Seed & Society® Resources

The A.I. Tools,
Agents & Systems List.

Find tools for the work you want to do, from A.I. and automation to business infrastructure and education.

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A.I. Core.

The A.I. tools I use most

Claude

Daily Use

The A.I. I use more than anything else. Chat for strategy and content, Cowork for building agents and automations, and Code for scripting and pipelines. Three tools from the same company.

Try Claude

ChatGPT

Daily Use

OpenAI's flagship A.I. assistant. Strong for ad-hoc tasks, image generation, and quick brainstorms. I keep both Claude and ChatGPT open to triangulate, especially on creative or visual work.

Try ChatGPT

Perplexity

Daily Use

A.I.-powered search with live citations. Better than Google for research, competitive analysis, and finding information that needs to be current. I use it before almost every client call and every piece of content.

Try Perplexity

MindStudio

Build & Ship

A no-code reasoning and workflow platform for building A.I. agents. A fast path from "I want an agent that does X" to testing a working version of that idea.

Try MindStudio

Granola

Daily Use

A.I. meeting notes that actually work. Runs in the background during any call, produces clean structured notes, captures decisions and action items. Removed the last manual task from my meeting workflow.

Try Granola

Wispr Flow

Daily Use

A.I. voice dictation that works system-wide. I talk, it types clean text into whatever app I'm in, with the punctuation, capitalization, and edits handled automatically. Lets me think out loud and ship faster than typing ever did.

Try Wispr Flow

Content Creation.

Tools for making content

ElevenLabs

Content Creation

The voice technology behind my A.I. narration. I built my voice clone in ElevenLabs. Useful for turning an approved script into audio, with human review before it goes out.

Try ElevenLabs

HeyGen

Content Creation

A.I. avatar video generation. Em Bee, my A.I. content avatar, runs on HeyGen. An option for clearly identified avatar segments, not a replacement for real footage, lived experience, or editorial judgment.

Try HeyGen

Opus Clip

Content Creation

Turns long-form video into short-form clip candidates. Useful when a conversation already has a strong moment worth sharing. Review the selection, captions, and context before publishing.

Try Opus Clip

Blotato

Audience Building

A tool for preparing and distributing content across platforms. Useful when the content and destination are already approved. More distribution isn't the goal on its own, and I personally publish anything that goes on my LinkedIn.

Try Blotato

Captivate

Content Creation

Podcast hosting for the Seed & Society shows in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Hindi. Its API connects to our episode publishing workflow. A place to start if you're building a podcast production system.

Try Captivate

AICoursify

Content Creation

A.I.-powered course creation platform. Turns existing content and expertise into structured course modules. For founders who want to productize knowledge without rebuilding everything from scratch.

Try AICoursify

Canva

Content Creation

The visual design tool I reach for when I need a graphic fast. Templates for everything: social posts, one-pagers, lead magnets, presentation decks, and Pinterest pins when I'm not running a custom generator. The Pro brand kit is worth it once you have a logo, font stack, and palette to lock down.

Try Canva

Automation & Distribution.

Tools that keep work moving

Beehiiv

Audience Building

Newsletter platform with clean analytics, strong deliverability, and a growing discovery network that helps new newsletters get found. A strong pick if native audience growth and recommendations are your priority.

Try Beehiiv

Kit

Daily Use

The platform Seed & Society® runs on (formerly ConvertKit). Our newsletter and list run on Kit. Powerful visual automations, granular tagging, and a clean creator network for cross-promotion. If you want your email and your automations in one creator-first place, this is where I'd start.

Try Kit

Zapier

Daily Use

The connective tissue between every tool that doesn't already talk to every other tool. I use it for lightweight glue work, moving form submissions, syncing data between platforms, triggering downstream automations on events.

Try Zapier

Tailwind

Audience Building

Pinterest scheduling and analytics. An option for organizing approved pins and keeping a publishing calendar without uploading each one at the moment it needs to go out.

Try Tailwind

Build & Development.

Tools for building and launching

Lovable

Build & Ship

An A.I. app builder I've used for assessment tools and product frontends. Useful for exploring an idea and iterating on a prototype. A working preview still needs testing before real customers rely on it.

Try Lovable

Supabase

Build & Ship

Open-source backend as a service. Database, auth, storage, and edge functions. I use it as the backend layer for early-stage products. The free tier covers a lot.

Try Supabase

Netlify

Build & Ship

Website hosting and serverless functions. An option for taking a site from code to a live URL. Check the current plan and usage limits against what your site actually needs.

Try Netlify

Vercel

Build & Ship

The hosting platform behind seedandsociety.com. It connects our website's code to deployments and runs the site's server functions. Hosting usage needs monitoring, even when the website looks simple.

Try Vercel

Business Infrastructure.

Tools that keep the business running

ThriveCart

Business Operations

Checkout and course delivery tools for digital products. An option to evaluate when you need a purchase flow, upsells, or affiliate management.

Try ThriveCart

GoHighLevel

Business Operations

All-in-one CRM, pipeline, and marketing automation platform built for agencies and service businesses. Replaces multiple tools with one system. Strong for client management, follow-up sequences, and sales pipeline tracking.

Try GHL

Northwest Registered Agent

Business Operations

Business formation and registered agent services. Where I recommend founders start when forming their LLC. Clean process and real humans if you need help.

Form Your LLC

Google Workspace

Daily Use

Gmail, Drive, Docs, and Sheets for business. The foundation of every operating system I've built. If you're running a business without a professional email domain, this is the first thing to fix.

Try Google Workspace

Education & Community.

Places to learn and practice

Mic Drop Workshop

Speaker Training

Jess Ekstrom's 10-week training program for women who want to build a paid speaking business. This is where I refined the keynote. The method is direct: you have a story worth getting paid for, and there's a system for turning that story into a booked, paid keynote, not another free-pizza gig. If you're a founder who speaks (or wants to), this is the program and community worth the investment.

Learn More

Skool

Audience Building

The community and course platform I recommend when a program needs a home. Clean interface, no algorithm, search that actually works.

Try Skool

Networking School

Networking

Mindy East's annual membership for building the relationships that actually grow a business and a career. Live coaching, a step-by-step course (LinkedIn training included), plug-and-play scripts, and a supportive community, so networking feels natural instead of awkward. Built for business owners, professionals, and people in transition who want to be known for what they do best. A premium tier adds 1:1 coaching with Mindy.

Join Networking School

Self Coaching Society

Coaching & Mindset

Susie Moore's monthly membership for founders, professionals, and creators who want a coaching cadence without hiring a private coach. Susie is a best-selling author, columnist, and community leader who teaches the mindset work and daily practice that keeps business owners moving instead of stuck.

Join Self Coaching Society

The tools are not the system

See what makes the stack useful.

A tool works better when it knows what you are trying to do, which information to trust, what good work looks like, and when to ask you. Context Training™ shows you how to teach it those things.