Chat GPT icon
Chat GPT
Claude icon
Claude
Gemini icon
Gemini
Meta icon
Meta
Grok icon
Grok
Mistral icon
Mistral
HuggingFace icon
HuggingFace
Perplexity icon
Perplexity
Midjourney icon
Midjourney
DeepSeek icon
DeepSeek
Manus icon
Manus
Runway ML icon
Runway ML
Copilot icon
Copilot
Kimi AI icon
Kimi AI
Kling AI icon
Kling AI
Eleven Labs icon
Eleven Labs
Suno AI icon
Suno AI
Udio icon
Udio
Cursor icon
Cursor
Bolt icon
Bolt
Windsurf icon
Windsurf
POE icon
POE
V0 by Vercel icon
V0 by Vercel
Otter AI icon
Otter AI

About TMRW TOOLS
We only list tools worth knowing.

Why we built this

Most AI directories list everything they can find. You scroll for an hour, give up, and go back to the tool you were already using.

You already know ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Midjourney, so you won't find them here.

We keep the list short on purpose. It's mostly good tools you probably haven't heard of, plus the ones everyone has suddenly started talking about.
We've used every one of them ourselves.

We try it
Before writing anything
We screenshot it
The real interface
We say what we think
Good and bad

If we can't get into a product and show you what it looks like, we don't list it. We'd rather have fewer tools than pad the page with ones we haven't tried.

What you get

Every listing is put together the same way. Here's what goes into one.

Live screenshots

Every card shows a screenshot we took ourselves while using the tool on a desktop. You see what you'll get.

A TMRW Verdict

Who the tool is for, who should skip it, and what to try instead. If something about it isn't great, we'll tell you.

Discoveries

Tools most people haven't come across yet. We leave out the big names, because you already know them.

Breakouts

When a new tool suddenly takes off, we write about it that week, while it's still news to most people.

Everyday work

Documents, slides, spreadsheets, writing and images. For each tool we explain what you give it, what you get back and what it costs.

A short list

Most of the tools we look at don't make it in. You can still search and filter, there's just a lot less to wade through.

Know a tool that belongs here?

Send it over. Most submissions don't make the cut, but if yours does, we'll try it ourselves, take the screenshots and write the listing.

We're mostly looking for tools people haven't found yet, or ones that are taking off right now.