I get a lot of “AI website builder” pitches that all promise basically the same thing: describe your business, get a finished site. uKit AI caught my attention because it’s solving a slightly different problem. It’s not asking you to start from nothing. It’s asking for a link to a site you already have, and […]

DeepSeek is one of those AI tools that became famous very fast. Partly because it was surprisingly capable. Partly because it was cheap. Partly because people started comparing it with ChatGPT, Claude and other big-name AI assistants. And partly because it came with a lot of debate around privacy, security and politics. So this is

Midjourney is one of those AI tools that almost everyone has heard about, even if they have never used it. It became popular because the images looked different: more polished, more artistic, more “wow, this came from a prompt?” than many early AI image generators. And honestly, that is still the main reason to care

If you are new to AI tools, the worst thing you can do is try to test everything at once. There are too many apps, too many “AI-powered” features, too many tools with almost identical landing pages, and too many people saying that every new product will change the way you work forever. Most of

AI writing tools are very good at selling themselves. Open almost any landing page and you will see the same promises: write faster, publish more, beat writer’s block, create perfect copy, save hours every week. It all sounds nice. Sometimes it is even partly true. But after testing a lot of these tools, I have