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I was not able to get this one to work, it kept on giving me an error when trying to create a budget sheet based on a raw data entry from ChatGPT

Process Street has increased my efficiency in ways I didn't even know was possible especially with the AI-powered workflow builder and the insanely large template library!

I do recommend this platform for layout and basic designing. It can help for you to show a first draft to your client. It's easy to use and precise. I think it's good for building "one page" or landing pages. I am showing my finished web page to a programmer so he can have a guide line and build a more personalized web page outside this unicorn platform.

MyShell spreads itself too thin. There are only a limited number of characters to choose from, and without a voice calling feature, the experience feels flat and incomplete. The forced account sign-up adds another unnecessary barrier before you can even try it properly. The bigger issue is focus. MyShell tries to cover too many different types of AI instead of dedicating itself to building a strong companion experience. As a result, it doesn’t excel in the area that matters most. Compared with Character AI, which delivers depth, variety, and immersion, MyShell comes across as unfocused and underwhelming. Until it sharpens its direction and prioritises features users expect, it won’t stand out in the companion AI space.

CrushOn Is a solid, established AI character site. There are tons of bots to choose from. Their content policy is pretty open with few restrictions, so the bots have a lot of variety. CrushOn provides free tokens that can be collected daily, so you can try the site without a subscription, and if you don't care about the paid features, the daily tokens are enough to satisfy most users. The chat quality is generally good with model choices for both free and paid users. There are model choices for more or less explicit dialogue. Sometimes their AI will get locked into a repetition loop, and you have to edit the cloned replies till the AI finally breaks out of it. This issue happens with all the models, and just changing model surprisingly does not resolve this issue like it usually does on other sites. What mostly holds CrushOn back right now is that it's overloaded by a trashy UI. There are filtering features that help to find bots of different types, but it requires more patience than most sites to find hidden gems chats. The interface is always a cluttered mess plagued by animated tile images that squirm and wiggle for attention, and that problem has been getting worse over the last few months. Browsing recent bots looks more like a scammer website with terrible ads everywhere, but the content is the bad marketing. It's distracting, and since many of the images are not more about advertising the bot makers than the bots to chat with, they really detract from the site now. It's clear the AI sites that have been banning GIF animations are making the right call. As a bot maker, I don't recommend CrushOn. If you are serious about making public character bots for users to enjoy, CrushOn is a waste of your time. Between the cluttered interface and flood of animated pics, your bots will get much less traffic on CrushOn than other sites. I've posted many bots to CrushOn, and they perform "fine" but nothing like the millions of interactions I get on other sites. CrushOn's bot creation form is easy to use and works fine, but their content management, busy interface, and need for more filtering means most new bots won't get seen enough to make it worth the effort compared to other sites. Overall I still give CrushOn 4 stars. For users it's a solid option just because there are good bots that can be found and a free model that works well. Most AI character sites are not as good as CrushOn. If you're a bot maker, I recommend you try other sites till CrushOn can improve their interface.