7 Useful Tools You’ll Wish You Knew About Earlier

Your seven finds are ready below. Pick one useful thing to try today. We’ll email you a link back to this pack too.

FIND 01

Magic ToDo — Goblin Tools

Break a big task into suggested smaller steps.

Try this: enter “clean my kitchen”, use breakdown, then adapt the suggestions to fit.

Open Magic ToDo ↗

FIND 02

LocalSend

Share files between nearby devices on your local network.

Try this: install it on your phone and computer, connect both to the same local network, and send a photo.

Open LocalSend ↗

FIND 03

TinyWow

A handy collection of PDF, image, video and file tools.

Try this: choose a PDF or image task, such as merging PDFs or resizing a picture.

Open TinyWow ↗

FIND 04

Photopea

Edit images and create graphics in your browser.

Try this: open a picture, crop it, add text, and export your result.

Open Photopea ↗

FIND 05

NotebookLM

Explore and ask questions about sources you provide.

Try this: add a document you’re allowed to use, then ask for a summary and check it against the source.

Open NotebookLM ↗

FIND 06

Gamma

Turn ideas into presentation and document drafts with AI.

Try this: start with a short outline, generate a draft, then check and refine every slide.

Open Gamma ↗

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Perplexity

Explore questions with AI-assisted answers and source links.

Try this: ask a specific question, then open the cited sources to check the answer.

Open Perplexity ↗

The KEZLI Starter Pack is free. Individual tools may have free-use limits, require an account, or offer optional paid plans and features. Check the provider’s current terms before you use them. AI suggestions can be wrong; review the results.