Prompts and repos from people in the Collective, plus the demos, academies, books, podcasts and research worth your time. Find what fits where you work and who you are, and upvote what is worth copying.
92 AI tools across 17 jobs, each with its price and the use case that makes it worth it. Upvote the ones you’d recommend. Prices change often, so treat them as a guide. Links checked 17 September 2026.
Claude that can operate on your Mac to do real tasks (files, browser, apps).
Use case: Founder ops assistant: turn messy folders/screenshots into usable docs, draft updates, prep investor notes, reconcile 'what did we decide?' across tools.
Included with Claude Pro $20/mo (and also Max $100 to $200/mo).
AI agent browser, can act like a human and complete tasks for you given an instruction
Use case: I use it for loads of personalised outbound, menial manual tasks like removing emails from a list or something. Use it for finding hard sections of a website to find. Also use it for finding discount codes hehe.
Use case: Founder speedrun: triage + send faster, keep threads moving, reduce 'inbox dread'. (my co-founder has 52k unread emails, i am campaiging for her to use this)
Starter $25/user/mo billed annually; Business $33/user/mo billed annually (monthly higher).
Use case: Founder deck drafts, investor updates (not pitch decks), product narratives, quick sales decks, quick for last minute webinars or team presentations.
Free tier; Plus/Pro paid tiers shown on pricing page (Plus removes branding, more AI).
The default design homebase - now with AI credits on paid seats.
Use case: Founder UX: keep product, marketing, and dev aligned - one source of truth, fewer Slack archaeology missions. Figma Make is like Lovable but for design.
Seat-based: e.g. Full seat $16/mo on Professional (and higher for Org/Enterprise).
Prompt to UX generation. My favourite part if you can expert to Figma to edit directly.
Use case: I use it for creating a nice UX layout wit the correct font and colours etc. Then I export to Figma and make changes myself as it does look quite generic in UX Magic.
Enterprise integration and automation platform with AI agents built in.
Use case: Where the finance, HR and procurement systems holding your emissions data actually live. The enterprise-sanctioned route when Zapier is too lightweight for IT.
ATS with a strong candidate experience + career site focus. (teamtailor.com)
Use case: Founder brand-building through hiring: make the careers experience feel premium (which helps when you’re not the highest salary in the market).
Quote-based; UK pricing docs show examples up to £28,000/year at higher headcounts.
Personal CRM to track relationships + reminders to keep in touch. (Dex)
Use case: Founder networking: keep investors/partners warm (nudges, context, last touchpoint) so you don’t only message people when you need something.
Official site doesn’t show self-serve pricing; listings commonly cite from $12/month + free trial/free version.
Enterprise generative AI built around your own brand and terminology rules.
Use case: For teams that need every output to hold one voice and one set of approved claims. Relevant where greenwashing risk makes wording a legal matter.