Categories
Nine jobs, ranked separately.
A tool can sit in more than one category. Its rank in each is an editorial number. Paid placements, when they exist, are a different module on the category page.
Writing
Assistants and editors for drafting, rewriting, and polishing text. Ranked for the quality of the writing workflow, not for image or SEO features that happen to sit in the same login.
8 published tools
Coding
Editors, agents, and assistants used to read and change software. Ranked for real repository work, with a lower place for hosted prototypes.
7 published tools
Marketing
Tools marketing teams use to produce campaigns, design, CRM content, and voice. General chat apps are not ranked here unless the product is actually sold as a marketing system.
5 published tools
SEO
Research suites and on-page editors for search. Data coverage and the job the tool actually does decide the order.
3 published tools
Image generation
Products that create or design still images. Specialist generators and design suites are both eligible, and the rank says which job they win.
4 published tools
Video creation
Generative video, avatar video, voice, and transcript-based editing. Tools are ranked for the job they actually do, not as if every video product were the same.
5 published tools
Automation
Workflow products that connect apps and, where relevant, model calls. Ranked for teams building reliable processes, including agent-style flows.
4 published tools
Business
Systems of record and internal agent platforms a company runs on: CRM, workspace, and deployed assistants.
7 published tools
Productivity
Tools that organise work: docs, meetings, decks, and assistants inside the office suite people already have.
8 published tools