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This is an edited list of tools with official sources. Its order is an editorial choice, not a measured popularity ranking.

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Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft

Microsoft’s AI assistant across the web, Windows and Microsoft 365 experiences.

General assistants Free and paid
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Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM)

Google

A research notebook that answers from the sources you provide and can create source-grounded summaries.

Search and research Free and paid
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Canva Magic Studio

Canva

Canva’s AI features for images, layouts, copy and everyday marketing assets.

Images and design Free and paid
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Grammarly

Grammarly

An AI writing assistant for grammar, tone, rewriting and everyday English communication.

Writing Free and paid
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Gamma

Gamma

An AI-first tool for drafting presentations, documents and lightweight webpages.

Presentations Free and paid
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Otter.ai

Otter.ai

A meeting transcription and conversation-summary product for recorded discussions.

Audio and music Free and paid
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Pitch

Pitch

A collaborative presentation platform with AI-assisted deck creation and editing.

Presentations Free and paid
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WorkBuddy

Tencent

A desktop assistant that can turn a scoped local notes file into a CSV. Practise on six fictional records and check every row before using the result.

General assistants Free and paid
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