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1) One of GPT-3 usage guideline was not to make the app available for public without an account. I am required to send the userID for every GPT request by their guidelines, so I had to force-signin for now. I am considering to make a guest_mode in the near future tho.

2) Seeing the trend here, I'll make a email signup asap

I just chose google since I thought it was easiest way for someone to sign in without having to verify email, re-enter password, etc.

However, I never thought about the privacy concerns many people have regarding google signins. Thank you for the insight! I will definitely consider a workaround to this.

This is my first web project so I'm still learning css. TailwindUI just seemed like the shortcut to me, but I feel what you're saying. I do see them a lot too

that's actually one of my biggest concerns since I do not yet have a way to hard-prevent them from just copying and pasting summaries. I'll have to do more research to figure this out, but it's definitely on top of my mind

1) I will take note of that. I wasn't sure how common the term was because I never heard of it, but I'm realizing it's actually a lot more common than I thought

2) I absolutely agree with you; I should've given more thought on that. In short-term, I will just redirect users to login-page right away. In long-term, I'm planning on making a 'guest-mode' so users can try it out before having to sign-in

Thank you :) I'm a rising freshman with a writing course next semester, and I'm definitely going to use this tool for my classes

I used my iphone for recording, so that's probably why. I agree to your second point. I added caution in the info tooltip but I have yet to figure out an active way to prevent users from just copying and pasting the content.

As mentioned in the info popup, I cannot guarantee how factual/true the AI-generated contents are. They are only meant to be used for inspirations so I would take caution just copying and pasting to the draft like I did in the video.

Probably need to mention that that part of the video is actually not advised for plagiarism issue.

I literally released it couple of days ago so I haven't thought about it yet. The costs are minimal atm, so I'm just trying to reach students who can make good use of it for free

it's from one of free resources on figma! It's called "SALY - 3D illustration pack"

I'm definitely seeing the trend here about the topic prompt! Just starting to realize that this indeed is a bad UX choice. I was always logged in when I was developing so didn't think about this issue. Will fix ASAP!

Thank you for your kind feedback! I wanted this tool to be thought provoking and not just mindlessly watch AI write the entire essay for you.

sorry about that! just fixed it in a recent push.

I always struggled with brainstorming, organizing, and expressing my ideas in writing assignments. Then, I came across the Socratic Method, a teaching method used by Socrates where he continuously asked quality questions to his students to stimulate and challenge their views.

So I thought; What if there was an AI Socrates who continuously asks questions when I’m writing? What if there was a tool to guide me develop, organize, and research arguments?

Introducing Scraft - https://scraft.ai

Scraft is an AI-powered writing tool (free!) designed to train critical writing skills. It helps you practice crafting better arguments and expressing your ideas into writing.

Based on the entered topic, Scraft asks you questions and suggests relevant articles you can refer to. Additionally, follow our Plan-Draft-Write program to organize and express your ideas in a well-written draft, step-by-step.

This started as a small side project in January 2022, but it ended up as a full tool that took eight months of solo-development during my gap year. Hope you guys enjoy using it; I’m open to any feedbacks and suggestions!