AI Guide · Tool atlas
Spreadsheets, analysis, charts and reports; tools that work with Excel and Google Sheets. Check the tool's data settings before uploading customer or sales data.
16 apps · most widely used first
A general AI assistant that helps with almost any task: writes, summarizes, makes images, researches.
What sets it apart: Brings chat, images, voice, deep research and coding together in one app.
For: Everyone. One of the easy starting options for general writing and Q&A.
Google's AI: chats, researches, and makes images and presentations.
What sets it apart: Comes ready with your Google account; works inside Gmail, Docs and Drive.
For: Anyone who uses Gmail and Google Drive, students.
An AI assistant that reads long documents, writes naturally and writes code.
What sets it apart: Strong with long documents and code; builds working pages and small tools right in the chat.
For: People who work with long texts, writers, developers.
Makes social media graphics, posters and presentations from ready templates; generates images with AI.
What sets it apart: Thousands of Turkish templates; drag and drop, no design skills needed.
For: Anyone without a designer.
Microsoft's assistant; works inside Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.
What sets it apart: Writes, summarizes and calculates inside the Office file, without leaving it.
For: People who work with Office files every day.
A no-code database that looks like a spreadsheet and links records to each other.
What sets it apart: Links tables together; form, calendar and kanban views come from the same data.
For: Small teams tracking customers, orders or content together.
Finds unusually successful posts from accounts in your niche.
What sets it apart: Compares each post with that account's usual performance.
For: Content creators and agencies researching content formats that work.
A sales tool that enriches company and contact lists with data from many sources.
What sets it apart: Combines dozens of data sources in one table; also works from inside Claude.
For: B2B sales teams building target customer lists.
A free spreadsheet that runs in the browser and that your team can edit at the same time.
What sets it apart: Free; tools like n8n, forms and Manychat can write rows directly.
For: Small businesses keeping lead lists, form responses and simple reports in a spreadsheet.
Finds SEO problems on your site and fixes some of them itself.
What sets it apart: Turkish interface; can apply fixes to the site itself.
For: Businesses with a WordPress, Shopify, Wix or ikas site.
An open-source GEO tool that tracks, with sources, how your brand is mentioned in AI answers and alongside which competitors.
What sets it apart: Doesn't give a single score; ties every finding to the model's raw answer and the source it cited.
For: Marketers, agencies and software teams who want to run GEO measurement on their own infrastructure.
A managed vector database that lets your chat assistant search your documents by meaning.
What sets it apart: Runs without a server; the Assistant upload-and-ask layer and an MCP endpoint come ready.
For: Teams that want their assistant to answer from their own documents without managing servers.
A backend that gives you a Postgres database, user login, file storage and vector search out of the box.
What sets it apart: Real Postgres; the API is ready as soon as you create a table, and RAG with pgvector lives in the same database.
For: People who don't want to set up a server for bot memory, a lead table or a reporting dashboard.
Ask your database questions in plain language and get answers as tables and charts.
What sets it apart: Turns a question like "Best-selling product last month?" into SQL and builds dashboards.
For: Businesses whose data sits in a database and who have technical staff.
A stats panel that shows which posts work and who your followers are.
What sets it apart: Comes built into the account.
For: People with a professional Instagram account.
Turkish pre-accounting and e-invoice software; reads receipts with the camera and records them as expenses.
What sets it apart: Ask "How much profit did we make this month?" and it answers with numbers.
For: Small businesses and freelancers who keep their own books.
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