Not free, not worth it
Plenty of free tools do more than this, no reason to pay a subscription from no name, no longevity developers who will sell all the data for a quick buck.
reciew
its a great platform for any kine of assigment
Gold Standard
aske for a detailed reprot with referenes, only a paragraph that does ot answ3r the question ad o refeences, not adewuate for much of anything
Not paying
Didn't know it was aubscription
Doesn’t work minus1
Keep on crashing.… no luck, waste of time..
Crashes after update 9.4.25...
Waste of time
Was working fine before someone f&£#@ up this App with updates...
Crashes after update 9.4.25...
Waste of time
Was working fine before someone f&£#@ up this App with updates...
Not what I thought
I paid for the full year and I was hoping to be able to copy my own text and this AI make it better. It is just a general idea thing and not helpful
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depois que steve jobs morreu voces ficaram uma merda ate pra fazer inscricao tem que pagar tudo tem que pagar e o computador se auto para de trabalhar por que voces querem nao atualizam por que voces querem vao pastar a maquina nao serve pra nada se nao pagar
Why NexBot Is Proof AI Can Fail Spectacularly
In a market crowded with AI-powered writing tools that promise efficiency, creativity, and support, NexBot’s $99 annual subscription sets lofty expectations. Its advertisements pledge cutting-edge technology, unparalleled customer support, and features to revolutionize your writing process. What it delivers, however, is an underwhelming cocktail of disappointment, frustration, and outright negligence. NexBot is less a writing assistant and more a cautionary tale of how not to design and support an AI product. Let’s dissect the experience piece by piece.
1. False Promises: The Illusion of Quality Features
At first glance, NexBot appears to be a competitive player in the AI-writing market. Its marketing materials boast of advanced algorithms, custom tone settings, and the ability to generate original, high-quality content. For $99 a year, one might expect an intelligent, seamless assistant that enhances productivity and creativity. Instead, users are met with:
A. Plagiarism in Place of Originality
NexBot’s writing outputs frequently pull large chunks of text from existing sources, often verbatim, with no citations. This isn’t just a glaring technical flaw—it’s a breach of trust and ethics. Users who need content for professional, academic, or personal purposes risk accusations of plagiarism simply by using the app. Worse, there is no feature to check or flag copied content within the tool, leaving users entirely unaware of the risks they face.
B. Generic, Low-Quality Outputs
For an app marketed as “revolutionizing writing,” NexBot’s actual output is laughably subpar. The AI struggles with:
Producing coherent thoughts across multiple paragraphs.
Adhering to specified tones or styles.
Generating text that is free from grammatical errors and awkward phrasing.
What should be polished, readable content often feels like it was cobbled together by a first-year computer science project rather than a sophisticated AI.
C. Missing Core Features
Basic tools that competitors offer for free, like citation generators, content formatting, or in-depth editing suggestions, are absent in NexBot. Features like “tone customization” or “creative writing prompts” are either half-baked or completely nonfunctional. Every click on the app reveals yet another broken promise.
2. The Customer Support Black Hole
If you encounter problems with NexBot—and you will—you’ll find yourself screaming into the void of their nonexistent customer support system. For a product with such glaring issues, one would expect a responsive and capable support team. Instead, users are met with silence.
A. Ignored Emails and Vanishing Tickets
Submitting a support ticket or emailing NexBot is like tossing a message in a bottle into the ocean—only to watch it sink. Users report waiting weeks or months without any acknowledgment, let alone resolution. Many tickets disappear entirely from the system, leaving customers with no way to track or escalate their concerns.
B. No Human Interaction
Unlike competitors that offer live chat, detailed help centers, or even phone support, NexBot provides nothing but an unhelpful FAQ page and an automated bot that recycles canned responses. The lack of any human interaction is not just a minor inconvenience—it’s a glaring flaw in a product that clearly requires constant troubleshooting.
C. A Disrespectful Silence
The absence of customer support reflects an attitude of blatant disregard for paying customers. Whether users are facing technical glitches, billing issues, or content concerns, NexBot’s silence signals that they simply don’t care about their customers' experience.
3. The User Experience: Designed to Annoy
NexBot’s interface is another area where its failures are on full display. For a premium-priced product, the design and usability feel outdated, clunky, and unintuitive.
