A practical directory for AI tools, guides, and news

What this site does

AI products and supporting material change quickly, while search results often contain duplicates, outdated links, or low-quality pages. We organize resources by use case so readers can judge purpose and fit quickly.

The site covers AI tool discovery, reusable prompts, AI concepts, practical tutorials, and news. We continue adding resources and revising existing entries as products and user needs change.

What you can explore

How we write

AI is used for research, first drafts, structural edits, and translation between Chinese and English. Anything touching product features, pricing, model versions, technical specifications, or a recommendation is verified against vendor documentation, official pricing pages, or our own testing before it ships.

Time-sensitive stories are checked online for dates, parties, and key figures before publication, with traceable sources kept — official and first-hand ones first. Confirmed facts are separated from rumours and unconfirmed reports; anything we cannot verify is labelled as such or left out rather than filled in by inference.

What AI does

Research and source gathering, first drafts, structural and copy editing, translation, charts and imagery.

What people do

Choosing what to cover, verifying sources, checking prices and versions, running the tests, deciding the conclusion, and reviewing everything before publication.

What we don't do

Invent figures, sources, citations, or translations; treat a vendor demo as first-hand testing; let model output stand in for a fact we could not verify.

Types of content

Different content earns its credibility differently, so we label the types separately — you should know how much weight a given conclusion carries.

Hands-on

Conclusions come from first-hand testing by our editors. The article carries a “Hands-on” badge and a panel with the test date, environment, candidate versions, and task weights.

Head-to-head

Several products run through the same set of tasks with a clear recommendation. Where the hands-on badge is present the results are measured; otherwise they are compiled from public sources.

How-to

Reproducible steps and workflows, with the tool versions and prerequisites stated.

Insights

Editorial analysis based on public information. These are judgements rather than measurements — read them alongside the primary sources.

News

Compiled from public reporting and official announcements, with the source credited inline. Anything not officially confirmed is marked as such.

Wiki and tool profiles

Concept explainers and product profiles built from vendor documentation, pricing pages, and official material, without hands-on verification of every claim.

How we keep it current

Pricing, model versions, free allowances, and API details change often. Articles and tool pages show when an entry was added and when it was last updated; the date moves only when the content itself changes — restamping a date without rechecking the content does not count as an update.

Verification cycles (30 days for pricing, 45 for product features, 90 for reference pages) and the verified / needs-review / outdated statuses are set out in our Update Policy. Once a page passes its cycle it stops presenting itself as current and warns that details may have changed.

Corrections

Found an error? Email hello@11100111.com with the page URL, the specific mistake, and a verifiable source, and we will check it and update the page. Errors that could mislead a purchasing, deployment, security, or compliance decision are handled first.

Our verification process, response priorities, and how material changes are disclosed are set out in our Corrections Policy.

Submissions and partnerships

To recommend an AI product, submit an article, or report a page issue, contact us by email. We prioritize useful projects with complete information and stable access.

AI Beyond focuses on AI tools, articles, explainers, and news, and welcomes relevant resource suggestions.

Content and disclaimer

Articles marked “Hands-on” are tested first-hand by our editors, with the test date, environment, and candidate versions published in the article; see Review Methodology for the rubric.

Everything not marked hands-on is compiled from vendor documentation, official pricing pages, and other public sources, may use AI for drafting, research, and copy editing, and does not represent hands-on testing of every product.

Pricing, model versions, and features change often — confirm on the vendor's own site before you buy or ship.

All content is for reference only and is not professional advice. Contact us regarding any infringement.