I joined the second Cheatlayer Bootcamp with hope I could learn how to use it to it's full extent (being new to automation). What I got was a mind-blowing, whirlwind crash course into the world of AI, MVPs, automation, business and a front row seat to the evolution of Cheatlayer into it's superpowered alter-ego Project Atlas. I have been having fun exploring all it can do, now that I dusted off my Windows laptop and put my Mac aside for the time being. Like others have said, it's a rapidly evolving tool and there are some aspects to be worked out yet. I have full confidence in Rohan, having seen how hard he works and how generous he is with everyone.
I use Cheat Layer to automate manual social media and web information retrieval.I also use CL to create simple web pages and edit them on the fly. I love this tool and excited to see what's next on the list.
The product simply doesn't work is too complex and extremely buggy.
Some very basic tasks which can be done with other solutions are done in a horribly complex way, the support doesn't answer in a prompt way and doesn't solve your problems, the support speaks to clients in a very arrogant way (as if we should be privileged for using them / they are doing us a favor). I've been a customer for around 2 years (LTD) and I think I was able to use it maybe once.
They keep making changes, adding and removing features, changing UI, but all without any proper communication with customers or properly updating documentation.
I highly encourage anyone to join countless software groups on Facebook to read what hundreds of people REALLY think about cheat layer and not these incentivised reviews (or reviews on other platforms that are also heavily incentivized (one of many many campaigns: https://prnt.sc/1Oa5VSCTh6Dh).
I'm a very (old?) senior software engineer - let's just say I've been writing code since before the internet was a thing! That said, I've seen countless products and platforms come and go, some better than others. But consider this: I recently bit off more than I can chew with a very large (Enterprise) client and started scouring the web looking for ways to streamline my workflow.
I had heard about ChatGPT enough and toyed with it and decided it needed to 'bake' a little longer. That is until I found this platform. It did not take long for me to quickly see two very important things: 1) This offering has been baking for much longer and is far further down the 'inovation' road than any others and 2) the team behind it are totally engaged, enthusiastic, and eager to work with anybody that wants to join. They are publishing features faster than I can think of what I need and, and frankly, when they go Public, this is going to force a complete recalibration of the market!
One of the most powerful tools for building automations. It had a bit of learning curve but Project atlas makes it extremely easy for anyone to build automations with Chat style interface.
