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The list — $2,466 a year

App

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RIZZ
AI wingman: screenshot the chat, get a reply back
Yes, 83% of its features
$30/yr
Umax
Looksmaxxing: scan your face, get scores and a routine
Yes, 83% of its features
$311/yr
Cal AI
Calorie tracker: photograph your food, get the macros
Yes, 82% of its features
$30/yr
CamScanner
Turn a photo of a document into a clean, flat PDF scan
Yes, 82% of its features
$70/yr
PictureThis
Photograph a plant, get its name and how to keep it alive
Yes, 78% of its features
$40/yr
Fitbod
Builds today's gym session from what you trained last and what has recovered
Yes, 76% of its features
$80/yr
Quizlet
Flashcards, spaced repetition and practice tests for studying
Kinda, 74% of its features
$36/yr
MacroFactor
A macro tracker that works out what you actually burn and adjusts your target
Kinda, 71% of its features
$72/yr
VSCO
Film-look presets and fine photo adjustments, plus a quiet feed
Kinda, 71% of its features
$60/yr
Flo
Period and cycle tracker with predictions and symptom logging
Kinda, 71% of its features
$60/yr
EveryDollar
Dave Ramsey's zero-based budget: every dollar planned before the month starts
Kinda, 70% of its features
$80/yr
Stella
Manifestation app: personalised audio stories about the life you want
Kinda, 68% of its features
$363/yr
Speechify
Reads documents, PDFs and articles aloud in natural voices
Kinda, 68% of its features
$140/yr
YNAB
Envelope budgeting: give every dollar a job before you spend it
Kinda, 67% of its features
$109/yr
Quittr
Quit-porn app: streak counter, urge tools, milestones
Kinda, 67% of its features
$30/yr
Picsart
Photo editor, collage maker, stickers and AI effects
Kinda, 67% of its features
$79/yr
Huckleberry
Baby sleep, feed and nappy tracking with predicted nap times
Kinda, 67% of its features
$69/yr
HoloDex
Trading card scanner: photograph a card, get its market value
Kinda, 65% of its features
$35/yr
MyFitnessPal
Calorie and macro tracker with a food database and barcode scanning
Kinda, 64% of its features
$80/yr
Lightroom
Photo editing: exposure, colour, curves and presets
Kinda, 64% of its features
$50/yr
Grammarly
Grammar, spelling and clarity suggestions as you write
Kinda, 60% of its features
$140/yr
Finch
A self-care app where finishing your daily goals feeds a pet bird
Kinda, 58% of its features
$70/yr
CapCut
Video editing: a timeline, captions, music and effects
No, 53% of its features
varies
Strava
Run, ride and walk tracking with routes, splits and a training log
No, 51% of its features
$80/yr
Canva
Design: text, shapes and photos laid out on a canvas
No, 49% of its features
$144/yr
Splice
Video editor: trim clips, add music, titles and transitions
No, 45% of its features
$70/yr
Rocket Money
Finds the subscriptions you forgot about, and cancels them for you
No, 38% of its features
varies
Facetune
Photo retouching: smooth skin, whiten teeth, reshape and relight
No, 38% of its features
$78/yr
FaceApp
Face editing: retouch skin, makeup, and the age and smile filters
No, 20% of its features
$60/yr

Questions

Where does the replaceable percentage come from?: We list every feature the paid app has and check each one against what an AI can build today. A feature it can rebuild counts once, one it can half-do counts for less, and one it cannot counts for nothing. The percentage is that sum — arithmetic over a table you can read on every app page, not a score somebody invented.
Do I need to know how to code?: No. Copy the prompt, paste it into Claude or ChatGPT, and you get something you can use. The Claude Code option is there for people who want the source code instead.
Is the demo on each page the real thing?: It is what the prompt on that page produced, embedded so you can use it before you commit to anything. It resets when you leave.
Should I cancel my subscription?: Only you can answer that. Every page has an honest list of what you give up, and the free apps other people have already built, in case building your own is not worth it.