About Get365AI

What Get365AI is

Get365AI is a curated directory of AI tools. The idea is simple: instead of scrolling through endless lists, you come here to discover one genuinely useful AI tool at a time. The directory currently lists 404 tools across 18 categories, each with a plain-English description, a rating, and traffic data so you can quickly tell what is worth your time.

Our mission

There are thousands of AI tools now, and most “best AI tools” lists are written once and never touched again. The goal of Get365AI is to help real people find the right AI tools for their work, content, productivity, and business , with information that stays current and is easy to compare.

Who runs it

Get365AI is an independent project built and maintained by Houssam, the creator behind the @Get365AI YouTube channel. The channel covers AI tool walkthroughs and reviews, and the directory grew out of it as a place to keep track of everything worth knowing about. It is a one-person effort, not a big company , which is exactly why the focus stays on being useful rather than exhaustive.

Our editorial policy

Every tool page links here, so here is exactly how those pages are made and what the words on them are worth.

Where the facts come from. Features, plan names and prices are taken from the tool's own website, pricing page and documentation, not from other directories. When a vendor does not publish a price, the page says so rather than guessing. If a figure cannot be verified it is left out: a blank is more useful than a number that might be wrong.

Our own data. Monthly search figures and search trends come from DataForSEO and are refreshed on a schedule, with the measurement date shown. Funding totals and rounds come from public announcements and are sourced on the funding pages. A tool with no measured figure shows no figure.

Ratings and reviews. There are none unless real people left them. The site does not display a star rating, a review count or a "saves" number that was not earned, and no rating is marked up for search engines without real reviews behind it. Where a section would be empty, it is hidden rather than filled.

Who writes the pages. Page drafts are assembled with AI assistance from the sources above, then checked and edited before publishing, which is why they are credited to the editorial team rather than to a named author. Claiming a human byline for a machine-assisted draft would be dishonest. Where we have used a tool ourselves, the page carries our own video of it and says so.

Dates. The "Updated" date on a tool page is the date its content last changed. It does not move because somebody clicked a link or because the site was rebuilt.

Money. Sponsored and featured listings are labelled wherever they appear and never change a ranking position. Rankings are ordered by measured data.

Corrections. If a page is wrong, tell us and it gets fixed. Contact us with the URL and what is wrong. Pages found to describe the wrong product are taken down rather than patched.

How tools are added

Tools are added by hand and reviewed before they go live. Listings are drawn from public sources such as Product Hunt and the wider AI community, and traffic figures come from third-party estimate providers. The catalogue is updated regularly as new tools launch and existing ones change. Sponsored and featured listings are always labelled, and they never change a ranking position.

Get involved

Built an AI tool? You can submit it for review or, if it is already listed, contact us to claim or update the listing. And if you just want to keep up with the best new AI tools, the best place to follow along is the YouTube channel.

Contact

Email [email protected], for listings, corrections, partnerships or anything else.