About Us — AI TechTools Automation
Welcome. Let Me Tell You Why This Blog Exists.
My name is Hina Batool. I am a tech blogger and AI tools researcher based in Pakistan. I created AI TechTools Automation in 2025 because I was frustrated — frustrated with vague reviews, comparison articles that never actually tested anything, and guides written by people who had clearly never opened the tools they were writing about.
I wanted something different. A place where AI tools are actually used, tested, and explained honestly — without affiliate hype, without copy-paste descriptions, and without the usual “Tool X is great for beginners!” nonsense that tells you nothing useful.
So I built that place myself.
What I Do Here
At AI TechTools Automation, I research, test, and review the AI tools that real people are actually using in 2025 and 2026 — writing assistants, video generation tools, automation software, AI search tools, and more. Every article on this blog is written after I have personally explored the tool, its features, its pricing, and its real-world limitations.
I believe that a useful review has to answer one honest question: Is this tool actually worth your time and money? Not “what does the company say about it” — but what happens when a real person sits down and uses it for hours.
This blog covers:
- AI Writing Tools — from ChatGPT to Jasper to Rytr, I test how these tools perform on real writing tasks, not just demo prompts.
- AI Video & Image Generation—tools like Sora AI, Google Veo 3, Runway ML, and Midjourney, explained clearly for non-technical users.
- AI Searching Tools — Perplexity AI, Google AI Overviews, and how AI is changing the way we find information online.
- AI Automation Tools — Zapier, Make, and AI-powered workflows that actually save time for bloggers, freelancers, and small business owners.
- Comparison Articles — honest, side-by-side comparisons where I tell you which tool wins and why — not just list features from official websites.
My Background With AI Tools
I have been exploring AI tools since 2023, when I first started using ChatGPT for my own writing projects. What began as curiosity quickly became a deep dive. Over the past two years, I have personally tested dozens of AI tools — paying for subscriptions, spending hours inside dashboards, and tracking real results.
I am not a software engineer. I do not have a computer science degree. I have something more useful for this kind of blog: I am a regular person who uses these tools every day and know exactly what questions beginners ask, what confuses intermediate users, and what the marketing materials never mention.
Here is my LinkedIn profile if you would like to connect: Hina Batool.
What Makes This Blog Different
There are thousands of AI blogs. Most of them rewrite press releases. Some use AI to write about AI — which, honestly, is its own kind of irony.
Here is what I do differently:
- I use the tools before I write about them. Not for five minutes — for days or weeks.
- I share what went wrong, not just what worked. Real testing means finding real problems.
- I write for people who are not developers. You do not need to know how transformers work to understand my articles.
- I update articles when tools change. AI tools update constantly. A review from six months ago can be completely wrong today.
Who This Blog Is For
AI TechTools Automation is written for:
- Freelancers and content creators who want to use AI tools to work faster without losing quality.
- Students and beginners hearing about ChatGPT, Gemini, or Midjourney for the first time who want a clear, honest explanation.
- Bloggers and entrepreneurs who want to automate repetitive tasks and spend more time on work that matters.
- Professionals in Pakistan and across South Asia who want AI guidance in plain English, written by someone who understands the context they are working in.
A Note on Honesty
Some articles on this blog contain affiliate links. If I recommend a tool and you sign up through my link, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I want to be completely transparent about this because it matters.
However — and this is important — I never recommend a tool just because it has an affiliate program. I have written critical reviews of tools that pay high commissions, and I have recommended free tools that pay me nothing. My editorial opinion is not for sale. If a tool is not worth your time, I will say so plainly.
Get in Touch
I read every message. If you have a question about a specific AI tool, a suggestion for a comparison I should write, or just want to share your own experience with a tool, I genuinely want to hear from you.
You can reach me through the Contact Us page or connect with me directly on LinkedIn.
Thank you for being here. This blog exists because of readers who care about finding honest, useful information — and you are exactly who I am writing for.
— Hina Batool
Founder, AI TechTools Automation
Pakistan