Wordgenie

Legal and Practical Guide for Brazilians in the United Kingdom and the European Union. Everything you need to know about visas, citizenship, work, and legal adaptation abroad.

The Designrr AI model still uses a lot of the common AI words that make the content stand out as AI written. I would like a way to eliminate all of the AI words: Common fillers used here on Designrr are Ultimately At the end of the day Needless to say Basically Essentially Interestingly enough Moreover Furthermore We need the ability to eliminate these words from the vocabulary of the AI so that it does not continue to leverage them.

When you say "the niche you need to write about" I think 512 characters are not enough. It is the premise you take to write the entire ebook and, if the person is clear about what they want to write about, I understand that the more information they provide, the final result will be closer to it.

Add an undo button and a “delete… are you sure” button. I don’t know exactly what happened but whilst already spending 20 hours modifying wordgenie doc and finally got to the Conclusion, and everything before the conclusion disappeared!! No backup!! So guttered! Have to start the book again!! I will be doing on word until this problem is sorted!!

if f.i. dutch words appear in an english text (to be rewritten), than wordgenie translates the whole text into dutch. How to force wordgenie to stay in source text language?????

No repeated informations (currently there are a lot of similar text in the ebook, and a lot of same words (richer vocabulary and more synonyms) would be appreciated Choosing writting style (narrative, descriptive, academic, talkative, argumentative, ...) would be VERY appreciated. To be able to begin directly with our own Table Of Contents is a very strong suggestion as well

Love the process still working to understand

When you say "the niche you need to write about" I think 512 characters are not enough. It is the premise you take to write the entire ebook and, if the person is clear about what they want to write about, I understand that the more information they provide, the final result will be closer to it.

Bellabeat, a high-tech manufacturer of wellness products for women, offers a suite of smart devices designed to track physical activity, sleep, stress, and more. As a data analyst working on the marketing analytics team, I was tasked with analyzing smart device usage data to gain insights that could inform Bellabeat's marketing strategy and identify growth opportunities.