English UI · AI prompts (16)
28 tools in this category, editor-picked mainstream tools first and the rest by name, each with the evidence we hold and a direct link to its own site.
Two more evidence pages exist: free tier (578) · ICP filed (275).
The index holds 1,675 tools, and this English tree lists all 1,675 of them - the same entries as the Chinese tree. An English name is the tool own official English name where it has one (WeChat, CapCut, Alibaba Cloud); where it has none we keep the Latin part of the original name or write it in Pinyin rather than invent a brand. The English one-liner is a translation of the Chinese summary (1,656 of 1,675 entries have one) and adds no feature the original did not state. A translation can get a proper noun wrong - the tool own site is the authority.
How the labels work
Free tier = explicit free evidence on the pricing page; Paid = the pricing page states a price; Pricing not stated = we read the page and it states no price; Page unreachable = we could not read it. ICP filed = an MIIT filing (the number is in that site's footer; it is printed verbatim on the 中文 page); Chinese UI / English UI = the interface language we measured; Link did not answer = the last check did not get a 2xx. The right column is the date we last saw it and how many sources carry it. No label does not mean unsupported, unusable or offline - it means we hold no evidence for it.
Showing 1–16 of 16 entries · page 1 of 1 · editor-picked mainstream tools first, then by name; no score, no paid placement
AI tools link to their own sites; below are internal detail pages in the same category (1).
Common questions about these tools
How are these tools ordered?
By category, then by name. We do not score tools and we do not sell placements, so there is no "quality index" here - what you can check is the label and the date on each row.
How were the English names and summaries produced?
The index holds 1,675 tools, and both language trees list the same 1,675 of them. An English name is the tool own official English name where it has one (WeChat, CapCut, Alibaba Cloud); where it has none we keep the Latin part of the original name or write it in Pinyin rather than invent a brand. The English one-liner is a translation of the Chinese summary and adds no feature the original did not state. A translation can get a brand or a person name wrong - the tool own site is the authority.
Where do the labels and dates come from?
Each label maps to a stored field: free tier / paid from explicit pricing-page evidence, ICP filed from the filing number itself, Chinese UI / English UI from the interface language we measured, and the date is the day we last read the site. Where we hold no evidence there is no label - that does not mean unsupported, unusable or offline.
How many are there, and how often is this rebuilt?
1,675 in the index, 28 within this view. Every rebuild recomputes the counts, labels, dates and pagination from the database, and every link can be opened to check.
What we actually check
Every label here - Chinese UI, ICP filing, free tier - comes from a field we recorded per tool. Where we found no evidence we write n/a rather than infer one. Pricing should be checked on the vendor page: what we show is what we saw on the day we looked.
Found something missing or wrong?
Tell us and we re-check it against the source before it changes.
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