I have been interested in AI Writing tools for a long time, but since I have been away from writing blog posts, I have not had time to check them out.

This time, for the first time in a while, I had some time to do some research on various AI Writing tools on AppSumo, YouTube, etc.

The common opinion is that Jasper (formerly Jarvis) is No. 1 in this industry, and other tools are following suit.

Jasper is high quality but expensive.

I have never used Jasper, but I love Lifetime Lisence and have no plans to use Jasper in the future at this time.

And I have now purchased WriteCream and WordHero from AppSumo.
(I was unable to purchase Rytr as it is no longer available).

After comparing many reviews, I found that Rytr is by far the best-rated Product sold on AppSumo, followed by Peppertypoe and WriteCream, and WordHero is rated lower than them.

Many reviews on YouTube also said that WriteCream was better than WordHero.

Thus, I initially did not plan to buy WordHero.
However, AppSumo offers a guaranteed 60-day money-back period, so I decided to buy it.

As a result, I love WordHero.

First, the interface is intuitive and easy to use, and I was able to use it without having to look at the user manual.
（The interface is intuitive and easy to use without having to look at the user manual (although WriteCream was a bit of a puzzle).

As for the accuracy of the writing, many people say that other tools are more accurate than WordHero, but I didn't find that to be the case.

All of the tools seem to use the GPT-3 engine, so the basic conversion accuracy should be the same.

Therefore, I think the accuracy may vary depending on how the tools are used.

So I don't think we can make a general comparison of the Writing accuracy of each tool.

What I like most of all is the animation when the AI does automatic writing using WordHero.

This is exciting because it gives me a real sense of using AI.

Also, I would like to add one last thing: there are fewer reviews on WordHero than others because it is a newer release than others, and WordHero does not give bonuses to reviewers.

This means that all ratings given to WordHero are submitted by the reviewers themselves.

Since each tool has its good points, my current optimal solution is to use each of them in combination to get the best of both worlds, rather than choose one of them.

I look forward to more WordHero in the future!