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A directory of AI tools, models & arcane resources, every one reviewed and mapped.Indistinguishable from magic.
Verified tools11
Each of these tools has the aiwizard badge on its own website. Only the team that runs a site can put it there, so the blue checkmark means the listing is confirmed by the tool itself.
aiwizard indexes 3,158 approved AI tools across 115 categories, 558 of them added in the last seven days. Each one has its own page: what it does, how the vendor prices it, which platforms it runs on, and — where we hold the data — its pros and cons and a step-by-step walkthrough. The modules below are the shortest routes in: what people are opening right now, what they are saving, then category by category.
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How tools get into aiwizard
Nothing is published on submission. A submitted tool is stored unapproved, and every public read filters on that flag, so the catalog only grows when a maintainer acts on it. Categories work the same way: the review generated from the tool's own website files it under existing categories, a new one it proposes waits for an admin's approval, and nothing reaches the taxonomy unreviewed.
Links are audited separately, by a script that walks the catalog and asks three things of each tool's website — does it answer, is it a real page rather than a for-sale or suspended placeholder, and does that page still name the tool. The answer is stored per product as its link status: live, dead, parked, moved, or unsure when the check could prove nothing either way. Dead and parked tools keep their page but are flagged Discontinued on every card.
A tool page carries the screenshot and description, the vendor's own pricing tiers, supported platforms, pros and cons, a walkthrough and a video where those exist, and related tools drawn from the same category.
Where people start
Most sessions begin from a category rather than the search box, because "AI tool" is not what anyone is actually looking for — a video generator is. The categories below hold the most approved tools; the number beside each is what you will find on its page.
- Productivity620
- Marketing304
- Coding237
- Research211
- Analytics202
- Video Generator199
- Image Generator198
- Chat187
To scan the whole thing instead, the full catalog runs 60 tools to a page and filters by category, label and tag. Every tool also lives at its own address, so a link to a page here is a link to that tool rather than to a search result that may not survive the week.
Common questions
Do I need an account to use aiwizard?
No. Browsing the catalog, searching it, filtering it and reading any tool page are open to everyone, with no sign-up. An account only adds bookmarks: a saved tool is stored against your user id, so that one feature needs a session. Nothing else is gated.
How do I get a tool listed?
Submit it from the submit page. A submission is stored unapproved, and every public query filters on approved, so nothing you send appears in the catalog until a maintainer reviews it. You do not pick a category: the review generated from the tool's own website files it under existing categories, and if none fits, it proposes a new one, which an admin has to approve before it reaches the category list. A listing links to the tool's website with rel="nofollow" until its owner verifies it by adding the aiwizard badge to that site; verified listings get a dofollow link and a blue checkmark.
Are the listings paid placements?
No. No spot in the catalog is sold. The blocks labelled Featured are chosen by the maintainers, and everything else is ordered by data: the popular modules rank on view counts, most bookmarked ranks on how many people saved a tool, and the category lists rank on how many approved tools each category holds. Some Visit links earn us a referral fee, and those carry a note saying so right beside the link. The free Featured on aiwizard badge that tool owners embed on their own sites is open to every listed tool and has nothing to do with the Featured blocks.
How current is the catalog?
Every page is generated when the site is built, and the site is rebuilt when a maintainer publishes changes, not on a timer. Counts, rankings and newly approved tools follow the database as of the latest build. A separate audit re-checks each tool's website and records the verdict. A tool whose site is dead or parked keeps its page but is marked Discontinued on the card, so you learn about a broken link before the click rather than after it.
