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Most users interact with AI in a similar way: they ask a question, receive a serviceable but unoriginal response, and then spend several minutes rephrasing it to make it sound like their own. AI doesn't recognize who you are, how you write, or what your specific needs are, so it makes educated guesses. MakeASkill solves this issue. MakeASkill is a free tool that transforms a few brief inquiries into a personalized set of instructions, known as a "skill," for any AI assistant you use. It is compatible with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and other similar services. You simply describe what you need help with, such as composing work emails, planning family meals, summarizing research, or preparing slides. We ask you a few simple questions in plain English about you, your audience, and your preferences. In just two minutes, you receive a ready-to-use skill that instructs your AI exactly how to assist you. Once you paste it into ChatGPT's custom instructions, a project in Claude, a Gemini Gem, or a Copilot notebook, every response will start from where you left off. No more need to repeatedly explain your job, tone, or preferences in each chat. A skill is just clear, structured text, so there's no need for installation or technical learning. Each one includes simple setup steps for the assistant you've chosen, designed for people who use AI daily but aren't technically inclined. Who it's for MakeASkill is designed for everyday AI users, both at work and home: office workers who want emails that reflect their style, teachers and parents managing administrative tasks, sole traders handling quotes and invoices, students organizing notes, and anyone who is tired of AI responses that could have been written for anyone. What you get - Free, with no strings attached: You can create up to five skills per day without signing up. If you prefer to keep your skills in one place, you can create a free account with a one-time email code. No password is required, and you remain signed in on your device. We only send emails if you opt in, and you can delete your account and all its contents at any time. Why it works AI assistants provide better answers when they have context: your role, your audience, your preferred format, and what to avoid. MakeASkill simplifies this process by asking the right questions and converting your answers into instructions that AI can follow consistently. Try it at makeaskill.com. It's free, takes about two minutes, and works with any AI assistant you use.

RecipeScan is an app for iPhone and iPad that helps you plan your meals. You can take a photo of your fridge or pantry, and the app will suggest dinner ideas you can cook right away, along with a grocery list of items you still need to buy. With Pantry Scan, you can photograph your shelves, and the AI quickly identifies the ingredients. You can then choose recipes and get a grocery list that takes into account what you already have, merges duplicates, and allows you to share the list with others so everyone can add and check off items. RecipeScan also lets you save recipes from social media videos and other sources. You can enter links from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or Pinterest into the app, import recipes from recipe websites, scan a cookbook page, paste plain text, or bring in a Paprika/JSON/CSV export. Website links and recipes you type are available on the free plan, while social-video imports and scans require the Premium version. Plan your week, get your list, and cook with guided steps. The Premium version includes features like AI calorie tracking (with Apple Health sync), Auto-Fill for weekly planning, voice control in Cooking Mode, AI substitutions, and a Leftover Wizard that turns your leftovers into new recipes. RecipeScan is free to download with a 7-day Premium trial. The Premium version costs $4.99 per month or $29.99 per year. To use RecipeScan, open the Scan tab, choose Pantry, and take a photo of your fridge or shelves. The AI will identify the items, then you can select recipes and get a grocery list for what’s missing. Yes, you can enter links into RecipeScan to import recipes from social media videos. Social-video imports require the Premium version, while typed recipes and website links are available on the free plan (the free plan allows you to save up to 3 recipes of your own). With the Premium version, RecipeScan supports various types of scans, such as a single ingredient, pantry shelves, a barcode, a photo of a plated meal, grocery receipts, and handwritten recipe cards. The Multi-Dish Planner helps you coordinate when to start each dish so they finish in a similar time frame. You can log recipes manually or use one-tap logging based on nutrition. With the Premium version, you can also take a photo of a meal to estimate the calories and macros for each item, with a range and confidence level, and sync the logged data to Apple Health via a switch inside the tracker. RecipeScan is free to download. The free plan never expires and includes the recipe catalogue, Cooking Mode, grocery and pantry lists, manual calorie logging, and up to 3 saved recipes of your own. The Premium version (with a trial available) unlocks additional scans, social-video imports/scans, AI features like substitutions, and more.

Leania is an AI-driven platform aimed at enhancing workflows by evaluating the tools and applications used by teams. It examines the technology stack to spot inefficiencies, redundancies, and bottlenecks, delivering customized recommendations for optimizing operations. By evaluating the appropriateness of tools and pinpointing overlaps, Leania assists users in deciding which apps to retain, replace, or eliminate to reduce costs and boost productivity. It provides practical insights for organizing tech stacks, automating tasks, and improving workflows. Leania strives to minimize waste, remove superfluous tools, and ensure that only the most efficient solutions are deployed to achieve results.