--->> Overall impression:
At this stage, I am very satisfied with Marky. The overall quality of its features is high, and the tool feels solid and well designed.

--->> What I Value Most
1. Visual creation & templates
The biggest strength for me is not AI text generation, but the ability to quickly create professional visuals using pre-built templates. The process is fast, intuitive, and efficient.

2. Workflow & publishing system
Marky is well thought out in terms of workflow.

- Easy post editing and review
- Clear draft management
- Organized “post tank” for scheduling
- Multi-platform publishing and automation

Other tools offer similar features, but here everything works smoothly and remains simple. It’s not overloaded — it focuses on what matters.

--->> AI Capabilities – Mixed Experience
While AI is a major selling point of the platform, my experience has been different:
The generated content is not strong enough to publish without manual editing.
Even when I provide detailed instructions and context, the AI does not consistently follow them.
When I work directly with ChatGPT outside of Marky, the results are significantly better and more aligned with my expectations.
For now, I prefer creating my content in a dedicated AI conversation where I can fully control quality and output.

--->> Concerns About Credits & AI Expansion
I am slightly concerned about the increasing focus on AI features, especially with the addition of Markimax.
I tested it, and the results did not meet my expectations.
It consumes a large number of credits.
This creates tension with the original lifetime deal promise, since intensive AI usage now requires buying additional credits.

That said, I understand that AI usage has real infrastructure costs (servers, data processing, computing power). In that sense, credit consumption may be unavoidable.

--->> Conclusion
Marky is a strong, well-designed, and practical tool — especially for visual creation, workflow management, and post automation.
Its AI capabilities, however, are not yet strong enough (for me) to replace external AI tools for high-quality content creation.
Despite some concerns about credit usage, I remain satisfied overall.