HireKey tailors your resume to a job, runs AI voice interview practice and tracks applications. The Free plan is $0; Premium is $39 a month.
Best for: Tech job seekers, Interview practice out loud, Tracking many applications
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Best AI Tools for Text
Tools that generate, edit, or analyze written content like blogs, emails, stories, and summaries.
7 tools reviewed, newest review first
Ancher saves articles, videos and PDFs and finds them by meaning. Free gives 100 credits a month; Digest is $5.99 a month, or $59.99 a year.
Best for: Researchers saving sources, Searching saved material by meaning, Agents that search your notes
Read reviewZolt AI learns your brand voice, then drafts, checks and publishes social posts you approve. 30-day free trial; plans from $29 a month.
Best for: Founders posting weekly, Agencies managing client brands, Brand-voice social drafts
Read reviewListing Ventures AI turns item photos into listing drafts for eBay and Facebook Marketplace. 3 free listings; one-time packs from $2.99.
Best for: Thrift and estate-sale resellers, Bulk eBay listing drafts, Whatnot live show prep
Read reviewgraph by datavruti turns notes on your work into tailored resumes and interview prep. 100 free credits; credit packs from $4.99, paid once.
Best for: Data and AI job seekers, Logging work for future resumes, Interview prep from your own work
Read reviewCustomer Service AI for Etsy drafts replies to buyer messages inside Etsy's reply box. 50 free messages; monthly plans from $2.99.
Best for: Etsy sellers answering buyers, Shipping and tracking questions, Replies in buyers' languages
Read reviewJarq is a Mac menu-bar app for in-place translation, rewriting and dictation. Free is 5 actions a day; Pro is $4.99 a month or $39 a year.
Best for: Writing across languages, Dictating into any app, Translating Notion pages
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