There's An AI For That

There's An AI For That
A large AI tool directory, easy to search by task; has interspersed advertising content.
A continuously updated directory and news feed of AI tools, helping you find the right tool for the job you need done.
Overview
There's An AI For That (often abbreviated TAAFT) describes itself as the "front page of AI". It is a very large directory of AI tools combined with an hourly-updated feed: newly launched tools, news, videos, models and funding rounds in the AI industry.
The site's strength is task-based search: instead of knowing a tool's name, you describe what you want to do (write an email, summarize a meeting, make a short video...) and the site suggests suitable tools. Each tool usually shows a short description, task category and a starting price or a Free label.
For small business owners, TAAFT is a good place to survey the market quickly before choosing a tool. Note that it is a directory, not a vetting body: a tool appearing on the site does not guarantee quality or data security.
Highlights
Search by task
Type the job you need into the search box and the site returns related tools instead of making you remember product names.
Continuously updated feed
The Today section shows new tools, news and AI videos from the last 24 hours; sign in to see a full 7 days.
Price shown on the card
Many tools state the price per month, per use or a Free label, helping you filter quickly by budget.
Many discovery sections
Tasks, Leaderboard, Deals, Prompts, Mini tools, Collections and an AI map let you dig in from multiple angles.
Email newsletter
Subscribe to the Newsletter to receive a roundup of tools and AI news without visiting the site every day.
What it's for
Finding a tool for a specific job
A marketing staff member needing a tool to cut long videos into short ones can search by task and compare a few options in minutes.
Surveying before buying software
Business owners look at tools in the same category, starting prices and descriptions to build a shortlist before trials.
Following AI trends daily
A manager spends a few minutes each morning scanning the Today section to catch notable products and news.
Finding sample prompts
New staff use the Prompts section to see how to phrase commands for daily work.
Hunting for deals
The Deals section helps find promotions once the business has decided on a tool.
How to use it
- 1
Open the homepage
Go to theresanaiforthat.com; you can use it right away without signing in.
- 2
Describe the task
Click the Search box (or the Cmd/Ctrl + K shortcut) and type the job in English, for example meeting notes or product photos.
- 3
Read the tool cards
Look at the one-line description, task category and price shown on each card to eliminate unsuitable options.
- 4
Open the detail page and the official site
Click a tool to see more, then go to the tool's original website to check the latest pricing and terms.
- 5
Save and follow
Create a free account if you want to save tools, view the 7-day feed or subscribe to the Newsletter.
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Real-world example
An industrial cleaning services company wants to record minutes of its briefing meetings automatically. The head of administration types meeting notes into TAAFT, filters a few tools with free or low-priced versions, reads the descriptions, then visits each tool's official site to check whether it supports Vietnamese. After a week of trying two options on internal meetings that contain no sensitive data, the company picks the most suitable tool.
Tips & notes
Search in English
Describing the task with short English keywords usually gives closer results.
Tell ads apart
The feed has cards labeled Ad or Spotlight; that is sponsored content, not an objective ranking.
Always check the original site
Prices and features in the directory may be slow to update; base your final decision on the vendor's website.
Be careful with data
Before putting customer data into a new tool, read its privacy policy carefully.
FAQ
Is TAAFT free?
Browsing and searching the site is free, and you can create a free account. The price of each listed tool is set by that tool's vendor.
Are the tools on TAAFT vetted?
Don't treat it as a certification. The site is a directory; you need to assess quality and security yourself before using a tool.
Can I search in Vietnamese?
You can try, but most content on the site is in English, so English keywords usually give better results.
Why do I only see the last 24 hours of news?
Visitors who are not signed in can only see the last 24 hours; sign in to see the 7-day feed.
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