Getting real work done
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Free tiers of AI APIs, side by side Which AI APIs have a free tier, what you get and what happens to your data — Gemini, Mistral, Groq, Cohere, OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, xAI.
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Six checks before you rely on an uncensored AI tool Skip the ranked lists. 6 checks show whether an uncensored AI tool suits real work: refusals, softening, where text goes, limits, account, language.
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Three tasks that expose a filter faster than a claim does A page calling an AI tool uncensored has tested nothing. A blunt translation, honest criticism and a stance you do not hold show the filter.
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Where a filter gets in the way of ordinary work An uncensored AI tool matters on ordinary work more than on edgy topics. These are the 8 jobs where a filter most often softens or stops the result.
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How to get real criticism of your work Requests for feedback return praise and 3 gentle suggestions. Four framings produce criticism you can use on your own work.
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What a draft needs from you first A generic draft is expensive to fix: rewriting it costs more than writing it. Four inputs turn a draft into something worth editing.
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Where a chat wins and where it does not A chat wins where the task is text and the volume is human. It loses where a task repeats, needs a guarantee, or has to run without you.
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How to make the disagreement visible Ask for arguments and you get a balanced list nobody believes. Ask each side to argue in turn and the disagreement becomes visible.
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How to get a rewrite that keeps its edge Most assistants smooth a rewrite by default: hedges appear, verbs weaken, claims turn into considerations. Four instructions stop that.
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Why an even summary is a bad summary A summary that shortens evenly loses the argument. Asking for the claim, the support and the caveat separately keeps what matters.
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When a translation gets declined Court quotes, medical notes and profanity in fiction get declined by filters that read the words rather than the job. Here is how to get the work done.
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Four passes beat one request A long text written in 1 request comes out even and empty. Writing it in 4 passes, each with a different job, produces something usable.
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Building a news-aware agent without an approval queue freenewsapi.ai returns full-text news results with no API key and no quota, drawing on 150,000+ articles a day from 25,000+ publishers.
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The audio step most AI creative workflows skip Beatoria turns a text description into a full song with lyrics and vocals in seconds, free, about 3 minutes long, any genre.
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One dashboard for the SEO work of ranking a tools guide Semalt's dashboard tracks Search Console data, SERP position and AI-visibility for free, plus a paid managed option from $149 a month.
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notrack.ai for builders: a chat to test in, an API to ship with notrack.ai gives you a free no-account chat and a paid, OpenAI-compatible API for building with, priced per token, no subscription.
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Running backlink placements from inside a chat session Rixot's AI finds relevant domains from 50,000+ vetted sites, writes the article and orders a dofollow link, live in about 24 hours.
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Closing the gap between publishing and being found IndexJump submits a URL to Google, Bing and ChatGPT directly instead of waiting on a crawl schedule. 100 URLs free, no card needed.
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AMP, an AI website builder unrelated to Google's AMP format AMP builds a complete site from one sentence or a template, then you refine it by chatting and publish free to yourname.amp.pr.
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Proving what a model actually said, one screenshot at a time PrintScreen captures, saves or links a screen region on Windows for free, with no watermark. It does not join scrolled screens or mark up an image.
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A stable name for a tool that runs on hardware you own uk.app sells yourname.uk.app names for £4.99 a year with managed DNS, dynamic DNS and a REST API for automating records.
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Adding web search to an agent without a key to manage FreeSerp gives an AI agent web search with no API key and no signup, through its own 3.1B-page index and an MCP connector.