A Practical AI Toolkit Organized by Use Case
Juggling a dozen AI apps without a plan wastes more time than it saves. Sorting your toolkit by use case is the fastest way to get real work done and get paid for it.
Here is one developer's go-to AI stack, organized into four clear categories, so you can see exactly which tools handle which job.

What Happened
One developer shared their go-to AI toolkit, grouped by use case:
- Presentation builders: Slidesgo, Tome
- Chatbots and frontier reasoning: ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Gemini, Grok, Meta AI, MS Copilot, Perplexity
- Email assistants: Mailmaestro, Shortwave, Superhuman
- Coding and development: AskCodi, Codiga, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Qodo, Replit, Tabnine
Why It Matters
Grouping your AI tools by exact use case is the fastest way to 10x your output and monetize your workflows. Bookmark this cheat sheet as a starting point for building your own stack, whether you freelance, code, or deliver client work.
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