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How We Choose AI Tools

The guide is free and independent. We follow four rules.

1

Tools people actually use

Before adding a tool to the guide, we check that people search for it and use it: search volume, recommendations in forums, app store data, GitHub stars. Lesser-known tools that do the job are added too; there is no cap on the number.

2

Information from official sources, dated

We read pricing, free limits and feature information from the tool's own website and record the date. This information changes often; we recommend checking the tool's website once before you use it.

3

Rankings are not for sale

A tool's position, its inclusion in the "most used" list or the kit it is placed in never changes for money; the order depends only on measured usage and official information. A vendor can have its tool added to the guide through a paid listing: such a tool's card says "Paid listing" and it is ranked by the same criteria as the others. If there is an affiliate link, we disclose that clearly on the page too.

4

No scores, just clear information

Tools are not scored. We describe in plain language what each one does, who it is for, what it offers for free and how it is used; no tool is presented as "the best".

Security for plugins and repositories

Plugins and GitHub repositories run code on your computer. That is why we scan the listed ones every night: malicious package reports, withdrawn versions, deleted or archived repositories. If a problem turns up, a warning appears on the card and we remove the installation line; we review it within 24 hours. We write installation lines from the project's own documentation, pinned to a specific version.

Usage terms for design resources

The panel of every design resource shows a one-line usage term: whether it can be used in commercial work, whether attribution is required, or whether it is for inspiration only. We read the license text at its source; the binding text is always that license.

Terms and policies

Last reviewed October 9, 2026 · Not legal advice.

AI Guide terms of use

Who prepares the guide. The AI Guide is prepared by DijiKoçum (Turan Yasin Salcı, sole proprietorship, İstanbul, Turkey). Contact: info@dijikocum.com. Contact page →

The guide is free. Reading, searching and sharing the content of the guide requires no payment or membership.

Information is dated. Prices, free limits, features and availability of AI tools change often. Every card shows the date the information was read or tested. Check the current information on the tool's own website before making a decision. Data older than 60 days appears in orange; a tool past 120 days stays unscored until it is tested again.

No scores. Cards describe what a tool does, who it is for, what it offers for free and how it is used; tools are not given scores or a single "overall score", and no tool is presented as "the best".

Third-party tools. The tools covered in the guide do not belong to DijiKoçum; when you use them, that service's own terms and privacy policy apply. Before uploading content that contains personal data, customer data or trade secrets to an AI tool, check how that tool processes data. Our notes on regulations →

Installation commands and plugins. Installation lines in the GitHub and plugin sections are written after checking them against the project's own documentation. Installing a plugin means running code on your computer. Go through the security checklist at the bottom of the card before installing; responsibility lies with the person who installs it.

Prompt examples. We produced the sample images and videos in the prompt library ourselves; each example states the model used and the date it was produced, and is shown with an "AI-generated" label.

Content license. The guide's texts and tool data are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0, and the n8n templates and code samples under the MIT license. You may use them with attribution (DijiKoçum AI Guide + link) and share them again under the same license. Third-party trademarks and logos belong to their owners.

Limitation of liability. The guide is for general information only; it is not legal, financial or technical advice. The final decision on whether a tool is right for you is yours. For setup and consulting tailored to your business, see our setup solutions. Setup solutions →

Governing law. These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Turkey. The courts and enforcement offices of İstanbul have jurisdiction over disputes; consumers' statutory rights to apply to the consumer arbitration committee and the consumer court are reserved.

Advertising and affiliate policy

Rankings are not for sale. No ranking, "best" label or score in the guide can be changed for money. A commercial relationship with us does not move a tool up the list; the absence of one does not push it down.

Affiliate links. Some tool pages may contain affiliate links. If you buy a service through such a link, DijiKoçum may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Such a link is shown with an "Affiliate link" note right next to it and, at the top of the page, a disclosure that links to this policy. Commissions do not affect a tool's score or ranking.

Sponsored space. If sponsored content is published in the future, it will carry an "Ad" label and be shown in a separate area, outside the rankings.

Social media. On DijiKoçum accounts, posts that are sponsored or contain affiliate links show the word "Reklam" (Advertisement) or "Tanıtım" (Promotion) and the advertiser's name on the first screen of the post, before any other tags.

Targeting. No personalized ads are shown on the site. Measurement tools run only according to your cookie preference; you can change it with the "Cookie Settings" link at the bottom of the page.

AI content labeling policy

What carries the "AI-generated" label:

  • Every example in the prompt library (with its production record: model, date, settings).
  • Images of the concept brands in the industry showcase (already marked with the "Concept" and evidence badges).
  • AI twins, synthetic voices and human-looking digital characters used in Reels.

Where it appears: For images, in the credit line (below the image); for videos, at the opening or in the first line of the description; on social media, on the first screen of the post — somewhere it can be read without scrolling.

What is never done:

  • An AI copy of a real person is never shown as if that person had used, tried or recommended a product.
  • No prompts or examples that imitate the style of a celebrity, brand, institution or studio are published.
  • No content is produced that uses AI to portray Atatürk (the founder of the Republic of Turkey) or other real people.
  • An AI-generated image is never presented as real client work or as a photo of a real place.

In advertising: If DijiKoçum ads use AI-generated content or a digital character that cannot be distinguished from a human, this is always disclosed in a clear, understandable and distinguishable way. In Turkey, the legal obligation arises when AI is used in a way that significantly affects the consumer's decision, or when a digital character cannot be distinguished from a human (Turkey's Regulation on Commercial Advertising, Art. 18/8); we label without making that distinction.

In the guide: For guide content that is not advertising, Turkish law does not appear to impose a general AI-labeling obligation (as of September 30, 2026). The label here is a policy, not a claim of legal compliance: visitors should always know what is real and what is generated.

Sources: Turkey's Regulation on Commercial Advertising and Unfair Commercial Practices, Art. 6, 18, 22; Art. 23/A and 25/A added by amendment (Official Gazette of Turkey, July 1, 2026, No. 33297; in force August 1, 2026) · Turkey's Law No. 6563 on the Regulation of Electronic Commerce, Art. 3 (service provider identification information) · CC BY-SA 4.0 license (summary) · EU AI Act, Art. 50 (transparency obligations; for content aimed at visitors in the EU)