I’ve been overwhelmed by the number of AI tools launching every week — most of them are hard to compare, cluttered, or disappear quickly.
So I built Halotool, a clean and categorized directory of AI tools. It’s lightweight, works well on mobile, and I personally use it as my browser homepage to keep track of what’s new and what’s still active.
You can browse tools by category (image, writing, voice, video, etc), filter by language or pricing, and even see traffic trends for each one. No signups, no ads — just a functional hub for exploring AI tools.
Would love to know what you think or if there’s anything worth improving
ximu•7mo ago
I’ve been overwhelmed by the number of AI tools launching every week — most of them are hard to compare, cluttered, or disappear quickly.
So I built Halotool, a clean and categorized directory of AI tools. It’s lightweight, works well on mobile, and I personally use it as my browser homepage to keep track of what’s new and what’s still active.
You can browse tools by category (image, writing, voice, video, etc), filter by language or pricing, and even see traffic trends for each one. No signups, no ads — just a functional hub for exploring AI tools.
Would love to know what you think or if there’s anything worth improving