ApplicationsAI World Map 2026 — a reference for the whole AI field
AI World Map 2026 — a reference for the whole AI field
A single page that holds 230 AI tools across 13 areas: what each one costs, what its free tier really gives, and one line on why it matters for this particular person — plus a section on what has already broken in the code.
What it is
AI tool directories are almost always built the same way: a list of names with a one-line description and a link. Such a list answers the question "what exists" and answers none of the ones people open it for: how much it actually costs, what the free tier includes, and whether it is any use to the person reading.
Here, 230 tools across 13 domains sit on a single page, each featuring three things that are usually missing: pricing with caveats, what exactly is included in the free tier, and a "what it's for" line—meaning whether it suits a specific person and their tasks. A separate section covers what has already broken in the code: nodes that stopped working, models that were decommissioned, and parameters that throw errors.
Verification meant following the source link and checking, rather than just reading the website. A full audit on 30.08.2026 yielded 149 discrepancies and 202 edits, 46 of them critical. 115 items are honestly marked as unverified—because "I don't know" and "everything is fine" are two different things.
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