I've been using Blogely for a couple weeks now. As background I am a blogger who routinely publishes three articles per week--so content organization and creation is very important to me. I purchased two codes of Blogely (since the 2nd code gave me additional research capabilities. Three codes would be overkill for me).

Previously I used several different applications in my content creation process. They worked well enough but my first experience with Blogely was one of those "light bulb moments." With Blogely I now have everything in ONE place: research, notes, content creation, optimization...and I can even send over the final product to my blog for posting.

There is a learning curve to Blogely: I'm still getting the hang of some of the quirks of its workflow; the help docs are OK but they tend to be "long form" (both written and video). They need a quick bullet point run down of their suggested usage. And I'm still trying to get a handle on the "credits" usage (from what I've gathered so far they seem quite reasonable. But if you're one of those "one purchase and done" LTD Sumolings it's something you should be aware of.

There are also some minor bugs and glitches that need to get squashed, some functionality appears to require a Chrome browser (I normally use Firefox), and some new features (listed on their roadmap) need to be implemented soon for a better, "one stop shop" experience.

But even as-is, using Blogely as a content research and creation application is a solid 4+ taco experience for me. Definitely worth my continued use and if those additional "AI" features come up as expected this could turn into a 5 taco "LTD win."