Review for the app, Letterly
If you’re looking at the reviews for Letterly, just do yourself a favor and try it out and see for yourself. It’s been an incredible tool for me.
I have been using dictation for years and while it has made me more productive and increased my writing output tremendously, the most time-consuming and frustrating part was cleaning up the accuracy and structure in my dictation.
Having a tool that can structure what you dictated quickly and easily into a digestible written form is super helpful. The way we talk is not the same as the way we write, and dictation can be hard to capture some of the expectations we have from our writing, especially with structure.
The design of Letterly is exceptional in that it is low friction to start recording and to generate an output. Letterly manages to restructure your writing without introducing any hallucinations or anything you did not say. The prompt design is very thoughtful in that it really constrains the results to be just what you said with no embellishments. It's a way of leveraging AI to actually make your own ideas shine rather than use other people's ideas.
If you're someone who has to communicate any number of ideas, or you just want to capture ideas for your own life with things like journaling, Letterly is a great way to make that easier to do it through voice while still preserving your actual perspective in human voice.
One thing I would like to see the developers add that would be a nice benefit would be to put in your own writing samples as a guide for the model to output something similar and match your voice. All of the existing templates and prompts are extremely useful. That's just one that I think would elevate it and shorten the workflow even more.
Great work development team! I'm excited to use this app for years to come, and I've already recommended it to several of my colleagues. Thanks!
PS: Everything above this was a result of two minutes of me sharing my thoughts about the app into Letterly, and having it structure them through the “Magic” prompt. It covered what I said faithfully, only making it easier to read—which is exactly what I wanted!
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