Ten Directories of AI Tools

May 26, 2025

Just the dinobaby operating without Copilot or its ilk.

I scan DailyHunt, an India-based news summarizer powered by AI I think. The link I followed landed me on a story titled “Best 10 AI Directories to Promote.” I looked for a primary source, an author, and links to each service. Zippo. Therefore, I assembled the list, provided links, and generated with my dinobaby paws and claws the list below. Enjoy or ignore. I am weary of AI, but many others are not. I am not sure why, but that is our current reality, replete with alternative facts, cheating college professors, and oodles of crypto activity. Remember. The list is not my “best of”; I am simply presenting incomplete information in a slightly more useful format.

AIxploria https://www.aixploria.com/en/ [Another actual directory. Its promotional language says “largest list”. Yeah, I believe that]

AllAITool.ai at https://allaitool.ai/

FamouseAITools.ai https://famousaitools.ai/ [Another marketing outfit sucking up AI tool submissions]

Futurepedia.io https://www.futurepedia.io/

TheMangoAI.co https://themangoai.co/ [Not a directory, an advertisement of sorts for an AI-powered marketing firm]

NeonRev https://www.neonrev.com/ [Another actual directory. It looks like a number of Telegram bot directories]

Spiff Store https://spiff.store/ [Another directory. I have no idea how many tools are included]

StackViv https://stackviv.ai/ [An actual directory with 10,000 tools. No I did not count them. Are you kidding me?]

TheresanAIforThat https://theresanaiforthat.com/ [You have to register to look at the listings. A turn off for me]

Toolify.ai https://www.toolify.ai/ [An actual listing of more than 25,000 AI tools organized into categories probably by AI, not a professional indexing specialist]

When I looked at each of these “directories”, marketing is something the AI crowd finds important. A bit more effort in the naming of some of these services might help. Just a thought. Enjoy.

Stephen E Arnold, May 26, 2025

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under AI, News, Reference tool

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