I was a bit skeptical with Phillip Steman’s review of Writecream on YouTube, the guy gave a solid 4 star. I was also a bit skeptical at first because I didn’t quite like the word limit. Was I blown away though?

First of all, in terms of UI. I, as do many people, place an emphasis on the aesthetics of a software since I’ll be working and looking at it all day. Sometimes even the most feature-packed softwares can turn you to a competitor software if the UI looks horrible, am I right? Of course features are important but that’s not an option though is it, that’s the BARE minimum. In my honest opinion, Writecream has a clean and functional UI, nothing fancy like Apple’s website, but it’s easy to navigate and everything just works.

In terms of the features, you go to the Dashboard and you’ll see literally dozens of features. (I only need like 5 of the features like Quora Answer Assist, Blog Outline, Blog Ideas, etc. I’m seeing like 40 here and I don’t need many of them but I can imagine someone benefitting from them).

Upon trying the copy writer, now, I haven’t used Jarvis before (since I saw a lot of people talk about Jarvis in some other Appsumo deals), but I cannot imagine a writer that could write better than this? What more does one need though I cannot imagine seriously 😂 After about 20-30 minutes, I finished my first decent-looking article, usually took me anywhere between 3-4 hours to 3-4 days to craft manually 😂 But I want to point out that I did use Article Forge free trial recently before I bought this deal. I genuinely feel like the work done by Writecream is slightly more natural and requires less editing and going back and forth compared to Article Forge but maybe that’s just me.

The only downside would be I can imagine the panic that I might get soon when I run out of Writecream credits so it’s time to get back to work, I might be able to get back the $59 I paid to use to buy another one to increase my credits. 😁 Cheers