[POLL] Is there demand for a high-quality article rewriting tool?

Word AI is probably the best spinner out at the moment but it doesn't put out entirely readable articles.
I mean, it sort of does, but the articles usually need quite a bit of editing to be any good.

You can get a free 3 day trial on their website and test their system out.
Not sure of the companies financial statistics or market value though.
 
Well yes of course there is demand for such a tool - pay once or pay small fee and get good results out of it.
We've seen so many providers over the years that gave out the same tagline - very hq rewriter, but since rewriting is fluid, it's impossible to use an AI to churn out hq and very unique articles in the process, as there's no AI - not even the smartest AI can produce that.
But if you have the ingredients for that, then go ahead, as I'm sure there is always demand for hq yet unique content - I'd definitely buy a copy :)
 
Is there a need ? - if the quality was excellent then there will be a requirement. Most tools spin jibberish, the few that spin something half decent it's clear it's machine made especially if you're native English speaking.
 
There are plenty of automated spinners BUT a really high quality tool to manually rewrite VERY QUICKLY that integrates with copy scape and Grammarly would get my money.
 
Yes I know it is very challenging and it is hard to produce readable text that doesn't require (or requires very very little) human intervention, but that's my goal for now. This thread just confirmed my idea that existing spinners/rewriters do not really satisfy all expectations so I'll be working on this and keep you guys updated! Thanks everybody for the feedback, it is really appreciated :)
 
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