Want to share my experience on GPT Essay Writer by Textero.ai

[Maggy]

I discovered this GPT on one of AI directories and decided to use it since I'm already subscribed to the ChatGPT Plus plan. It's free for ChatGPT Plus users. The tool allows to generate good academic essays in a few minutes. I also asked about sources for my topic and GPT Textero provided me with a list of quite relevant references.

 

[bomb]

I discovered this GPT on one of AI directories and decided to use it since I'm already subscribed to the ChatGPT Plus plan. It's free for ChatGPT Plus users. The tool allows to generate good academic essays in a few minutes. I also asked about sources for my topic and GPT Textero provided me with a list of quite relevant references.

That's awesome. I will try it out too. ChatGPT can be a game-changer for quick academic essay generation. The Plus perks, including free access, are a sweet deal. I like the fact that Textero gives you relevant references. What topic are you working on?

 

[Maggy]

That's awesome. I will try it out too. ChatGPT can be a game-changer for quick academic essay generation. The Plus perks, including free access, are a sweet deal. I like the fact that Textero gives you relevant references. What topic are you working on?

Yeah, it became a real game-changer for me. Right now, I'm working on a few historical essays. The topics are not interesting, so such tool are very helpful to generate ideas and kickstart the brain))

 

[macklane]

I’ve seen and experienced, the results are not as good as they claim. I tried it myself, and the essays it generated were pretty basic and lacked depth. It’s important to be careful when using tools like Textero.ai. Also, the references they provided weren’t always accurate or reliable, which can be risky, especially for academic work.

It feels like this tool is being promoted more for marketing purposes than actually delivering quality. If you're relying on it for serious academic tasks, you might want to double-check the content and sources yourself. Has anyone else noticed similar issues with this tool? It seems like they’re trying to oversell its capabilities.