Commonly Used Tools & Platforms
Quick access links to commonly used AI tools, development platforms, and productivity systems used by Sports Media teams and interns.
Sports Media utilizes a wide range of AI tools, creative platforms, and development systems to support projects across departments including computer science, graphics, video production, marketing, and esports development.
For security reasons, login credentials are not published on this page. Please contact your Team Lead if you need access to any of the tools listed below.
Security Notice
Access to these tools is managed internally. Please contact your Team Lead or Department Supervisor to receive login credentials and onboarding instructions.
🤖AI & Research Tools
ChatGPT
Used for research, coding assistance, content writing, automation, and AI experimentation.
Open ChatGPT →Perplexity AI
AI-powered research assistant used for fast information retrieval and knowledge discovery.
Open Perplexity AI →Grok AI
Used for advanced AI research, conversational AI, and experimental media tools including image and video generation.
Open Grok AI →Google Gemini
Google's AI assistant used for research, productivity tasks, and development support.
Open Google Gemini →Whisk (Google Labs)
Experimental Google AI tools for image and video generation.
Open Whisk (Google Labs) →PopAI
Used for presentations, document analysis, and AI-powered productivity tools.
Open PopAI →💻Development & Website Tools
Marblism
AI development environment used for rapid app and web project generation.
Open Marblism →ZipWP
AI-powered WordPress website builder used for quickly deploying new websites and prototypes.
Open ZipWP →📧Internal Email Access
Sports Media Webmail
Access to company email accounts is restricted. Contact your Team Lead if you require email access for project work.
Open Webmail →📜Access Policy
Access to these platforms is granted based on department role and project requirements.
If you need access:
- 1Contact your Team Lead
- 2Provide the tool name and project you are working on
- 3Your Team Lead will coordinate credential access or onboarding
Never share credentials publicly or store them in documentation repositories.