Hey Hunters 👋 You and I both know that writing content with ChatGPT can be quite inefficient. I mean, why should it be efficient? It's a chatbot, not a writing tool! - ChatGPT does not write in your tone and context - rather, most of the time, people can tell when someone used ChatGPT for their copy. - You have to navigate back and forth between ChatGPT and where you write. - ChatGPT doesn't have the best user interface for writers. - Copywriting with ChatGPT is only efficient if you know how to do prompt training. - You can't use ChatGPT to generate images. - ChatGPT primarily only supports English. That's why we created ReDoc, an AI writing tool (not a chatbot) that addresses all the problems above. P.S. I will be documenting mv launch journey on twitter (@sofejohn), and sharing the effect launching on Product Hunt will have on us.

Adding Sam Altman as a maker is messed up—a new low for indie makers.

As someone who writes a lot of content daily, I tried the free version and I like it a lot. What I love is the ability to shorten and improvise each sentence individually. I’d love to see a progress indicator while the content is being generated. Congrats on the launch 👏🏻

What's the one super power that makes it different from chatgpt? TBH I use chatgpt + grammarly when I do copywriting.

Scammy founders using cheap tricks to get traction. Sam Altman had nothing to do with this, but they tagged him as a maker, and that triggered 60,000+ emails to his followers. How is this allowed @producthunt ? Unlist the product and blacklist the makers for future releases.

I've tried it and maybe don't understand whether/how it improves my ability to generate content that is familiar in voice and structure to that which I would write myself. From the presentation, and from having used ChatGPT directly for this, I was under the impression that it could write in "my own tone and context"... but it continues to tell me it is unable to do that, and furthermore that it is unable to connect to the Internet to get information (which ChatGPT can now do) Please clarify my misperceptions or otherwise confirm that it's not supposed to do these things?

Wow, so cool that Sam Altman was involved in this, when did you meet?

I like the way you have organised the requirements writers have. However, I feel it requires more finishing to become usable.

Looks amazing. Congratulations on the launch team♥️🦄

I agree with you. ChatGPT is too generic for this specific use case. Your app looks great and I hope you crush it!

Looks promising.

Redoc looks promising! What new features does it offer compared to ChatGPT? How is the user experience? What makes it a better copywriting tool? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Why does it say that Sam Altman build this? Care to explain?

I can’t wait to use this once it expands more

As a writer, Redoc AI's contextual suggestions are intriguing. Can users add specific style preferences to guide its recommendations?

Also just my personal feedback, I like this product and idea, it’s still in new phase but it’s amazing what you’ve done so far

Is @sama actually involved here? Seems odd he'd launch a product marketed as a ChatGPT alternative

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Congrats

Ah, the modern-day writer's dilemma: juggling between ChatGPT, Google Bard, and the classic copy-paste marathon! Gone are the days of quills and ink, replaced by the digital dance of toggling tabs and crafting prompts. But fear not, fellow scribes and blogsmiths, for we're in the era of making content creation as smooth as a Shakespearean sonnet. No more prompt paralysis or context chaos. Our team, led by the agile and attentive Sofe John, is all ears for your feedback. We're like the literary pit crew for your Formula 1 writing process. So, let's turbocharge your text and make writer's block a thing of the past. Write on!