A. Aesthetic and Functional Failures
The app’s interface is a visual disaster, with:
Poorly labeled buttons that make navigation confusing.
Menus that are cluttered and difficult to read.
Features buried in nonsensical locations, requiring multiple unnecessary clicks.
These design flaws aren’t minor annoyances—they actively hinder the writing process and create a steep learning curve that no user should have to deal with.
B. Constant Crashes and Glitches
Technical stability is not NexBot’s strong suit. The app is prone to freezing, crashing, or generating error messages at random. These frequent interruptions make it nearly impossible to complete even the simplest writing tasks without frustration.
C. Useless Suggestions and Lack of Personalization
The AI’s suggestions are often irrelevant, contradictory, or outright nonsensical. For example:
Grammar suggestions often break otherwise correct sentences.
Tone recommendations fail to match user input, veering wildly between casual and formal without rhyme or reason.
There’s no learning mechanism to adapt to a user’s style over time, making each session feel like starting from scratch.
4. Plagiarism: A Dealbreaker
Among NexBot’s many offenses, its blatant disregard for originality is the most damning. Content creators rely on AI tools to assist with generating new ideas and perspectives, not to plagiarize existing material. NexBot’s outputs often:
Copy entire paragraphs from online sources.
Fail to include citations or even acknowledge that the content isn’t original.
Leave users vulnerable to copyright infringement claims or reputational damage.
The lack of a built-in plagiarism checker exacerbates the problem, making NexBot a legal and ethical minefield for anyone who dares to use it professionally.
5. The Price: $99 for Frustration
At $99 per year, NexBot is significantly more expensive than many of its competitors. For this steep price, users receive a subpar product that fails to deliver on its most basic promises. The cost feels like a slap in the face when free or low-cost alternatives provide far superior functionality, support, and reliability.
6. Redemption? The Subscription
1. False Promises: The Illusion of Quality Features
At first glance, NexBot appears to be a competitive player in the AI-writing market. Its marketing materials boast of advanced algorithms, custom tone settings, and the ability to generate original, high-quality content. For $99 a year, one might expect an intelligent, seamless assistant that enhances productivity and creativity. Instead, users are met with:
A. Plagiarism in Place of Originality
NexBot’s writing outputs frequently pull large chunks of text from existing sources, often verbatim, with no citations. This isn’t just a glaring technical flaw—it’s a breach of trust and ethics. Users who need content for professional, academic, or personal purposes risk accusations of plagiarism simply by using the app. Worse, there is no feature to check or flag copied content within the tool, leaving users entirely unaware of the risks they face.
B. Generic, Low-Quality Outputs
For an app marketed as “revolutionizing writing,” NexBot’s actual output is laughably subpar. The AI struggles with:
Producing coherent thoughts across multiple paragraphs.
Adhering to specified tones or styles.
Generating text that is free from grammatical errors and awkward phrasing.
What should be polished, readable content often feels like it was cobbled together by a first-year computer science project rather than a sophisticated AI.
C. Missing Core Features
Basic tools that competitors offer for free, like citation generators, content formatting, or in-depth editing suggestions, are absent in NexBot. Features like “tone customization” or “creative writing prompts” are either half-baked or completely nonfunctional. Every click on the app reveals yet another broken promise.
2. The Customer Support Black Hole
If you encounter problems with NexBot—and you will—you’ll find yourself screaming into the void of their nonexistent customer support system. For a product with such glaring issues, one would expect a responsive and capable support team. Instead, users are met with silence.
A. Ignored Emails and Vanishing Tickets
Submitting a support ticket or emailing NexBot is like tossing a message in a bottle into the ocean—only to watch it sink. Users report waiting weeks or months without any acknowledgment, let alone resolution. Many tickets disappear entirely from the system, leaving customers with no way to track or escalate their concerns.
B. No Human Interaction
Unlike competitors that offer live chat, detailed help centers, or even phone support, NexBot provides nothing but an unhelpful FAQ page and an automated bot that recycles canned responses. The lack of any human interaction is not just a minor inconvenience—it’s a glaring flaw in a product that clearly requires constant troubleshooting.
C. A Disrespectful Silence
The absence of customer support reflects an attitude of blatant disregard for paying customers. Whether users are facing technical glitches, billing issues, or content concerns, NexBot’s silence signals that they simply don’t care about their customers' experience.
