The 10 most-downloaded AI apps in the GPT Store right now (February 2024)

I’m stressed out.

Today, there are a lot of options to choose from.

Let’s look at food as an example. There are a lot of different kinds of cheese when you go shopping. The cheese is the only thing left.

Don’t even talk about the yoghurt. Full cream vs. low fat… Now we have dairy-free. Just waiting for the gluten-free choice. But I’m sure there’s something or a “app” for that.

But this flood of choices isn’t just happening in the physical world.

The Apple Store is like Pandora: every time I want to choose an app to help me lose weight, relax, or find a hot date, it opens a whole world of possibilities.

That’s not all. There are now hundreds of new streaming services, such as Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and more. They come right after the huge number of shopping and app options.

Sometimes I want to scream and run to the door that’s closest to me.

The flood of AI apps

Trying to pick and choose from all the choices that are out there is like trying to drink from a fire hose.

Even more things are going wrong in the world of AI now that the OpenAI GPT Store is open for business. There are three million apps here that can help you grow your business, get more done, and maybe even be more creative. And this is only the beginning.

I sometimes want to go to a sanctuary, drown my phone in the river, turn off the computer, and scream at the moon.

So you don’t become a nervous wreck because you can’t decide, I’ll give you a few choices that will save you time and maybe even your sanity. Or keep you from using a bad word.

In order to help you understand the ChatGPT world, let’s look at some of the custom apps that came from the technology and show you what’s really important.

What is an own GPT app?

It’s like a Swiss Army knife, for sure. It tries to do a lot of things, but it’s not good at any of them.

Chatbots are a type of general AI tool that can do many general jobs to make us more human, such as research, writing, creativity, and marketing.

Custom ChatGPT apps are only used for one thing.

Some of these are:

• Change text to video
• Change text to pictures
• Make a plan for marketing
• Make visualisations out of data
• And… a lot more

So…In the huge world of the GPT Store, which AI apps are the most interesting and well-known?

You can find the GPT Store online. It has a simple, friendly design that doesn’t work quite right.

So there’s a trouble. There must be an app for that, right?

The issue with the GPT Store

The “UX” (user interface) is not easy to use. It looks like engineers made it for other engineers, not people. It could have been made by AI for AI. These events could be the beginning of AI taking over the world.

A new post on UX Planet talks about some of the problems with the GPT Store that make it a UX disaster.

Problem #1:

“Choosing a category is the first problem we have to deal with.” It’s not clear why Dall-e, Writing, Productivity, Research & Analysis were chosen as the main groups. There aren’t any groups like “Health,” “Travel,” or “Finance.”

Problem #2:

It’s not always clear what the different areas in the GPT Store are called. The “Dall-E” group is mostly about making images, but it only lists the name of the tool and not what the user wants to do with it.

Problem #3:

The search screen is based on keywords instead of figuring out what you want to do. I want to see a list of money apps when you say “finance advisor.”

But the results for “Tech Support Advisor” or “Jo Ellen Mathews” don’t seem to be related to what you want.

We might want to be nice. After all, this is their first try at making an AI app store.

A app that helps you find other apps

To help you decide, there is a “App” that can help you find GPT Apps. The name of it is GPTStore.ai.

It smells and looks like the GPT shop, but it’s not. Also, at the bottom, they say in small letters that they are not the official OpenAI shop.

At the time this was written, they had 50 divisions.

The five apps that the ChatGPT group says are the most popular

Looking at what’s popular can teach you about people. Twelve of the most popular “Trending” apps can be found in the GPT shop. That tells us a little about what “Generative AI” is and why people use ChatGPT.

Most of the apps in this store were made by new businesses that are trying to get ahead in this fast-paced trend. Next, there are mature companies like “Canva” that are adding new AI tools and incorporating AI into the goods they already make.

1: Making pictures

A person named Naif J Alotaibi made this app.

