Last updated: November 1, 2026
The AI Tools Deck is an independent directory. This page explains, in plain words, how we put listings together so you know what to expect from them.
How tools are found
We add tools from public sources: the tool’s own website, its documentation, and public announcements. We also consider tools suggested by readers and by the tools’ owners. Anyone can suggest a tool at hello@theaitoolsdeck.com.
How listings are written
Each listing has a short description of what the tool is mainly used for, its pricing model (such as free, freemium, or paid), and a link to the official website. Descriptions summarize publicly available information. We keep them neutral and avoid promotional language.
How tools are organized
Tools are grouped by what they are mainly used for, such as coding, image and design, video and audio, writing, automation and productivity, and AI assistants and research. A tool can belong to more than one group. You can also filter the full library by specific topics.
What we do not claim
- We do not claim to have hands-on tested every tool.
- We do not publish invented ratings, reviews, or testimonials.
- We do not guarantee that prices or features are current. Please confirm them on the official website.
Affiliate links and independence
Some links may be affiliate links, and we may earn a commission when you sign up through them at no extra cost to you. Whether a tool has an affiliate program does not decide whether it is listed. Read the full Affiliate Disclosure.
Corrections and removals
If you find an error, or you own a listed tool and want it updated or removed, email hello@theaitoolsdeck.com with the page link and what should change. We review these requests and update listings accordingly. We may also remove tools that appear unsafe, misleading, or no longer available.
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