Magic Bookifier has turned out to be one of my favorite AppSumo purchases. I've tested it more by inputting my own papers, or even scattered rough drafts that I have written, than I have with audio. Most of my writing is done for a dual purpose - it will become anything from a paper to a book and, most of the time, the content will be presented in front of a class.

I have used AI to help me prepare outlines from rough thoughts, and to help me reduce my excessive wordiness, but Magic Bookifier is super-easy to use. It's not instant, but it's fast. And actually helps me by taking what I wrote, condensing redundancies, correcting grammar, and providing better ways of saying things for me to consider.

In my opinion, the best benefit is that I have not yet seen it lose any of my thoughts! Whatever I feed the Magic Bookifier, it just, more or less, reformats it in a story or article form. The output is never precisely how I would want to present it, and occasionally slightly repetitive, but it IS quite natural and clear, and gives me a helpful and concise "second opinion" that I use as a second brain to rethink what I have written.

The Magic Bookifier is still under development, which to me is a great thing! I think it'll only get better But regardless, it has already made me happy and paid for itself in my case.

I also use another AppSumo purchase, Krater.ai, in conjunction with Magic Bookifier.

https://appsumo.8odi.net/krater-suite

It is a suite of shorter-form tools that they are expanding but which already offers some incredible features and benefits. I won't review it here, but if you're buying Magic Bookifier and you haven't purchased Krater.ai you really should consider it while they are available. For me, the two products together are a natural perfect fit, due to the incredible price point of each AND the bang I got for the few bucks I had to spend.

I hope to test out the audio and podcaster features on Magic Bookifier soon - potentially to offer my clients services that would help them expand their reach by introducing ebooks into their arsenal.

Anyway, all in all, I've found MB easy to use, and I consider its output to be of higher quality than other tools I have tried. I can see clearly how the app would be a great tool for anyone who wants to create an ebook with a lot less time and hassle invested. I can't wait to see what it produces from some interviews and presentations I've done.

FINALLY, if you'd like to see this review in the resulting output given by Magic Bookifier and Krater.ai, just go HERE>>>

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18WU-mtLgtlxpqyq5PlxMGjV1LQy18-moRZxhp3zHRhM/edit?usp=sharing