TextWisely Directory
Free AI Writing Tools (no signup/no CC)
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Free AI Writing Tools (no signup/no CC)
16 followers
80+ Free AI-powered writing tools for learning, business, SEO, and marketing. Fix grammar, paraphrase text, translate, summarize, and more. No signup, no card required.
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Hi PH 👋 I was frustrated with copy-pasting the same prompts over and over, so I created this directory of free (no signup/no CC) AI writing tools. It’s basically a collection of prompts to quickly improve text, change tone, reply to emails, rewrite, and includes some niche ones too.
My motivation for making this directory free was to improve SEO presence and drive traffic/funnel into my main product (since their functionality overlaps). Anyway, I wanted to create something useful, so I ended up spending more time on it than I initially planned. I’m curious to see how it all turns out, how much it will cost, and how soon I might run out of credits.
On the tech side, I used Astro with DaisyUI and Cloudflare Workers/CDN to make the site fast and SEO-friendly. I managed to get a 100% Lighthouse score. Overall, it went pretty well, though I did run into a couple of bugs with Astro along the way – some of which have already been fixed. It’s currently running Gemini 3 Flash under the hood. I’ve also spent some time protecting it from bots and scrapers with Turnstile, and I’m managing my costs by pre-funding credits to avoid any surprises on my bills with post-payment, in case bad actors try to exploit the service.
If you have a minute, let me know if/how it’s useful for you. Some prompts still need improvement, so feel free to share your results – I’m happy to explore and improve.
@edgarshq Really like the directory approach as a top-of-funnel SEO play.
Curious: what’s your plan for quality control as it grows? And how are you tracking “success” — clicks to main product, signups, or time on page?
Hi @rubyyyy, thanks for your comment. Quality control right now mostly comes down to time spent, but I’ll add a thumbs-up/thumbs-down button later to vote on responses once there’s enough traffic. Success ultimately boils down to conversions, but I’m also very interested in seeing search traffic and rankings, low bounce rates, repeat visits, and engagement through requests for prompts, features, or usage – as this could indicate there’s a real need for these kinds of tools.
@edgarshq Love this approach — SEO + engagement signals + conversions is a solid combo. The thumbs up/down for quality control is a great call. Following 👏