Writer

My main use case for Writer  is creating documents, editing a document for signing, and formatting a document. For those purposes, I used Writer , and I feel comfortable with it. Recently, I used Writer for creating a freelance agreement document.

What I liked about using Writer for that freelance agreement is that it has all the formatting features. Usually, Google Docs is compatible only for online features, but Writer allows me to edit offline as well, which was a significant advantage.

The best features Writer offers are editing, signing, and converting it into any downloadable format. I can use it offline and share it with anyone, either as a link or as a file. Out of those features, I find myself using offline editing and converting most often. I use Writer usually and often on a regular basis. I need to have both features in parallel, and I feel that offline editing is more compatible because sometimes there are network issues in the rainy season, so offline editing is essential. This is the main advantage, unlike Google Docs which does not support that.

Writer has definitely helped me personally with my work. Usually, Writer is the only app that I always keep downloaded. I never delete it because it is more compatible and easier for me to use.

If Writer could convert images into any format like WebP and resize them or convert them to JPG, PNG, or any format, that would be great because it would reduce the document size and make it more compatible.

I have been using Writer for approximately six to seven years.

Writer is stable for me with no issues or crashes.

Writer can definitely handle it in all ways if my needs grow. Most of the companies I know, which I have worked with, usually prefer Writer over Google Docs.

I have not had any chance to meet or contact customer support for Writer, but I am sure that the service will definitely be great.

Previously, I used Google Docs and switched to Writer because Google Docs is completely online, and in offline format, it feels too heavy. I had to switch from Google Docs to Writer.

Regarding pricing, if I ever had a chance where I want to update or use multiple features, I would like to go to the pro version, but currently, I do not need that. I think the pricing is good as I checked those prices, and they seem reasonable. The setup will definitely be easy, and I do not face any issues. I have also heard that customer support is easy for me to use.

If a person can use Writer and work on the same document, that would be great. I am not sure whether that feature is there or not, but there is no frustrating feature about Writer. All the features are good and easy to use. I rate Writer 10 out of 10 because all the features that I prefer are there in Writer, and I feel it is a good choice. There is nothing frustrating about Writer thus far. Writer is the best choice and can help in formatting, editing, and converting files into any format. In today's time, I do not think Google Docs can compete with Writer as it is outstanding.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services  (AWS )

What do you like best about the product?

I use WRITER mainly for writing documentation, creating presentations, and also for code snippets. It's been a fantastic tool for an 'agenting' experience, where it effectively manages HTML files and applications for onboarding or educational experiences. This is especially true for the agent degree part. WRITER is pretty powerful and serves as a great tool. The agenting AI experience is impressive. Whatever I ask WRITER to create, whether it's an HTML application, a PDF, or infographics, the tool performs fantastically, especially when I provide the right prompt. It does a very good job in creating detailed PDFs by accessing source PDFs and HTML applications like 'click to open.' I've done that and it's been a great experience. Also, the initial setup was a cakewalk; you just log in and you're good to go, making it very easy.

What do you dislike about the product?

I think Writer needs to have updated information, especially retrieval arguments to generative AI, to verify if the document is accurate or not. Sometimes it accesses outdated information, which can affect the summary section. It also lacks support for creating the right prompt, which can be challenging since not everyone is good at prompt engineering. It would be great if Writer could help create a detailed prompt that users could review, making the customer journey smoother.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

WRITER helps summarize documents, giving me a gist of the content to decide if it's worth reading, especially useful for long documents.

What do you like best about the product?

I use WRITER for a lot of tasks, as it's a full-stack AI. We created agent-specific playbooks, which are very specific and help our designers initiate tasks efficiently, analyze client needs, and produce output at lightning pace backed by learning science. This makes our training process more efficient and effective. I love the super easy-to-use UI and how all functions are communicated directly to users, making it very user-friendly. It's great how it allows us to play around with new functions as they are released, like the playbook feature, which we immediately used. I appreciate how they iterate, say these iterations, and how easy it is to use. Even with technical declinations, designers can use it along with some SOPs, which is cool. That's what I like the most about WRITER.

What do you dislike about the product?

There's bug fixes needed, but veryu minor one. For example, the agents are only detecting five items in the knowledge graph, but in reality, there are like 500 documents there. The organization of the agents and the knowledge graphs, as well as a lot of admin stuff, could be streamlined to be easier to use. Again, it's a non-issue right now, but those are things I believe can be improved.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

I use WRITER for grammar checking and aligning language with clients' preferences. It enhances efficiency by enabling agent-specific tasks through playbooks. We also streamline the end-to-end training processes, making them more effective with learning science that is baked in the documents we created that WRITER references.

What do you like best about the product?

I use WRITER for my personal projects, and it mainly helps me come up with ideas and assists me in developing them. I like that it constantly asks for my input and really feels like having a personal assistant. I really like that it takes the time to 'think' and come up with the best answer, not just the first. I had no trouble at all with the initial setup.

What do you dislike about the product?

It is a bit expensive, and I feel like its video-making abilities could be a little bit improved.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

WRITER helps me come up with ideas and assists me in developing them. It feels like having a personal assistant.

What do you like best about the product?

I really like the playbooks feature in WRITER, which allows me to share an easily readable workflow that can be instantly run by others without having to explain everything. It saves a lot of time compared to other chat models that feel like a black box. With WRITER, I need much less explanation because everything is laid out step by step in a readable format. The initial setup was very easy thanks to the workshop session that got everyone up to speed, and I've been using it most days since.

What do you dislike about the product?

Some of the features seem to have overlap or confusing use cases like the skills / knowledge graphs / voices, it can be hard to tell when to employ each.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

WRITER helps me automate repeatable tasks, saving time with easy-to-run playbooks and readable workflows, reducing the need for explanations.