AI tools you should use in 2026

19 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise promotional video, the speaker outlines a set of preferred AI tools for specific professional tasks, positioning each as a superior alternative to more common solutions. He advises using Claude for writing instead of ChatGPT, Groq for research over Google Search, Gamma for presentations rather than Canva, Claude Code for app development instead of Replit, Nanobanana for image generation in place of ChatGPT, Whisperflow for prompting without typing, and OpenCloud for agentic automation instead of make.com or N8N. He also promotes his own company, apex.host, which offers a simplified deployment of OpenCloud. The overarching message is that success comes from selecting the right tool for each job, not merely accumulating more tools.

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For writing, don't use ChatGPT, use Claude. For research, don't use Google Search, use Groq. For presentations, don't use Canva, use Gamma. To build apps, stop using Replit, use Claude Code. To generate images, you're crazy if you're using ChatGPT, use Nanobanana. To prompt AI, stop typing on your keyboard, start using Whisperflow. For agentic automation, stop using make.com or N8N, start using OpenCloud. And if you want my version of it, go check out apex.host. It's my new company that makes OpenCloud Really simple to deploy. It's not about having more tools, it's about having the right tool for the right job.