What the app does

“A GPT that specialised in making and improving pictures with a tone that was both professional and friendly.”

Question and picture

He gives you some ready-to-use advice. Here is one: “Draw a picture of a city in the future.”

“Illustrate a scene from a fantasy novel” is another common prompt.

2: Canva

Canva is a multibillion-dollar business that makes it easy to make designs that look like they were made by professionals and share and print them.

They saw how hard Adobe Photoshop was to use and made visual design easier for everyone.

About the app:

You can easily make slideshows, logos, social media posts, and more.

Question and Picture

Graphic with an inspiring quote for social media. “You only live once”

3. Logo Creator

He made this app, Chase Lean.

About the app:

You can hire me to make professional app icons and logos.

A normal app message

Make me some designs with an ice cream in them.

4: Consensus

Consensus is a search engine that looks through study papers to find interesting ideas.

What the app does

Your AI Research Helper. You can search through 200 million academic papers on Consensus, get answers based on science, and write material with proper citations.

Right away and result

The task is to write a blog post about the scientific benefits of being aware. This is the blog post that came from the prompt:

The Benefits of Mindfulness Backed by Science

A lot of research has been done on mindfulness, which is the practice of staying aware of your thoughts, feelings, and experiences in the present moment without judging them. It has been linked to many health benefits. Here, we look at some of the most important results of recent studies:

Getting better mental health:

It has been shown that mindfulness meditation can help people who are stressed, anxious, or depressed. It helps you become more aware of the present moment without judging it, which makes it easier to control your emotions and improves your general health. The year 2013 by Cavanagh et al.

Improving the performance of the brain:

Practicing mindfulness regularly has been linked to changes in brain functions like memory, attention, and executive functioning. This might be because mindfulness has positive affects on parts of the brain that handle these mental tasks (Yi-Yuan Tang, Britta K. Holzel, & M. Posner, 2015).

Encouragement of Kind Behaviour:

Mindfulness not only helps the person doing it, but it also makes their relationships with other people better. Researchers have found a link between mindfulness and more caring behaviours like empathy and kindness. These behaviours can help people get along better with each other and feel more connected to society. (J. N. Donald et al., 2018)

Betterment of your physical health:

Mindfulness techniques have been linked to better physical health, such as lower blood pressure, a stronger immune system, and less chronic pain. These advantages are thought to come from the fact that awareness meditation lowers stress. It was written by D. Black and George M. Slavich in 2016.

Better control of emotions:

Mindfulness helps control feelings by encouraging acceptance of the present moment, which can lessen the strength of negative emotions and make people more emotionally stable (L. Roemer, S. K. Williston, & L. Rollins, 2015).

5: Make a cartoon of yourself

There is an app for this by https://www.karenxcheng.com/

Brief Description

Makes pictures look like Pixar animations. Put your picture in to try.

The question and the answer

You can upload a picture to have it changed by Pixar.

6: Please write for me

This is something that Puzzletoday.com made.

What it is:

Focus on quality, applicability, and exact word count as you write custom, interesting content.

Asking for:

Please write a 200-word account of a red screwdriver for me.

In response:

“Introducing our quality red screwdriver—the best tool for both professionals and people who like to do their own projects. Not only does the bright red handle of this ergonomically designed screwdriver stand out, but it also makes the tool easy to find in a crowded trunk or activity-filled workbench.

The screwdriver is made to last, and its high-quality chrome-vanadium steel shaft will ensure that it will last and not rust. The tip is exactly machined to fit screws perfectly. This lowers the chance of damaging or stripping screw heads and keeps your work neat and efficient.

With comfort and grip in mind, the handle is made from a tough but soft material that keeps your hands from getting tired after long use. This design makes sure that your grip stays strong and your hand stays comfy whether you’re tightening or loosening a screw.

There’s more to this red screwdriver than meets the eye. It’s a reliable helper for all your building, fixing and everyday tasks. It’s a must-have in any toolbox because of its beautiful form, long life, and comfortable ergonomic grip.

