I spent a long time looking for honest, practical information about AI tools and remote AI jobs — and mostly couldn't find it. Everything was either breathlessly optimistic or written by someone with a course to sell. So I started writing the resource I was looking for. That's AiGetPro. I test tools, track what's actually happening in the remote job market, and write about it plainly.
I research and write. I go through free GitHub tools that nobody has covered yet. I look at job boards to understand what AI roles actually require versus what the hype says. I'm also exploring automation tools on the side — n8n, LLM integrations — mostly as a learner right now, but that side is growing steadily. Everything published here reflects what I actually found, not what sounds impressive.
I test free and paid AI tools — what works, what's overhyped, what's genuinely useful for remote workers and content creators.
Practical breakdowns of real remote AI roles — actual salary ranges, what skills matter, where to apply, and whether the demand is real.
Exploring n8n, LLM APIs, and workflow tools. Early days, openly shared. No pretending to be an expert I'm not yet.
Started going deep on AI tools and the remote job market. Ran tinkpro.com and learned a lot about what makes a useful web resource — and what doesn't.
Started publishing AI career guides and tool reviews here. Focused on being useful, not on sounding impressive. Kept everything honest and practical.
Growing the blog, adding tool reviews and job guides. Quietly learning automation on the side. Building AiGetPro into a reference worth bookmarking.
"I'm not an expert with years of client wins to show you. I'm someone who reads carefully, tests things properly, and writes honestly about what I find. AiGetPro is that — a research-backed resource, not a sales funnel."
— Arsalan Bilal
If you have a question about a career path, want to point out something I got wrong, or just want to talk AI tools — I'm genuinely open to it. No pitch, no formality.
📧 arsalan@aigetpro.com