AI Unbound

Picking an AI tool means comparing prices, limits and strengths across dozens of services that change every month. Most readers want a short answer to "what should I use for this", and a few tools that do the math for them.

Guides and reviews sit next to working tools. A catalog covers 28 AI services with prices, pros and cons. A library holds 88 prompts in 7 categories, with a generator for new ones. A short quiz recommends a tool. One calculator estimates what an AI API costs per month across 15 models from 5 providers; another shows how much time and money AI saves on routine tasks. There is also a comparison of 7 models, a 50-term glossary, a 14-day challenge, a 12-step checklist, 20 automation recipes and printable cheat sheets.

Search opens with ⌘K and looks through articles, tools, prompts and pages at once. Light and dark themes switch in one click. Readers can leave comments and reactions, which stay in their own browser, and the counts start from zero, with no invented numbers.

Work followed a content plan from 28 February 2026. A month later, by 29 March, the site had 63 articles and 89 pages, a catalog of 28 services, a library of 88 prompts and the 14-day challenge.

Article covers are illustrations generated for the site and brought to one format, and a blurred preview holds their place while they load.

For the demo we made an English edition with 8 evergreen articles and every tool translated, and switched off the newsletter sign-up.

A reader goes from "which AI should I use" to a tool, a prompt and a monthly cost estimate without leaving the site.