently reviewed — nothing sponsored, no fluff, just reliable free AI tools you can use today, each one verified against the provider's own pages.
30 hand-checked tools · 5 categories · facts checked against providers' own pages
The newest listings, most recent first — not paid slots, not a ranking. Each one was used and checked by hand before it went up.
HOL DAO
A public registry of AI coding-agent plugins — skills, MCP servers, and apps for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and more — each security-scanned and given a trust score. Free to browse, with install commands on every entry.
Neume (Neumosys)
An AI song generator that turns a text prompt into a finished original song — lyrics, vocals, instruments, and mixing — in a couple of minutes. Web, iOS, and Android; your first song is free, no card required.
Robylon (Zooid Tech)
AI support agents that resolve customer tickets across email, chat, voice, and WhatsApp — taking real actions in tools like Shopify and Zendesk, not just answering questions. Free Starter tier with 300 credits a month.
Microsoft
Microsoft's AI assistant for writing, everyday questions, and image generation — free at copilot.microsoft.com with a Microsoft account, built on OpenAI models and woven into Windows and Edge, with paid Copilot plans for more.
Not sure where to start? These hand-picked roundups gather the free AI tools worth trying for a specific job — writing, coding, research, and more — each list checked the same way as everything else here.
Choosing between two tools? These side-by-side breakdowns lay out the free tiers, the strengths, and the honest limits — then give a plain verdict.
Three rules, applied to every listing without exception. They are what “checked” means on this site, and they are the reason the directory is short.
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Each listing is added by hand after the resource has actually been used for real work. There is no bulk import and no script pulling in somebody else's catalogue — so the list stays short, and everything on it is here for a reason.
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Pricing, plan names, free-tier limits, and provider details are read off the provider's own pages, never off another directory. Every listing carries a verification status and the month its facts were confirmed, so you can see how fresh it is instead of guessing.
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Each listing has a single Get Access button. Almost all point straight at the provider's own address with no tracking wrappers; the rare exception is a referral link, and where one is used it is labelled plainly on that listing. Either way, nothing here is ranked, chosen, or described more kindly because of money.
The full version — the five-step review, exactly what gets checked, what the four verification statuses mean, how often listings are re-checked, and why nothing here is a paid placement — is on the about page.
Small on purpose. Every listing gives you the provider, what it costs, how much of it is free, the honest limits, and a link straight to the source — enough to decide in a minute whether something is worth your time, and nothing padded out to fill a page.