The Test Card
There are more AI tools than anyone can test, and most reviews of them are either hype or paid promotion.
A publication about AI in everyday life, with honest reviews and comparisons, built on a headless CMS.
- Content Architecture
- Editorial Systems
- Structured Comparisons
- Search Visibility
The problem
The idea is that I test the tools so readers don’t have to. With hundreds of tools about, that only works if every review asks the same questions.
What I built
Reviews and comparisons live in Sanity with a fixed structure, so each tool faces the same questions whoever made it and however loudly it is marketed.
What it does
- Reviews and head-to-head comparisons, managed in Sanity.
- Readers can sign in to comment with Google or GitHub, and Discord works too.
- A newsletter with a protected signup form.
- Sitemaps and IndexNow, so search engines find new pieces quickly.
Under the hood
- Next.js with Sanity as the CMS and NextAuth for sign-in.
- Hosted on Vercel.
Where it stands
It is live, and it still says plainly whether a tool is worth someone’s time. Now and then the answer is no.
Why it might matter to you
If you publish a lot and need it to stay organised and easy to find, this is the setup I’d build.
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