As a super portal, the influence of apps has penetrated into the fabric of everyday life. In the age of AI, the way people use apps and tools is also changing. Pengpai News has selected the world's top 100 AI apps worth watching in 2025 by combining various mainstream AI app lists, app traffic, user reviews, etc. Most of these apps come from leading domestic and foreign technology companies and major internet companies. In addition, some AI startups have also brought new AI product experiences, particularly AI Agent products. According to Tianyancha data, the companies behind the world's top 100 AI applications mainly come from Chinese companies. Domestic companies develop 71% of AI applications, of which 15 are overseas AI applications, such as Manus and Dify. In terms of product types, it covers a wide range of application scenarios such as content creation, office, search research, etc., and has built a huge product layout. Of the AI apps on the list, 8% are mainly service-oriented products, such as Volcano Ark. The drivers behind the top 100 AI apps in the world mainly come from Silicon Valley tech giants and major domestic internet companies. The four major Internet companies, Byte, Ali, Tencent, and Baidu, account for nearly 1/4 of the total number of AI apps. Among them, ByteDance ranked first with 12 AI apps of its own. The “parent and son” products of these major manufacturers are closely related to their own business. For example, the AI app that focuses on video generation, Dream and Keling are from Byte and Kuaishou, the two leading domestic short video platforms, respectively. These two companies are also regarded by the industry as strong competitors of the domestic multi-modal big model.

As a super portal, the influence of apps has penetrated into the fabric of everyday life. In the age of AI, the way people use apps and tools is also changing. Pengpai News has selected the world's top 100 AI apps worth watching in 2025 by combining various mainstream AI app lists, app traffic, user reviews, etc. Most of these apps come from leading domestic and foreign technology companies and major internet companies. In addition, some AI startups have also brought new AI product experiences, particularly AI Agent products. According to Tianyancha data, the companies behind the world's top 100 AI applications mainly come from Chinese companies. Domestic companies develop 71% of AI applications, of which 15 are overseas AI applications, such as Manus and Dify. In terms of product types, it covers a wide range of application scenarios such as content creation, office, search research, etc., and has built a huge product layout. Of the AI apps on the list, 8% are mainly service-oriented products, such as Volcano Ark. The drivers behind the top 100 AI apps in the world mainly come from Silicon Valley tech giants and major domestic internet companies. The four major Internet companies, Byte, Ali, Tencent, and Baidu, account for nearly 1/4 of the total number of AI apps. Among them, ByteDance ranked first with 12 AI apps of its own. The “parent and son” products of these major manufacturers are closely related to their own business. For example, the AI app that focuses on video generation, Dream and Keling are from Byte and Kuaishou, the two leading domestic short video platforms, respectively. These two companies are also regarded by the industry as strong competitors of the domestic multi-modal big model.