Yuzoki: squeeze more out of AI

Yuzoki is a free AI-education project that teaches you every popular AI tool, step by step. This home page puts 48 AI tools in one place, from ChatGPT by OpenAI and Claude by Anthropic to Gemini by Google, Perplexity and Midjourney, and links each one to short lessons with prompts you can copy.

Start learning free or read the For teams section.

Try it now: pick a tool, steal a prompt

The major AI tools from around the world, side by side. Pick one, choose a real task and copy the prompt. Every card is a lesson you can finish in under ten minutes. The full list of 48 tools, with filters by category and country, is on the Learn page.

Chat and assistants

  • ChatGPT by OpenAI (United States): The all-round assistant for writing, thinking and quick analysis.
  • Claude by Anthropic (United States): Careful writing and long documents, in your own voice.
  • Gemini by Google (United States): Google's assistant, built into Gmail, Docs, Sheets and Drive.
  • Grok by xAI (United States): An assistant with live access to what people are posting on X.
  • Meta AI by Meta (United States): A free assistant inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger.
  • Copilot by Microsoft (United States): AI across Windows, Edge and Microsoft 365.
  • Le Chat by Mistral AI (France): A fast European assistant from Mistral AI.
  • DeepSeek by DeepSeek (China): Strong reasoning from open models, free to use.
  • Qwen by Alibaba (China): Alibaba's assistant and open models, strong in many languages.
  • Kimi by Moonshot AI (China): Built for very long documents and deep research.
  • Doubao by ByteDance (China): ByteDance's everyday assistant, hugely popular in China.
  • ERNIE by Baidu (China): Baidu's assistant, built around Chinese search.
  • GLM by Zhipu AI (China): Open models from Zhipu AI with strong coding and agent skills.

Research

  • Perplexity by Perplexity (United States): Answers with sources you can check.
  • NotebookLM by Google (United States): Turns your own documents into answers, summaries and podcasts.
  • DeepL by DeepL (Germany): Translation that keeps your tone.
  • Elicit by Elicit (United States): Finds and summarises research papers for evidence-based answers.

Images and design

  • Midjourney by Midjourney (United States): Striking, stylish images from a few words.
  • FLUX by Black Forest Labs (Germany): Photorealistic images from the team behind Stable Diffusion.
  • Canva by Canva (Australia): Design anything, with AI doing the first draft.
  • Figma by Figma (United States): Design and prototype, with AI help built in.
  • Adobe Firefly by Adobe (United States): Images and edits built for commercial use, inside Adobe apps.
  • Ideogram by Ideogram (Canada): Images with clear, correct text, like posters and logos.

Video and voice

  • Runway by Runway (United States): Professional AI video generation and editing.
  • Kling by Kuaishou (China): Realistic AI video with smooth, natural motion.
  • Hailuo by MiniMax (China): Fast, expressive video from text or an image.
  • ElevenLabs by ElevenLabs (United States): Natural voiceovers, dubbing and sound.
  • Suno by Suno (United States): Full songs with vocals from a short description.
  • Luma by Luma AI (United States): Smooth, cinematic video from text or a single image.
  • Pika by Pika (United States): Playful short videos and effects for social.
  • HeyGen by HeyGen (United States): Presenter videos with AI avatars, translated into other languages.
  • Synthesia by Synthesia (United Kingdom): Training and explainer videos with AI presenters, for companies.
  • Descript by Descript (United States): Edit video and podcasts by editing the text transcript.

Work and automation

  • Notion by Notion (United States): Ask your workspace and stop writing follow-ups.
  • Zapier by Zapier (United States): Connect your apps and let AI do the busywork.
  • Make by Make (Czechia): Visual automations for bigger workflows.
  • n8n by n8n (Germany): Open-source automation with AI agents you control.
  • Cohere by Cohere (Canada): Enterprise AI that works with your company's own data.
  • Gamma by Gamma (United States): Presentations, docs and simple sites from a prompt.
  • Grammarly by Grammarly (United States): Fixes and polishes your writing wherever you type.
  • Otter by Otter.ai (United States): Meeting notes and transcripts, written for you as you talk.
  • Fireflies by Fireflies.ai (United States): A meeting assistant that records, transcribes and searches your calls.

Build and code

  • GitHub Copilot by GitHub (United States): An AI pair programmer inside your editor.
  • Cursor by Anysphere (United States): The AI-first code editor.
  • v0 by Vercel (United States): Build web apps and interfaces from a prompt.
  • Replit by Replit (United States): Describe an app and ship it from the browser.
  • Bolt by StackBlitz (United States): Prompt, run and deploy full-stack web apps in the browser.
  • Lovable by Lovable (Sweden): Build full web apps just by chatting.

Real tasks to start with in ChatGPT

Lessons: a coffee break each

Every card is one real skill in under ten minutes: why it matters, how to do it, a prompt to copy and a quick check at the end.

  • Write your first good prompt (ChatGPT, 6 minutes)
  • Teach Claude your voice (Claude, 8 minutes)
  • Research a competitor in 10 minutes (Perplexity, 10 minutes)
  • Build a Custom GPT for a task you repeat (ChatGPT, 9 minutes)

Open the lessons

Products: more ways to squeeze

Compare tools, connect them into stacks, give every department its kit and shape Claude around how you work.

  • Compare: Pick what you want to do and get the right AI, side by side.
  • Stacks: The tool combinations that work best together, workflow by workflow.
  • Department kits: Skills, GPTs and automations ready for marketing, sales, HR and more.
  • Mods: Custom interfaces for Claude, built by us. Shape your AI around how you work.

Fresh drops: learn something new today

Short explainers and how-tos that make you better at AI, plus news when a tool ships something that changes your work.

All fresh drops

Today's squeeze: freshly squeezed AI insights

Short, practical AI explainers and news with a next step, posted every week on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube. A sample looks like this:

  • ChatGPT: Turn one webinar into five LinkedIn posts. Paste the transcript, ask for five angles, keep the two that sound like you.
  • Perplexity: Research a competitor in ten minutes. Ask for pricing, positioning and recent launches, with sources.
  • Notion AI: Stop writing meeting follow-ups. Turn your notes into owners and deadlines in one step.

For teams: get your whole team AI-ready

Give everyone the same short path through the tools your company already pays for, with a kit for every department.

Ask Yuzoki: stuck? ask.

Questions people bring to Yuzoki include which tool a team should start with, whether data is safe in ChatGPT, and how to write a good prompt.