Paid AI tools that I use in my workflow — Transcript
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- 0:00These are the paid AI tools that I use
- 0:01in my daily life that I can't live
- 0:03without. If you don't know me already, I
- 0:04hate hate paying for subscriptions, but
- 0:06these are the AI tools that I pay for
- 0:08monthly because they make a huge
- 0:09difference in my workflow. The first one
- 0:11is Claude Code. I'm a huge Claude Code
- 0:13gazer. I switched over from using Cursor
- 0:15a few months ago and I really can't go
- 0:16back to using Cursor. It's so intuitive,
- 0:18it helps so much with the projects, and
- 0:20I actually pay for the $100 per month
- 0:22Opus Max version because I just seem to
- 0:24be always hitting limits when I was
- 0:25using the regular one when building out
- 0:26my projects. I also use regular Claude
- 0:28for content ideas, so I have a various
- 0:30projects that I put within Claude as
- 0:31well. I pay for the $20 version for
- 0:33ChatGPT as well. Even though I like
- 0:34Claude Code, I prefer ChatGPT for
- 0:36general use case ideas, including deep
- 0:38research where I used to fetch content
- 0:40ideas as well. I pay $20 a month for
- 0:42CapCut and its AI version. It's gotten
- 0:44so much better and I use it mainly to
- 0:46write the captions. I also pay
- 0:47subscriptions for Adobe for their AI
- 0:49version as well because it really helps
- 0:50if you're not that good at using
- 0:51Photoshop, but you know specifically
- 0:53what you want, so I use it for my
- 0:54thumbnails and for general pictures. I
- 0:56pay for Warp and that's about $20 a
- 0:58month. Warp is a terminal AI and I use
- 1:00it mainly for installing packages or
- 1:02running Git with my fellow teammates.
- 1:03And for building out apps specifically,
- 1:05I pay for Vercel and Supabase because
- 1:07they're really good at hosting and also
- 1:08hosting a database. Follow for more tech
- 1:10and AI and then let me know in the
- 1:11comments what subscriptions you pay for.
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