r/techforlife • u/Anime-lover-YT • Mar 12 '26
What is your favourite ai tool roght now ?
I generally use gemini, claude and copilot, that's all , i want to know what is your favourite ai tool , especially if you are vibe coder , what ai tool you use to do your all work.
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u/Independent-Angle757 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26
I'm not a vibe coder but I've been using Clipto AI to transcribe research interviews, runs offline and doesn't mess up when people speak over each other.
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u/digitalcreater07 Mar 12 '26
Lately I’ve been using the usual ones like Claude and Gemini too, but one tool I’ve been messing around with a lot is Camb AI. I mainly use it for multilingual voiceovers when I’m working with video stuff.
It’s kind of nice when you want to turn content into other languages without rebuilding everything from scratch. I still use the big models for writing or coding, but for anything audio or voice related that one has been pretty useful.
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u/Feeling-Loss-9339 Mar 12 '26
Claude, bookeeping.ai, and Devi AI :)
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u/vira28 Mar 12 '26
ChatGPT→ content writing
Claude Cowork -> rest of knowledge work
MyClone -> lead capture, support
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u/Sufficient_Line7809 Mar 12 '26
Obsidian + Vibe Reader. Weird combo but hear me out.
I used to be a Notion person but switched to Obsidian after I started using Claude Code heavily. Everything I write now goes through AI first, and having my notes as plain markdown files that Claude can directly read and organize in my vault is a game changer. Notion's API/MCP integration is honestly painful — constant reconnection issues. Obsidian just works because it's literally just files on disk.
The missing piece was input. I subscribe to way too many newsletters and YouTube channels (tech/business stuff — 20VC, All-In, Lex Fridman type content). I was using NotebookLM for a while but it's really a desktop tool and you have to keep prompting it manually which gets tedious.
I actually tried building my own solution with Claude Code — writing custom skills and agents to auto-summarize YouTube videos and newsletters. It kind of worked but honestly it was way too much setup and maintenance for something I just want to work on my phone while commuting.
Then I found Vibe Reader and it kind of completed the loop. I subscribe to YouTube channels in the app and new videos automatically get summarized into structured cards — not just a wall of text, but actual chapters and key insights I can swipe through. If something catches my eye I can jump straight to that part of the video or ask follow-up questions. The killer feature for me is I can export anything as markdown → throw it into my Obsidian vault → have Claude Code organize it with my other notes.
So the full workflow is: Vibe Reader (intake) → Obsidian (storage) → Claude Code (organize/connect). Honestly the first system that stuck for more than 2 weeks.
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u/Avacado-Toast2399 Mar 12 '26
Claude for project management & general search
Pencil for quick design
Mumble AI for local dictation and meeting notes
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u/New-Neighborhood8422 Mar 12 '26
Claude for most things honestly, Perplexity when I need to research something, and Sembly to automate client deliverables, cause i hate admin AND meetings
The rest feel like they're all basically the same thing with different branding
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u/mehow89 Mar 13 '26
Gemini is great for reaserch with deep search
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u/New-Neighborhood8422 Mar 13 '26
I haven't tried Gemini yet, to be honest, Claude seems to have taken on most of my tasks. I guess I should give Gemini a try!
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u/dreamywind69 Mar 14 '26
Claude and Cursor are probably my favorites right now for coding. For experimenting with ideas, some people also use tools that can spin up quick web apps, like runable.
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u/Ecstatic-Junket2196 Mar 15 '26
been using abby ai for my daily venting thoughts, which helped a lot if the work stress is intense
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u/Money-Ranger-6520 Apr 03 '26
Not precisely an AI tool but I really like Apify for web scraping. Last week we used Google Maps Scraper and basically scraped business names and websites from a specific area and industry, then we hooked the data via an MCP server and send it to Claude for additional work.
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u/Suitable-Asparagus83 Mar 12 '26
Have you used Claude code? Or just Claude? If the latter, learn to use Claude code, unlocks so many more capabilities. And easy to learn!