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Motion

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Motion combines a task manager, project board, calendar, docs and meeting notetaker in one app, with AI features layered over each part. You enter tasks with deadlines and estimated durations, and Motion builds a daily schedule that places them into open calendar slots, reordering the plan when a meeting appears or a task runs long. Projects show workload across a team, with timeline and Gantt views on the Business tier. AI can draft documents, summarise meetings, generate reports and answer questions about your work. Apps run on desktop, iOS and Android.

Superhuman

Paid

Superhuman is an email client for people who spend most of the day in their inbox. It is built around keyboard shortcuts, so triage, search, reply and archive happen without reaching for a mouse, and split inboxes keep team mail, VIPs and everything else in separate views. AI features write draft replies, apply auto labels, archive low-priority mail and answer questions about a thread. Snooze, instant replies and read receipts are built in. Scheduling and team collaboration sit alongside the inbox, and the Business tier adds custom labels and CRM integrations. It connects to Gmail and Outlook accounts.

Relevance AI

Paid

Relevance AI is a platform for assembling teams of AI agents that handle sales, support and research work. You build agents from prompts, tools and your own data, give them triggers from more than 1,000 connected apps, then group them into workforces that pass tasks between each other. Agents can work in chat, place phone calls or join meetings, and the platform counts every tool run as an action so usage stays measurable. Pro covers solo builders, Team adds calling, shared projects and analytics, and Enterprise adds SSO, audit logs and custom action volumes.

CodeRabbit

Paid

CodeRabbit reviews pull requests automatically and posts line-level comments, a change summary, and suggested fixes. It works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, and can also review from the command line, an IDE, or inside coding-agent loops. Reviews use repository context and learn from replies to earlier comments. Pre-merge checks enforce team rules, and the triage view ranks open pull requests by risk and urgency. The bot can generate unit tests, resolve merge conflicts, and scan changes for security issues. Public repositories are reviewed free; private repositories need a paid per-developer plan after a 14-day trial.

Luma Dream Machine

Paid

Luma is a web app for generating and editing video from text, images or existing footage. You describe a shot, supply a reference frame, or upload a clip, and the service renders a short sequence that can be extended, restyled or relit. Its Ray model handles camera moves and character consistency across shots, while agent mode produces several variations of a brief at once. Third-party models are available in the same workspace, so you are not tied to one generator. Output suits ads, product shots and pre-visualisation. Plans are credit-based, starting with 10,000 credits a month.

FLUX

Paid

FLUX is Black Forest Labs' family of image models, reachable through an API, a browser playground or downloaded open weights. It covers text-to-image and image-to-image, with the FLUX 3 line handling prompts, reference images and outputs up to 4K. Klein versions are smaller and cheaper, and commercial licences allow fine-tuning and LoRA training on your own hardware. Developers pay per generated image rather than a subscription, with prices set by model and resolution. The playground runs in the browser, so you can test prompts before writing code; teams wanting a fixed monthly bill need to estimate volume first.

Sudowrite

Paid

Sudowrite is a writing environment for fiction authors rather than a general assistant. A Story Bible walks from premise to outline to chapter beats, and the drafting tools extend, describe, rewrite or continue prose in your own voice. Two in-house models built for narrative work sit alongside dozens of third-party models, and a feedback feature returns developmental notes, line edits and beta reads on finished drafts. Series continuity, style matching and character art round it out. Plans are credit-based, starting at $19 per month billed monthly ($10 yearly) for 225,000 credits, and the trial needs no card.

Writesonic

Paid

Writesonic began as a copywriting assistant but now sells itself as an AI search visibility platform that still writes. It tracks how often your brand appears in answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, then drafts articles and runs site audits to close the gaps it finds. Plans are organized by prompt and answer volume, articles per month and seats: Starter covers 15 articles and ten audits monthly. There is no free plan, only a seven-day trial, and the entry price is $79 per month on annual billing, which puts it beyond most individual writers and aimed at agencies and in-house marketing teams.

Jasper

Paid

Jasper is built for marketing teams rather than individual writers. You load your brand voice, style guide and product details into its knowledge base once, then produce campaign copy, blog drafts, emails and social posts that follow those rules. The Canvas editor holds documents and campaigns in one workspace, while separate agents handle research, translation and checks on how your brand appears in AI answers. Collaboration and multiple brand profiles sit behind the Pro plan; larger companies get custom Business pricing with onboarding support. Only Pro is self-serve, billed at $59 per month yearly or $69 monthly, and a seven-day trial covers the Pro features.

Midjourney

Paid

Midjourney is an image generation service known for distinctive, highly aesthetic results. It runs primarily through Discord and a web app: you send a prompt, receive a grid of four images, and refine with variations, upscaling and remixing. Parameters control aspect ratio, stylisation, chaos and reference images, and style references let you keep a consistent look across a series. It excels at concept art, illustration, product mockups and atmospheric imagery. There is no free tier; subscriptions are monthly and include a commercial-use licence and a set amount of fast generation time, with slower unlimited modes on higher plans. Text rendering remains a weak point.

GitHub Copilot

Paid

GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer that suggests code as you type, inside VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Neovim and GitHub itself. It completes whole lines and functions from context, answers questions about your repository in chat, and can propose fixes for failing tests or review pull requests. Copilot Workspace and the coding agent extend it to multi-step tasks. It supports several underlying models and works with most popular programming languages. A free tier offers limited completions and chat requests; paid plans raise limits and add enterprise controls, including policy management and audit logs. It is the most widely adopted coding assistant and integrates tightly with GitHub workflows.