Stop Reaching for Leonardo When Claude Already Does the Boring Part

If a tool saves me one dumb task, it earns its subscription. The task was ordinary: something a person does twice a week and hates.

Claude's edge is simple: reads long documents without losing the thread, and writes in a calmer, less salesy voice

Leonardo, by contrast, gives you presets and a fixed palette so a batch of assets actually matches

The workflow I landed on Leonardo — gives you presets and a fixed palette so a batch of assets actually matches. If you live in that workflow, keep Leonardo. But if the daily grind is your real bottleneck, Claude is the calmer pick.

The honest part: the UI is busy, and the free daily quota runs out on a real project. it can be cautious to a fault and refuse a task it could have just done. I'd still keep both installed; they fight different battles.