Goblin.Tools is your Swiss Army knife AI program. It is a collection of small, simple single-task tools, mostly designed to help neurodivergent people with task they find overwhelming or difficult. Here is an in-depth breakdown of the various tools:

• Magic ToDo: This tool helps break down complex tasks into easily manageable steps. It automatically breaks down tasks into steps, making it easier for you to achieve your goals effectively. This is great to manage the 1001+ tasks that teachers have to do that can become so daunting.

• Formalizer: This tool helps formalize text. It takes paragraphs, sentences, or any content and refines them to exude a professional, formal, sociable, or various other tones, catering to your specific preferences. You can adjust the output by increasing or decreasing the ‘Spiciness Level’ option in the dashboard. This is great for emails to colleagues and parents, report card comments, or to give students text in a different tone.

• Judge: This tool helps judge text. It helps with interpreting tone. You can check if you are misreading the tone of a text. This is great a tool to check the tone of written communication with students, parents, or colleagues.

• Estimator: This tool helps estimate text. It can guess a timeframe for an activity and how long a task is probably going to take. This is great to help with lesson planning and managing time by getting a guide at activity duration.

• Compiler: This tool helps compile text. It can extract numerous thoughts and ideas from a brain dump and organize them into separate tasks. This can help teachers to organize their thoughts and ideas when planning lessons or writing reports.

• Chef: This tool helps with cooking. Typing in ingredients that you have, dietary constraints, time, and other items takes the thinking out of cooking. This can help teachers with meal planning and ensuring the ability to eat a healthy and balanced diet.

Pricing

What makes Goblin.Tools even better is that it is completely FREE to use! The creator, Bram De Buyser, also intends to keep it free. There is an app version that comes at a cost if you want to use it on mobile devices however.