I've been using WriteCream extensively these past few weeks, and it still feels like I've only just scratched all that it offers.

I went in with the intention of primarily using it for blogging. WrtieCream does this very well, especially if your type of content involves 'top ten' style structured posts.

My top use for it is to create outlines and generate ideas. This has helped a ton to keep my content running smoothly without anywhere near as much staring blankly at a screen when out of ideas.

There is so much to talk about, but I'll try to keep it brief and only quickly mention my other specific uses for WriteCream.

Backlink Personalization: I adore this function. Introducing yourself to someone new is not an easy task for most, and including a link to their content or website in general, WriteCream does it for you. It impressively captures their content and opinions while opening yourself up to further conversation.

Quora Answer Assist: If you're ever asked a question, you can run it through here. It will output a well-articulated and relevant result without any indication that it was a response entirely from an AI. It's a good idea to fact-check what it says beforehand, however.

Plagiarism Checker: Now this is a big one that soldified WriteCream as a permanent tool in my writing arsenal. I've run many tests via other third-part programs to check for plagiarism such as PlagiarismDectector.Net and Grammarly. I've had no cases of stolen content found via any of those means, but having a way to check directly in Writecream itself is great for peace of mind and ease of use.

Paraphraser: We've all had instances when we write something down, and it just doesn't sound right for whatever reason. Drag that troublesome sentence into Paraphraser to let WriteCream work its magic as it gives you a selection of newly structured sentences.

There are so many other handy templates to choose from that if I wrote about them, this would turn into more of a manuscript than it already is. In that case, allow me to mention some of the negatives.

The first negative to be found is the lack of a dark mode. You'll need a separate plugin if you don't want your eyes seared by the white background. Their Android app has a dark mode, so hopefully, this is fixed soon.

Secondly, you can't see how many credits you have left in the Long Form Editor. This can prove problematic if you are not on the unlimited plan and are running low on your monthly allowance.

And, that's pretty much it. Nothing else negative came to mind as I was using Writecream.

I tried to keep it brief, but this is one of those programs you can't help but geek out over. This is a fully featured AI Writer containing an app for both IOS & Android, a Chrome extension to carry its functionality across other sites on the web, and an easily navigatable webpage to access all its features.

This Appsumo deal is, in my opinion, a no-brainer. For $59 you are getting an unbelievable amount.