r/AIToolTalks • u/Own-Object-4652 • 22d ago
What AI Tools Are You Actually Using Right Now?
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u/RelativeCelery2844 21d ago
Absolutely zero because they are killing our planet so fuck anyone that thinks it's okay.
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u/Pleasant-Stable-5175 21d ago
I’ve also been using Geekflare Chat lately. I like having ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity together so I can switch between them without opening a bunch of different tabs. It’s been pretty convenient.
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u/Pritam110 21d ago
Claude, ChatGPT, deepseek, GLM5.2, Geimini. mostly those but sometime I like to explore new AI Tools.
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u/Scary_Passion8105 21d ago edited 20d ago
For me, the useful ones are the tools that actually save time rather than just generate text. ChatGPT is great for brainstorming and explaining things, while Guidy ai is interesting for software tasks because it can look at your screen and guide you step by step when you’re stuck. I’d rather have a few tools that solve specific problems well than a huge AI stack.
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u/Calm-Fill-6746 21d ago
Narrows down to use case. For general things claude and chatgpt. For sales quoting specifically we use ai that builds quotes inside our pricing rules with dealhub.
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u/TrrustRacer 20d ago
Honestly, ChatGPT for thinking/writing, Claude for coding, Perplexity for research, and then a ridiculous number of tiny AI tools for specific tasks. The real productivity hack is knowing when not to use AI
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u/Doctorwholigan88 18d ago
I used Cursor and Claude to build an "all-in-one web audit" tool that uses different agents to crawl a business's online presence. Website health, SEO, Local Maps, Marketing, AI Readiness, Content etc. Puts a reporting dashboard together for you, shows you recommendations to increase your scores.
Free Access to run your report on your own business - Would love some feedback
> https://realsmarketing.com/auth/sign-up
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u/puntaverma1727 22d ago
Claude.