Closerscopy Review?

I had a similar experience with copy,ai and Jasper/Jarvis. The quality of output is just not great. I know it's not supposed to be a total solution to content, but they output seems t ohave gone downhill.

I built a custom tool for generating blog posts using OpenAI (Davinci) with my own prompt. All I did was clone the OpenAi started app from Github, make some edits to the prompt, the index.js file, and that's it. I made a tutorial on how to do this but I'm still editing the video. I'll post it on BHW when it's done. Btw, I'm not a coder at all, I just copy/pasted and used vscode to deploy the app locally. Then I paid a dude from Upwork $80 to deploy it to a domain.

Another cool tool is Riku,ai. You build your own prompts and use your own API keys for the different AI models out there. It support OpenAi, Cohere, Ai21, and GPT-J is free unlimited use. If you learn how to build prompts you make the AI basically output good quality stuff.
Wow this is some big boy stuff. Definitely looking forward to see the tutorial!
 
I am using closrrscopy from the past 6 months and I am a heavy user of it.
I have used Jasper and rytr too and for me- closercopy beat Jasper and rytr both.

Closerscopy has many public frameworks and that gives you more options than any other ai writing tool.

The only downside of closerscopy is- it has a learning curve and you will need to spend like a dozen hours to understand it and use it properly but once u Learn it- you won't like Jasper or rytr.

I bought the Lifetime plan for $200. Its owner keeps increasing its Lifetime plan price every 1-2 months.

Closerscopy had many updates in the past 6 months and I am pretty sure it will keep getting updated every month.


It even has a "one click article generator" framework (public framework).
 
I had a similar experience with copy,ai and Jasper/Jarvis. The quality of output is just not great. I know it's not supposed to be a total solution to content, but they output seems t ohave gone downhill.

I built a custom tool for generating blog posts using OpenAI (Davinci) with my own prompt. All I did was clone the OpenAi started app from Github, make some edits to the prompt, the index.js file, and that's it. I made a tutorial on how to do this but I'm still editing the video. I'll post it on BHW when it's done. Btw, I'm not a coder at all, I just copy/pasted and used vscode to deploy the app locally. Then I paid a dude from Upwork $80 to deploy it to a domain.

Another cool tool is Riku,ai. You build your own prompts and use your own API keys for the different AI models out there. It support OpenAi, Cohere, Ai21, and GPT-J is free unlimited use. If you learn how to build prompts you make the AI basically output good quality stuff.
Sir can you compare the community showcases of Riku AI and Framwworks of Closerscopy? I might go to Riku Ai but I will not be able to use GPT 3 only GPT J
 
GPTJ produces poor results for me.

AI21labs works best for my needs.
 
I have ClosersCopy (Nico is owner), Scalenut, Jasper (Jarvis Earlier), Wordhero and couple more.
Out of these - CloserScopy is the best choice if you are looking for Lifetime Deal. CloserCopy is not using the Da vinci model but has used Machine learning and there own set of data to reduce there server and API costs.

But if you can shed some money and are looking for the best AI - Jasper is the best out there and there's no competition ot it. On top of that, Jasper works with SurferSEO and you can just scale up things as needed.

Lifetime Deal - ClosersCopy
Recurring Payment - Jasper

I own both and both have their sets of limitations. For instance, Jasper won't work with anything related to Adult, they mostly use Da vinci model and on top of that there own stuffs.

Whereas ClosersCopy has some sort of tolerance with grey hat niche. I even like the way Nico the owner of closerscopy has improved his product and he is pretty much active on his FB group. You can ask him questions, he'll listen to your feedback and even implement those.
 
I have ClosersCopy (Nico is owner), Scalenut, Jasper (Jarvis Earlier), Wordhero and couple more.
Out of these - CloserScopy is the best choice if you are looking for Lifetime Deal. CloserCopy is not using the Da vinci model but has used Machine learning and there own set of data to reduce there server and API costs.

