7 Free AI Productivity Tools I Use Every Day 

Glad I could help!

@@futurepedia_io Thank you for the videos!

Thank you Sir for this comment.

Glad it was helpful!

Glad to hear it!

Much appreciated!

Nice, I never tried Opera out

@@futurepedia_io yeah, i use opera gx which is really nice. i tried arc and i like it, but i can't get used to the tabs being on the side,even though it looks really clean. Keep up the great work! love your videos (and futurepedia)

You’re welcome 🙏

And is it available on Windows 10, or Windows 11, etc.

That's definitely good input. I saw that it's available on Windows, but don't have a PC to test it on. I could have read some reviews on it though to gather others' experience

@@futurepedia_io As great as Arc is, I'd say none of it's killer features are part of the Windows beta. It's still neat but as it is, it does little more than any other browsers ^^

As someone already said, Edge has had most if not all the features listed here as Arc's killer features for some time already.

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Exactly. It also has side tabs, automatically sorts tabs into categories and so on. There is nothing new in the browser section here.

You’re suggesting that all of the AI automation and assistance on daily tasks, absolutely did not increase your productivity? Or are you saying you got too deep into optimizing systems that you didn’t actually activate anything? Just asking for clarity on the insight you’re providing

Will look into them. It's hard to switch note-taking apps once you've already been using one for such a long time. The description of heptabase definitely sounds interesting

@@futurepedia_io (Thanks for the Arc browser intro, so cool, finally got a chance to try it,also was going to cancel perplexity, never used it but the new sonar llama 3 responses are absolutely insanely good right now, best ive seen and up to date to end april, use it every day now. Nothing provides as good responses on online data, helping with a new app or git, anything) (Back to reply)Absolutely yeah I hear you, Tana was just so good though that a dropped notion i really liked (but had gotten overloaded and confusing thats the problem) right away as Tana was so instantly intuitive and efficient and ultra fast it felt so natural and in sync with my mind, i could save stuff and not hate it or have it take long and also be organised in 3 seconds, while making 1 note on 1 today screen and in a few extra key presses organizes it pefectly into supertags, projects, links, tasks and references to build the KB in seconds for later reference, all from 1 single sentence and only the keyboard without changing screens, nothing takes useful notes this fast its so cool. Tana sounds meh when you look at it info or site, seems like other stuff, it has to be experienced to understand, more of a click with your brain, whats special cant be described, hepta however the uniqueness and value can be seen instantly, nothing else like it out there, learning things like AI so fast piecing cards together on whiteboard, nested whiteboards, visually and the best part is seeing where the gaps are, what info on the cards go unanswered and require further research, such massive uncertainty killer, you know where you stand and what you need next, confidence. Awesome. Anyway sorry not trying to shill but never had such a productivity boom in my life before, like compelled to share ike a stupid fanboi. Anyway love the videos and channel, much respect and love and good wishes

Isn't the Ask AI option free?

@@rajarshibhattacharya5192 $8-10 USD a month depending on your plan - it's got a whole section on the pricing page. Though they give you a handful of runs for free before you're required to purchase. "First one's free" should sound familiar here.

Honestly, not quite sure I understand what you mean by endless

@@futurepedia_io a lot of rambling. Not getting to the point. So much about you. Try using "you" way more and "I" a lot less

Haha, noted

Good to know, only tried it on Mac and am hooked

For sync, and for rate limiting the AI features

​@@ramysami Who cares? Let people use it first and then decide if it's worth registering.

You can do a massive amount under the free plan. There are paid upgrades available too, but I used the free plan for over a year before I upgraded. Also, that’s just a tracking link, not an affiliate link.

Generate an alias address and use a fake name then. Boom, free.

@@toonix You are missing the point. Did you even read the ToS? Cheating is Not equal to free. Using your way of thinking, most games/software are also free, because you can download them from pirate sites: Boom, free lol

​@@master_f You're the one missing the point. Obviously when someone says "free" they mean you don't have to spend money. By your philosophical logic literally nothing in the world is free because you have to spend time/attention benefiting from the "free" thing.

@@kirbylover37 When something is free, there's no obligation for an exchange. Like using Firefox - you just install it and use it. No exchange. Now with Arc, IF you don't provide your part of the deal (your true information, as it's written in the ToS) you can't even use the app. They will not allow you to use the App until you paid for it, with your true information. If it was FREE, the "payment" part (your personal data) would be optional.

@@master_f Well, if you think crying about it is the better approach, go for it! I'd rather use the better product.

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I mean, it sounds cool as a concept. Terrible in reality though

@@futurepedia_io that's the thing, everything sounds good in concept. Materialisation matters. It is by far the worst tech product out there. This is really a very dangerous trend, that companies have now started releasing products that are not even worth alpha testing directly to the public. Ultimately, consumers are fooled by the fake advertising

I could appreciate the concept if it actually worked