I try AI tools so you don’t waste your money.
Popular tools, new releases, and the ones leading entrepreneurs recommend for earning income. I test them and tell you the truth, in simple words.
This site is for anyone who loves AI and wants it to improve their life.
How I measure every tool
The same five questions each time, so you can compare one tool with the next.
Ease of use
Can a beginner get a real result without a long tutorial?
Price
What the free plan gives you, what the paid plan costs, and who should pay.
Earn or save money
Can it bring in income or cut your costs?
Personal and work use
Does it help at home, at your job, or both?
Ideas for you
Extra ways to use the tool that you may not have thought of.
What I test
New tools in six areas, for kids and for adults.
Writing content
Blog posts, emails, scripts and social media posts.
Building apps
Making simple apps and websites, even if you cannot code.
Building a business
Tools for ideas, planning, selling and looking after customers.
Automation
Tools that do your repeat tasks for you.
AI agents
Assistants that carry out steps on their own.
Images, videos and voices
Making pictures, video clips and voice-overs.
Kids or adults? Every review says who a tool suits, so you know before you try it.
Always looking for what’s new
New AI tools launch all the time. I use a scheduler to keep track of the latest releases, then test the ones that look useful.
Honest, even when the answer is no
When a tool is too expensive or simply not good, I publish that review too. Honesty and transparency come first.
If I earn money from a link, I tell you. Read the affiliate disclosure.
Latest posts
New reviews and guides as I publish them.
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Hi, I’m Thoufeeq
I live in Dubai and work in trade finance and shipping. On the side I take AI automation and mobile app testing jobs on Upwork. ChatGPT and Claude are the AI tools I use most.
Which AI tool should I test next?
Send me the name and I will add it to my list.
Email hello@thoufai.com