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UseMyAI (usemyai.pro) is a public directory of AI tools and a launch platform for AI products. It has two jobs: help people find useful AI software, and help founders get their AI product discovered.

The directory covers AI apps, agents, APIs, Chrome extensions, mobile apps, desktop tools, and open-source projects. Everything is organized by task, category, platform, pricing, and use case, so a listing tells you what a tool does and who it is for — not just that it exists.

UseMyAI works in two directions — one for people looking for tools, one for founders building them.

1. Browse or search. Start from the tools directory, a category, a platform, or a search query.
2. Read the listing. Each listing explains the product, its category, supported platforms, pricing type, and practical use cases.
3. Compare options. Use the comparison tool to see a few products side by side before deciding.
4. Use or launch. Users try the tool that fits. Founders submit their product for review and create a launch page to make it discoverable.

Listings are reviewed before they go public. UseMyAI does not use fake reviews, fake ratings, or guaranteed rankings — see the editorial policy for the details.

If you are looking for an AI tool, UseMyAI is designed to get you from “I have a task” to “here is a tool that fits” quickly.

• Search by task. Describe what you want to do and browse matching tools from the directory.
• Browse categories and platforms. Narrow by category or by whether the tool is a web app, Chrome extension, mobile app, API, or open-source project.
• Compare tools. Put two to four tools side by side to compare pricing, platforms, and use cases.
• Use the matchmaker. Answer a few questions about your task and constraints to get a shortlist of relevant tools.
• Build a stack. Save the tools you use together and share the stack with your team.
• Request a missing tool. If a tool is not listed, request it and the community can weigh in.

Useful starting points: Categories, Platforms, Matchmaker, Compare, and Tool requests.

If you are building an AI product, UseMyAI gives you a public place to submit it, launch it, and be found by people who are already searching for tools like yours.

• Submit your tool. Add your product to the directory with a clear description, category, platform, and pricing type.
• Create a launch page. Launch your product with a public page that collects votes and comments from the community.
• Build a founder profile. Your public profile shows the tools you have shipped, with verified builder badges and launch streaks.
• Apply to Select Batch. Curated batches give reviewed products extra visibility with founders.
• Use the launch kit. A practical kit of resources to prepare your launch.

Start here: Submit a tool, Launch a product, Select Batch, Launch kit, and the founder guide.

Tools are grouped by the work they help with, so you can browse a category that matches your task instead of scanning a generic list.

See all categories on the categories page.

Platform matters when you choose a tool — a Chrome extension, a mobile app, and an API solve the same task in very different ways. UseMyAI lists tools by the platform they run on.

Browse every platform on the platforms page.

A launch is a public page for a new or updated AI product. It gives founders a focused moment to introduce the product and gives users a place to see what is new.

• Launch pages. Each launch explains what the product does, who it is for, and how to try it.
• Votes and comments. Community members can support a launch and leave feedback.
• Trending. Active launches can appear in the weekly trending section on the homepage.
• Featured placement. Founders can choose optional featured visibility for their launch.

Browse current launches on the launches page or start your own with Launch a product.

UseMyAI accepts practical AI software that helps users complete real tasks. A good submission is specific, accurate, and clear about the product category, platform, pricing, and use cases.

• Be clear. Explain what the product does, who it is for, what platforms it supports, and how users can try it.
• No fake proof. Do not submit fake reviews, fake ratings, fake customers, or misleading claims.
• Add useful context. Practical use cases, pricing type, and verifiable links make a listing stronger.

Read the full submission guidelines and then submit your tool.

Listings on UseMyAI are written from available product information and founder submissions. The editorial policy keeps the directory honest:

• No fake ratings. UseMyAI does not add fake reviews, fake aggregate ratings, or fake testimonials.
• No hidden endorsements. Paid or featured placement is disclosed rather than disguised as editorial opinion.
• Corrections welcome. Founders and users can suggest listing updates that improve clarity.

Read the full editorial policy.

Browsing, searching, and comparing tools on UseMyAI is free. Founders can choose from optional visibility options to make a product stand out, including featured launches, Select Batch placement, and advertising.

Current options and pricing are always listed on the pricing page, and sponsorship details are on the advertise page. Featured placement is labeled as such and never presented as an editorial recommendation.