I was excited to try Storipress after reading about its features and the promise of streamlining my editorial workflow that I got tier 3. However, my experience has been far from satisfactory.

Pros:

The interface is visually appealing at the time of launch.
The concept of a unified workspace for content management is promising.
Cons:

Performance Issues: The platform is incredibly slow and often unresponsive. Simple tasks like scheduling content or using the drag-and-drop interface can take an inordinate amount of time.

Buggy AI: The AI content generation feature is hit or miss. Sometimes it produces decent content, but more often than not, the output is nonsensical and requires extensive editing.

API Integration Problems: The API integration never worked for me. Despite multiple attempts and following the documentation, I couldn't get it to function properly. What's worse, this issue was never acknowledged by the support team. It felt like they were ignoring a critical problem that significantly affected my ability to use the platform effectively. This was going on for over 6 months.

Limited Customization: Despite the promise of customizable theme blocks, the actual customization options are quite limited. It feels more like a template-based system rather than a truly flexible design tool.

Poor Customer Support: When I encountered issues, the customer support was slow to respond and not very helpful. It felt like they were more interested in selling the product than in resolving customer problems.

Overall: Its obvious looking back that it was destined to shut down their doors, the announcement was just a formality.