The best AI apps for iOS and Android in a comprehensive test
Artificial intelligence is no longer a thing of the future—it’s here, and it fits in your pocket. Your smartphone is already a powerful tool, but with the right AI apps, it transforms into a personal super-brain.
Whether you want to work more productively, create stunning images, or learn a new language, there’s an AI app that can revolutionize your everyday life. We’ve scoured the App Store and found the best, most helpful, and most impressive AI apps for iOS and Android.

The all-rounders: AI chatbots & assistants
These are the “Swiss Army knives” of AI. They can do almost anything: write texts, answer questions, develop ideas, write code, and much more.
AI apps for image & design
From quick photo retouching to the creation of viral avatars – these apps turn everyone into an artist.
Productivity in everyday life: Helpers for work & organization
These apps save you time, automate tedious tasks, and help you keep track of things.
Smart educational apps
AI is the world’s most patient tutor. These apps will help you master new skills.
Conclusion
The AI apps on this list are more than just tech gadgets. They’re tools that boost our productivity, unleash our creativity, and help us learn. The best app is the one that solves a real-world problem in your daily life.
Try one or two of them—you’ll be surprised at what your smartphone can suddenly do.
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