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Happy Tuesday everybody!
I’ve been playing around with something that makes trying new AI tools way easier, and way cheaper.
If you’ve ever wanted to test a big variety of premium ai tools without committing to 10 subscriptions, this is for you.
Before we jump in, a quick note on a different kind of AI tool that’s tackling a quieter problem most people feel every day.
World’s First Safe AI-Native Browser
AI should work for you, not the other way around. Yet most AI tools still make you do the work first—explaining context, rewriting prompts, and starting over again and again.
Norton Neo is different. It is the world’s first safe AI-native browser, built to understand what you’re doing as you browse, search, and work—so you don’t lose value to endless prompting. You can prompt Neo when you want, but you don’t have to over-explain—Neo already has the context.
Why Neo is different
Context-aware AI that reduces prompting
Privacy and security built into the browser
Configurable memory — you control what’s remembered
As AI gets more powerful, Neo is built to make it useful, trustworthy, and friction-light.
Pick Of The Week
You can’t realistically test the AI stack.
If you’re into AI, your curiosity looks like this:
ChatGPT Plus for writing
Perplexity for research
Canva Pro for design
CapCut for editing
Leonardo or Ideogram for images
HeyGen for AI video
VidIQ for YouTube
Brain.fm for focus
Every tool is “only” $10–$30/month.
But if you actually tried to test them all?
You’re suddenly staring at $300–$800/month
just to experiment.
For most people, that’s not realistic.
So what happens?
You pick 1–2 tools.
Ignore the rest.
And hope you chose right.
What ToolSuite changes
ToolSuite gives access to 50+ premium tools
for $29/month.
Instead of committing to subscriptions,
you unlock the entire sandbox.
You can:
Compare ChatGPT vs. Perplexity
Test Leonardo vs. Ideogram
Try HeyGen without committing $100+
Use Canva + CapCut without stacking bills
Explore niche AI tools you’d never pay for alone
It lowers the barrier to experimentation.
Why this matters
AI is moving too fast to marry one tool.
The advantage right now isn’t loyalty.
It’s exploration.
Most people aren’t limited by creativity.
They’re limited by subscription friction.
This removes that friction.
The tradeoff
It works through shared account access via a private browser.
So you’re trading:
Low cost & full experimentation
for
Individual account ownership.
If you’re early-stage, learning, building, testing, this is powerful.
My take
AI is becoming fragmented.
The people who win won’t use one tool.
They’ll understand many.
For the average person, paying for all of them just to test?
Not realistic.
This makes experimentation accessible.
That’s the real value.
Catch you next week,
Max