3. The User Experience: Designed to Annoy
NexBot’s interface is another area where its failures are on full display. For a premium-priced product, the design and usability feel outdated, clunky, and unintuitive.
A. Aesthetic and Functional Failures
The app’s interface is a visual disaster, with:
Poorly labeled buttons that make navigation confusing.
Menus that are cluttered and difficult to read.
Features buried in nonsensical locations, requiring multiple unnecessary clicks.
These design flaws aren’t minor annoyances—they actively hinder the writing process and create a steep learning curve that no user should have to deal with.
B. Constant Crashes and Glitches
Technical stability is not NexBot’s strong suit. The app is prone to freezing, crashing, or generating error messages at random. These frequent interruptions make it nearly impossible to complete even the simplest writing tasks without frustration.
C. Useless Suggestions and Lack of Personalization
The AI’s suggestions are often irrelevant, contradictory, or outright nonsensical. For example:
Grammar suggestions often break otherwise correct sentences.
Tone recommendations fail to match user input, veering wildly between casual and formal without rhyme or reason.
There’s no learning mechanism to adapt to a user’s style over time, making each session feel like starting from scratch.
4. Plagiarism: A Dealbreaker
Among NexBot’s many offenses, its blatant disregard for originality is the most damning. Content creators rely on AI tools to assist with generating new ideas and perspectives, not to plagiarize existing material. NexBot’s outputs often:
Copy entire paragraphs from online sources.
Fail to include citations or even acknowledge that the content isn’t original.
Leave users vulnerable to copyright infringement claims or reputational damage.
The lack of a built-in plagiarism checker exacerbates the problem, making NexBot a legal and ethical minefield for anyone who dares to use it professionally.
5. The Price: $99 for Frustration
At $99 per year, NexBot is significantly more expensive than many of its competitors. For this steep price, users receive a subpar product that fails to deliver on its most basic promises. The cost feels like a slap in the face when free or low-cost alternatives provide far superior functionality, support, and reliability.
6. Redemption? The Subscription
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Error message
Keeps getting message "Submission Failed, try connecting to network" when there is no problem with network
Stopped working. Poor support.
Until a few weeks ago I would have given this app a high rating. I have a yearly subscription which is supposed to insure that it is ad free. Each time it opens I get an ad and the app no longer allows me to change settings from "short" and it no longer allows me to copy or share the resulting rewrite. This has been going on for a few weeks and despite my paying through next December it is virtually useless. I'm on a deadline for certain projects and the only support available takes 24 to 48 hours. If they don't clear it up soon, I am going to request a refund from the app store.
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Response from developer
Hi. We apologize for the inconvenience caused and for the delay in replying. Please email us at nexbot.ai@gmail.com for this. Thank you
The latest update renders the free version useless
I will be deleting the app.
Gives advice when not asked
I appreciate advice when needed.
However, when I am drafting a letter, or polishing a paragraph, I do not want a lengthy paragraph of advice.
In my past few projects instead of polishing, or writing a draft, I have been given advice.
I will not be renewing this app, it is not worth the price that I paid.
However, when I am drafting a letter, or polishing a paragraph, I do not want a lengthy paragraph of advice.
In my past few projects instead of polishing, or writing a draft, I have been given advice.
I will not be renewing this app, it is not worth the price that I paid.
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Response from developer
Hi. I understand. You can actually tell the bot to provide a short paragraph of advice instead of the long one. You can email us at nexbot.ai@gmail.com if you have any more questions about this. Thank you :)
Always Times Out
Application always, without fail, times out after hitting generate. Tried in multiple prompts and nothing was ever successful
It’s okay
It’s kinda hard to use it doesn’t really give you instructions and you don’t have many options to find out how to use it. It’s OK.
Doesn’t work
Keep on crashing.… no luck, waste of time..
Ms
Mine is not working, hit and miss for weeks on end now it does nothing but go around in circles and then says timed out
Bad Display screen
The information is not displayed in the center of the screen.
NexBox AI
Everything is good, but the premium tab keeps popping up everytime I open it. Its getting really annoying.
Response from developer
Hi Beluga. You can tap the purchase pro if you don't want ads to show up. Thank you.
doesn't work
Every time i would send it something, it would show me nothing, please fix this
Great AI Tool
This is one of the best AI tools out there. I love it!
