Get Productive Help — The Best AI Apps for iPhone

ChatGPT

Unless you've been living under a rock, you've surely heard of ChatGPT. This is the app that changed what we thought we knew about artificial intelligence. And now you can have all of its features on your iPhone.

While ChatGPT is far from perfect, the app can help you write messages, compose professional emails, do math or code, help you with your resume, and even respond to voice queries. The sky's the limit. 

Socratic by Google

Whether you're still in school, high school, or university, Socratic by Google could become your new best friend. 

This powerful AI app can help you with nearly any subject. You can ask questions about Algebra, Calculus, Biology, World History, Literature, and more. But that's not all, the app will not just do the heavy lifting for you; it'll also explain to you the topics, so you can actually learn something while getting help.

For instance, you can ask for help with a math equation, and the app will solve it for you and show you a step-by-step process for solving the problem.

Moreover, it's also packed with explainers and other resources for you to learn about subjects you aren't even learning yet.

Jasper A.I - AI Essay Writer

If you want help with your writing, Jasper A.I is the best app for the job. This simple and powerful app will help you improve your writing or write something for you. 

Jasper can write anything from essays to poems and blog posts. You can use it for school or even work if you need to. But it doesn't just write the work for you; the app can also help you translate any word from over 100 languages. If you travel a lot, you can just write what you want to say and Jasper will take care of translating it for you.

Additionally, the app works as a personal assistant for everyday tasks, like finding the perfect gift for that special someone.

Bing: Chat with AI & GPT-4

Microsoft was one of the first big tech companies to implement artificial intelligence into its apps, which is why the Bing app became so popular.

Now Bing is more than just a basic search engine; you can use the app to chat with artificial intelligence and discover a new way of getting results.

With Bing, you can ask the app to write anything for you, like essays or cover letters, search the web for the answer you're looking for, and even create images of anything you want. 

One of the best things about Bing is that it's completely free to use. Unlike other apps on the list, which require you to pay to use all of their features, Bing lets you use everything it has to offer for free.

Rizz

You've probably heard of the word Rizz before. It's actually short for "charisma." Basically, it means your ability to flirt with other people.

As you can probably guess, the Rizz app is here to help you do just that. According to the developers behind it, Rizz is the number one AI dating assistant, and if you're having trouble flirting with that special someone, then you might need to download this app.

Rizz is simple to use: you upload a screenshot of your chat with the person you're trying to flirt with, and the app will give you the best responses possible. You can also upload the bio of the other person's dating profile, and Rizz will give you the best opening line to try.

But that's not all you can do with Rizz. The app is helpful for interacting with other people, too. For instance, you can use it to keep the conversation going with new friends, or to express yourself with family members.

UPDF - AI-Powered PDF Editor

If you work with a lot of PDF files, you're probably better off getting help from an AI tool. And there's no better app for your iPhone than UPDF.

This simple app can help you manage your PDF files, edit them, and convert them to other files. In addition to these features, UPDF uses artificial intelligence to take your PDF files to the next level.

For instance, you can use it to summarize any file, answer any question you have, and even translate any file into almost any language.

Youper - CBT Therapy Chatbot

Youper is a different type of AI tool. Instead of helping you with work or school, this app can help you with your feelings and emotions. 

Youper has been called "therapy for busy people." While no machine or app can replace actual therapy sessions, you can still use the app to make you feel better.

The app comes with a chat feature, where you can discuss your current feelings and get an immediate response. The AI has enough information to help you through a tough time or improve your mental health on the go.

What makes Youper a great app is that it was created by therapists. The app's goal is to let people have "therapy sessions" anytime and anywhere. According to a study from Stanford University, this app has actually helped people with symptoms of depression and anxiety.

As we said, it's probably better to go to an actual therapist if you can. However, if you want immediate and personalized help, there's nothing wrong with using Youper, too.

Otter: Transcribe Voice Notes

Otter is the perfect app for taking notes while you're in a meeting or a class. This app can help you record audio and automatically transcribe it so you can read it later.

You can use Otter with apps like Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. Once you turn it on, it will automatically take notes, which you can then edit and share with others.

But what makes Otter stand out is that the app can help you fix the structure of your notes. It can punctuate and capitalize. And, if you use it for a long time, the app will also be able to identify the people who spoke during a meeting, so it's easier to keep track of who said what.

Shortly AI. Summarize any file

Shortly AI is the perfect app for work or school, as it will let you create a summary of any type of text you have, no matter how long.

This app will help you focus on the important topics of any long text, making it easier to digest in less time. Not only that but Shortly AI can also work with other formats. You can also let the app "listen" to audio or a video, and it can create a summary for you to read.

And if you don't want to read, you can also create a voiceover to hear your summaries on the go.