In this YouTube video, the speaker presents an opinionated tier list ranking a wide range of AI products and platforms. Each tool is assigned a tier (S, A, B, C) based on perceived performance, usefulness, and uniqueness. The list includes Google Gemini, Gmail/Calendar AI, Canva AI, Claude (including Claude Design and Claude CoWork), ChatGPT 5.5, Opus 4.7, Replit, NotebookLM, Perplexity (and Perplexity Computer), Manus, Lovable, Whisperflow, Groq, Granola, Copilot, Cloud Code, OpenClaw, and Apex. The speaker offers brief commentary on why each tool lands in its tier, noting standout features (e.g., Opus 4.7’s impressive capabilities, Perplexity’s S‑tier status, Apex’s security and CEO‑focused design). The video ends with a call‑to‑action inviting viewers to comment “Apex” to receive a link to the Apex platform.
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Gemini. A. In your Gmail, in your calendar. Canva AI. B. Claude Design has obviously kicked its ass. ChatGPT. A. 5.5 is actually really impressive. Weeks from now it could change. Claude. S. Opus 4.7 is fucking impressive. Replit. C. I mean, I just— no. Claude Cowork. Lower end of S tier. It's legit. NotebookLM. A tier. For accelerated consumption of knowledge. Perplexity. It's actually S tier. Perplexity Computer has beat Manus. Manus. Manus is A. Perplexity just came out with a better product. Lovable. B. You can do everything Lovable does in Cloud Code. Whisperflow. Middle of B. Groq. Above Canva. Granola. It's A tier. Copilot. B. No. Cloud Code. Cloud Code builds every other app that you just mentioned. OpenClaw. It's just below Cloud. If you know how to set it up and not get hacked. Apex. Apex, the top of the top. It's more secure than OpenClaw. It comes with apps and it's made specifically for CEOs. If you want to check it out, just comment Apex below and I'll send you the link.
