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Discover 8 tools that will help you find gems in the mazes of information 10x faster:
- OpinioAI – A tool that will help you find interesting insights, data, and opinions easily and quickly. It comes with various options: Persona Builder – helps you build buyer personas, Ask Away – to get help, advice, or observations on specific questions, Analyze – to upload datasets, reports, publications, and research articles for processing and analysis by AI.
- Opinly.ai – Free competitor research tool. It allows you to paste your competitor’s YouTube channel link and then generates a comprehensive report with valuable insights into your competitor’s strengths and weaknesses.
- Briefs – Quickly summarizes long texts, audio and video files. They are still under development, which allows you to use the tool for free.
- RevealAI – Interview your customers about your product or service. The tool will then gather this information and automatically display key insights.
- OpenRead – Are you looking for information in documents, articles, or research? You can ask questions, and the tool will prepare answers based on the pasted content. Generates a complete overview of the sources. It also has a built-in document editor and notes system.
- AlphaResearch – Find the information you need quickly. This tool allows you to search documents, analyze trends and sentiments. Data visualization tools are available. Great for investors.
- Gorilla Terminal – Investment Research Tool. It works with macroeconomic data. Here, you can find industry analyses, supply chain analyses, an overview of various areas of the economy, and the most important information from recent days.
- Elicit – Helps you find important articles, summarizes them, and extracts the most essential information from them.
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