Which product have you completely replaced with AI tools, and how's that working out?

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Popular switches I've seen:

Grammarly → Claude or ChatGPT for writing
Photoshop → Midjourney or DALL-E for images
Google - Claude/Perplexity for research assistance

Stacey Loris · Accepted Answer

using language learning apps to using chatgpt to practice conversation

Vikas Potta · Answer

We're seeing some of our customers do that and use Fable! :)

Fable is AI powered demo tool that lets you create an entire demo just with a prompt!

Abhishek Dutta · Answer

writing with speech to note

Rupal Saini · Answer

@abhishek_ux That's great! Which tool are you using? Is it able to write completely without spelling mistakes?

Janak Patel · Answer

I've replaced some tasks like scheduling and research with AI, and it's been a huge time-saver!

Natalia Toth · Answer

For me, Grammarly provides the insights on my texts that ChatGPT doesn't

Rahul Parmar · Answer

I've replaced certain administrative tasks with AI tools, like scheduling and data analysis, and it's significantly boosted efficiency and saved time.

Alexis Augoustis · Answer

I am using Grok for AI image generation for human-like pictures, the best by far!

suti harsih · Answer

Canva / Adobe to Midjourney, Dalle, etc.

MaryFord · Answer

Hey there! I haven't fully replaced any specific product with AI tools in my personal life, but I have definitely integrated AI into a few areas, and it's been quite transformative. For example, I used to rely heavily on traditional note-taking apps for organizing my thoughts and tasks. Now, I use an AI-powered assistant that not only takes notes but also helps me prioritize tasks, set reminders, and even suggests content based on my interests.

The transition has been mostly positive. It’s more efficient and saves me a lot of time, especially when it comes to managing my schedule and staying organized. However, there are still some kinks to work out, like occasional misinterpretations of my requests or the need for more nuanced understanding in certain contexts.

Have you tried integrating AI into your daily routine? How’s it going for you?

Bailey Richardson · Answer

My writing assistance tool has been totally replaced by an AI that assists me in creating and improving blog entries. It has greatly accelerated the process of creating material

Conor Thomson · Answer

I switched up my outdated photos-editing program for an AI-powered one. It saves me a ton of editing time and automatically improves photos.

Ben Syverson · Answer

For me it's additive… it hasn't replaced anything, but it has augmented so many things I do. I often ask Gemini/ChatGPT for coding advice (what's the best way to do X, why is Y not working when it should be), but I rarely use AI to actually produce code.

David Baker · Answer

My social media scheduling has been entirely replaced by AI. I don't use a conventional budgeting tool anymore. All of my financial tracking and forecasting is now done by an AI-based technology, and it's accurate.

Sergey Koshevoy · Answer

I've replaced Grammarly with ChatGPT for writing assistance and found that ChatGPT offers much more flexibility and depth, especially for longer form content or brainstorming. For images, I've also moved from Photoshop to DALL-E for quick mockups and creative visuals—it's super fast for generating ideas.

Which product have you completely replaced with AI tools, and how's that working out?

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