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jane wilson🙏 3 karmaJul 28, 2025@PetalWithout a doubt Petal is the most comprehensively helpful ai for analysing, comparing and paraphrasing multiple papers or websites etc. it’s table feature totally rocks for gathering citations and will answer you]r questions in a table containing your choice of docs - it then mines each uploaded doc for answers to your questions. The multi-doc lit review writer it’s very cool once you get the hang of it’s. Honestly, there are so many things to love in this ai - I’m truly surprised it’s isn’t more widely used … it mines your documents thoroughly and finds all kinds of helpful insights. I use it by preference.
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Create storybook-inspired images with cinematic flair.Open -
Claude — v5
Claude Opus 5
Coding and long, multi step tasks: big jump over Opus 4.8, close to Anthropic's top tier model (Fable 5) at half the cost.
Science and research: stronger at chemistry and biology related tasks.
Visuals: better looking charts, diagrams, slides, and interactive content.
Judgment: better at catching its own mistakes and fixing them without you having to point it out.
The strongest model available on Claude Pro.
Also usable via the API as claude-opus-5.
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Yes we do so much researching in ny job. Wish we could use this to summarise long email chains
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I've tried so many image enhancing apps but I couldn't believe that this one works so much better than the others!
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All-in-one AI kitchen assistant: pantry management, recipe generation, meal planning, shopping listsOpenThis app is great- I use it weekly to create meal plans, recipes, and reduce waste and save money by using leftover ingredients that I already have! -
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All-in-One Access to AI power: GPT4, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Midjourney, Kling andOpen -
Thank you for the review. I increased the speed of site generation (takes 1 minute to generate 3 versions). The workflow is much better now as well. Adding more templates is the next thing on my plate.
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I’ve been using this AI video quiz tool and it’s honestly super useful. It automatically creates quizzes from videos, so you can test your knowledge without any extra effort. Great for learning, especially if you’re someone who retains better through interaction.
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Brutally honest strategist who finds gaps, pushes limits, and demands elite executionOpen -
Set it up for a small FAQ style assistant and it worked. Setup was quick, replies come in fast and the tone feels natural.
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First week is free (hence 3 stars when it would have been 1 otherwise) then you have to pay £81 / year or £9 / month which for a light or occasional user is very expensive. There really needs to be a sensible ’document limit’ to back up the very good trial period.
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Not operating, you can just join a waitlist with 5000 queue as of May 27
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Wrestle giant food in hyper-realistic cinematic photos.Open -
This actually gave me some ideas on what to cook with what i have available, but i can't find some common recipes, like pasta carbonara. It's usually the recipe i look when to judge if i trust other recipes or not. Other than that, the recipes list off everything you need, along with prep and cooking steps. I wonder, is the android app still coming?..
