William Ben

tried claude and was impressed by how natural and conversational the outputs were. it explains its reasoning clearly, making complex answers understandable without oversimplifying. big plus for clarity and ease of use. i'd suggest adding a quick-edit or refresh button for those times you want a slightly different response without retyping everything. only downside is the tight usage limit on the free tier, making extended conversation tricky unless you upgrade. still, it's a reliable tool that does its job really well!

tested out notebooklm and really liked how easy it was to jump into. the interface feels intuitive and the AI insights were genuinely helpful. i appreciate the way it breaks down complex ideas clearly without feeling overwhelming. one thing i'd add is maybe an option to reorganize or drag-and-drop notes for easier reference later on. the free version is solid but limits the number of documents you can process. overall, a smooth and definitely handy for organizing research or notes.

tested the proofreader and it does a good job showing what's off and why. it explains every mistake even when it's just about tone or sounding too casual. i'd add an undo button to quickly check stuff again if needed. works well though.

clean structure, solid content. only downside is the 3 credit limit on the free plan, since each page costs 1. would be nice to get a bit more flexibility for free users, but overall it’s a really good essay helper.