But if you can shed some money and are looking for the best AI - Jasper is the best out there and there's no competition ot it. On top of that, Jasper works with SurferSEO and you can just scale up things as needed.

Lifetime Deal - ClosersCopy
Recurring Payment - Jasper

I own both and both have their sets of limitations. For instance, Jasper won't work with anything related to Adult, they mostly use Da vinci model and on top of that there own stuffs.

Whereas ClosersCopy has some sort of tolerance with grey hat niche. I even like the way Nico the owner of closerscopy has improved his product and he is pretty much active on his FB group. You can ask him questions, he'll listen to your feedback and even implement those.


Great write up and I totally agree.

When Jasper first launched it was really painful with the censorship aspect, I know one of our writers was trying to do an article about a film in which the main character is involved in a rape and the word ' rape' kept stopping any content being produced.

CC is decent, we have 5 seat lifetime plan and have a couple of writers use this for certain things for our indexing process.
 
I thought to enter this industry but I lost all my money. Again, it turns out to be too hard to enter. F*k!
 
Lmao what did you do?
Just realized all this stuff requires 6 figure investments. And everything I did requires that. I don't have money. Trapped for life. Today's landscape won't allow one to make money without money. It was possible from up until 2016. Not anymore. Everything is pay to play. Internet isn't easier than offline business these days. I quit all saas and software cause it's all super commercial at this point.

Selling anything takes 6 figure investment. Saw countless people falling who started IM 10 or 15 years ago and learned that lesson the hard way.

My feeling is that one day you will see openai developing their own saas killing all those ventures.
 
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I have ClosersCopy (Nico is owner), Scalenut, Jasper (Jarvis Earlier), Wordhero and couple more.
Out of these - CloserScopy is the best choice if you are looking for Lifetime Deal. CloserCopy is not using the Da vinci model but has used Machine learning and there own set of data to reduce there server and API costs.

But if you can shed some money and are looking for the best AI - Jasper is the best out there and there's no competition ot it. On top of that, Jasper works with SurferSEO and you can just scale up things as needed.

Lifetime Deal - ClosersCopy
Recurring Payment - Jasper

I own both and both have their sets of limitations. For instance, Jasper won't work with anything related to Adult, they mostly use Da vinci model and on top of that there own stuffs.

Whereas ClosersCopy has some sort of tolerance with grey hat niche. I even like the way Nico the owner of closerscopy has improved his product and he is pretty much active on his FB group. You can ask him questions, he'll listen to your feedback and even implement those.
Just 4 months ago YouTubers grilled Nico for not contacting them regarding affiliate. Maybe Nico allows grey hat niche but he definitely censors anyone who would say negative things regarding his product. Typical tactic in businesses. Maybe their virtual assistant suggested them to do that. Idk man, tried closerscopy. Frameworks are saving this platform not Nico himself. Plus, he's still at college. He would definitely aim for profit and silent his dissenters all the way.
 
You're starting an AI startup?
No, that was supposed to be API based SaaS. But I have I think 8 similar ideas. I wasted a year of time building all this shit. Don't try to think you will enter this types of businesses easily. They seem super easy at first for someone who started IM 10 years ago. Now IM is flooded with big enterprises. Too late. Selling a fucking article became a nightmare. Let alone software. The internet is flooded with information on how to produce work and it's not a secret anymore. Anyone can build anything. That's a false impression it will be easier to succeed with that. There is almost zero info how to sell stuff.
 
No, that was supposed to be API based SaaS. But I have I think 8 similar ideas. I wasted a year of time building this shit. Don't try to think you will enter this types of businesses easily. They seem super easy at first for someone who started IM 10 years ago. Now IM is flooded with big enterprises. Too late. Selling a fucking article became a nightmare. Let alone software. The internet is flooded with information on how to produce work and it's not a secret anymore. Anyone can build anything. That's a false impression it will be easier to succeed with that. There is almost zero info how to sell stuff.
So like Riku...
Man, did you try launching in appsumo?
 
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