Chat and questions
General-purpose assistants for questions, brainstorming, and everyday explanations.
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General-purpose assistants for questions, brainstorming, and everyday explanations.
Tools people use to outline, draft, and revise prose. You still decide what to publish.
Assistants that suggest or edit code in an editor, on the web, or through an API.
Products that generate or edit pictures and short clips from text or references.
Tools that search, summarize, or answer from sources you can open and check.
Speech, voice, and music products with official consumer or creator sites.
Assistants built into notebooks, documents, or a workplace suite.
OpenAI’s consumer assistant for chat, writing, Q&A, and light coding help.
Anthropic’s assistant for chat, writing, and analysis, offered on the web and via an API.
Google’s assistant, available as the Gemini app and inside some Google products.
Microsoft’s assistant on the web, also used across some Microsoft 365 and Windows surfaces.
GitHub’s coding assistant, used in editors and on github.com to suggest and explain code.
An AI-centered code editor. You stay in a project; the assistant can read and edit files with your permission.
An answer engine that returns responses with source links you can open.
Google’s notebook product that answers from sources you add.
A research lab and image (and video) model product, with official information at midjourney.com.
Adobe’s generative media family, available at firefly.adobe.com and documented on Adobe’s product pages.
A company and product site for AI video and visual generation, now officially served at runway.com.
A voice and speech product company with its official site at elevenlabs.io.
A music generation product with its official site at suno.com.
A workspace for notes and docs. Official AI features are documented on Notion’s own site.
A European AI company publishing models, an API, and official chat products at mistral.ai.
A public hub for model weights, datasets, and demos, at huggingface.co.
A company site for DeepSeek’s models and official chat or API entry points.
xAI’s assistant product, with a consumer site at grok.com and a company site at x.ai.
Meta’s Llama site, the official entry for Llama models and developer resources.
Google’s official browser workspace for trying Gemini models and exporting code.
OpenAI’s official API and developer platform, distinct from the ChatGPT consumer app.