HyperWrite - AI Assistant

Useless without a paid subscription

It's too simple. I still prefer TinaMind, which is even more powerful.

Can't tell if UI is being clicked by AI or its crowdsourced

Dear Hyperwriteai Team, I hope this email finds you well. My name is Corey Wesley, and I am the owner of an art retail business in Harlem. I am also involved in various other creative projects. As a super user of ChatGPT, I rely heavily on AI assistance, utilizing it multiple times daily for a variety of tasks such as sending text messages, generating emails, creating product descriptions, and more. It has essentially become an indispensable assistant in my daily operations. Today, when Ch... Show more

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The concept is impressive, with potential for various applications. However, testing was limited due to rapid credit depletion. Improvement in credit management would enhance user experience.

This was really fantastic - the AI understood the nuanced changes I needed in tone, content, and length. Unfortunately I am out of free credits and the existing plans are expensive. Is there perhaps the option of a cheaper student plan, or a cheaper plan with limited amounts of instructions?

Your tool is excellent. However you should think of introducing a free plan for new clients.

It is the best

I am thoroughly impressed by HyperWrite's AI capabilities. The assistant was shockingly adept at comprehending my instructions and interacting with various programs as I directed. As a frequent user of AI writing tools, I appreciate that HyperWrite is expanding the possibilities for automated workflows. The potential time and energy savings for writers and researchers is immense. I eagerly await seeing how HyperWrite continues advancing browser-based AI assistance.