7: Use diagrams to show me

This was made by helpful.dev.

What it is:

You can make flow charts, mind maps, software schematics, diagrams, and more. It’s great for coding, slideshows, and writing up code. You can export and change your design for free!

Asking for:

A mental picture of Martin Luther King Jr.

8: The Humanizer Pro

Charlygpts.com made this game.

What it is:

1. The best humanizer on the market. Writes words like a person, so AI can’t find it. This tool gives your content a human touch so that even the smartest AI scanners can’t find it. The meaning and quality of the content are kept the same.

In the end:

It’s not even controversial to say that a lot of Americans need more connections. “Yet, the cultural ideal still holds up the single romantic relationship as the key to happiness.”

9: VEED’s Video GPT

veed.io made this app.

What it is:

Make videos with AI. Make movies to post on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and other sites. There is a free tool that turns writing into video and speech. It has AI avatars, TTS, music, and stock footage.

The inquiries to make the movie

Would you like to use a text-to-speech (TTS) voiceover for your video project? If so, you can pick a man or female voice. This TTS tool will read your video script aloud, giving your content a clear and interesting voiceover.

Could you explain your video project in more detail? In particular:

• What is your video’s main point or message?
• Who do you want to reach?
• What kind of mood or tone do you want your video to have?
• How long do you want your movie to be? We can change the time if needed, but the default is 20 seconds.

I can help you improve your video idea and script once I have these information.

10: Attracted to Style

The person who made this app is Umesh N

Brief Description

I describe how drawings are changed into different types of art.

Asking for:

What’s a different kind of art?

The result is:

Art styles are the unique visual features, techniques, and methods that define the work of a certain artist, movement, or time period in art history. Each style comes from a different set of ideas, tastes, and societal influences. Here is a quick rundown of some well-known art styles:

Realistic: art tries to show things as they really are, like daily scenes and people, without making them seem better or more dramatic than they are. It began around the middle of the 1800s as a response to Romanticism.

Impressionism: began in France in the late 1800s and is known for its simple subjects, short, discernible brushstrokes, and focus on accurately capturing the changing qualities of light. Impressionists tried to catch the feeling of a scene in a single moment.

Expressionism: started in the early 1900s and used bright colours, distorted shapes, and emotional themes to evoke feelings or thoughts instead of really showing what things were like.

Cubism: This style, which was created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, breaks things down into simple geometric shapes and shows them from different angles at the same time to show how they fit into a bigger picture.

Surrealism: is an art movement that started in the 1920s. It uses strange, dreamlike images from the unconscious mind to question what we think we know and to look into the illogical.

Meaningless art: that doesn’t show real things but instead uses shapes, colours, forms, and hand-drawn marks to make a statement. In the work of Piet Mondrian, it can be geometric abstraction. In the work of Jackson Pollock, it can be more fluid forms of expression.

Minimalism: This style, which started in the 1960s, is all about keeping things simple and pure. It does this by using simple geometric forms and one-color colour schemes to get rid of anything that isn’t necessary.

Pop art: This is a trend that started in the 1950s and 1960s. Its themes and methods come from everyday things and popular culture, like ads, comic books, and TV shows. Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein are two well-known artists in this style.

Futurism: was a movement in Italy that focused on speed, technology, youth, violence, and things like the car, the aeroplane, and the industrial city.

Art Nouveau: was a popular style of decorative art, building, and design in Europe and the US from about 1890 until World War I. It was made up of complex linear patterns and flowing curves that were inspired by nature.

These styles only show a small part of how varied and rich art history is. Each one has its own style, methods, and important artists that have added to the huge tapestry of art and culture around the world.

The wrap-up

The top 10 apps in the GPT store are all “visual,” with 8 of them each.

The other two are about making words or reducing them.

It looks like we’re most interested in AI creation that can be seen than in anything else.

Why do you use ChatGPT?