Find the right AI tool for your goal

Draft, organize, brainstorm, learn, and analyze text. Useful for resume improvement, interview practice, proposals, research plans, and first business ideas.

Best for: A versatile starting assistant. Verify important facts and never paste confidential information.

Works well with long documents and structured writing. Useful for comparing a resume with a role, refining proposals, and reviewing detailed briefs.

Best for: Thoughtful editing and document analysis with human fact-checking.

General AI assistance connected to Google's ecosystem. Useful for planning, drafting, summarizing, and exploring unfamiliar work topics.

Best for: People already working in Google tools.

AI-assisted web research with linked sources. Useful for company research, market exploration, and finding starting points for deeper verification.

Best for: Research where you plan to open and evaluate the original sources.

Design presentations, social posts, simple videos, resumes, and portfolio materials with templates and AI-assisted features.

Best for: Building visual proof of work without advanced design software.

Organize job applications and improve resume targeting. Useful when managing multiple roles and keeping search activity in one place.

Best for: Active job seekers who want a repeatable application workflow.

Combine notes, projects, knowledge, and AI assistance. Useful for job-search tracking, client systems, content calendars, and learning plans.

Best for: Organizing several parts of work in one flexible workspace.

Edit audio and video through text-based workflows. Useful for podcast support, client clips, portfolio demos, and content repurposing.

Best for: Freelancers and creators learning practical media services.

Plan, create, and schedule social media content. Useful for managing a personal brand or offering a simple content service to clients.

Best for: Consistent publishing and entry-level social media work.