This software is so beautifully… This software is so beautifully designed utilizing neural networks well before I heard of Chat GPT (I'm quite certain that Quillbot came first too). I love it's amazing paraphrasing features. It's like the perfect ai tool to influence unique articles and research papers. It's like a super writing tool that'll generate unique papers or articles on any context. I believe this software enabled me to achieve my bachelor's degree. And when I'm employed again I plan to sign up for their super reasonable monthly plan again. I never wanted to cancel, but I hit a bit of impunity. I'm excited to sign up again though in the next couple of weeks when I'm reemployed because this software has so many beautiful applications, such as paraphrasing your unique blog to climb to the top of the SEO chain.

Woeful Woeful, poorly thought out application. a. Impossible to do more than 3 of 4 request with getting banned. b. Is missing obvious "don't edit this" wildcards options Next to useless.

It is difficult to identify all duplicate words. I expected QuillBot to do better; however, it is quite tough to figure out all duplication words. In paraphrased form, the same words are used repeatedly. For example, if I write five lines, the same words are repeated a lot of times. Most of the time, paraphrasing was a grammatical error. So I need to double-check my grammar. I was requesting for refund but they didn't. Wordtune is far better than QuillBot.

This has just opened my eyes to the… This has just opened my eyes to the little details I have been forgetting and not paying attention to. Amazing range of abilities and I recommend it to everyone going through school

Blocked? Is That a Good Customer Experience? As a premium member, I wanted to participate in a survey that allowed me to share my thoughts with someone in the company. I tried to book a slot on Calendly, but it did not work. I contacted the Research Ops Specialist who initially sent the request email, who responded by stating that all slots were already reserved but would let me know if there was a cancellation, which I find unjust because Calendly failed to load. I replied back, but the Research Ops Specialist's email address rejected my emails, citing alleged spam, which was not a great response from the company. I am curious if the Research Ops Specialist prevented me from responding. Perhaps a reply will address how this constitutes good customer service. Based on my experience, before signing up for a premium subscription, I would highly recommend shopping around for alternative companies that offer something similar and provide a higher standard of customer service.