My team does most of their work across multiple internal and external websites. Their work involves a lot of copying and pasting from various web sources into spreadsheets for reporting and analysis. I have been able to combine work that previously took hours into automation that now takes just a few minutes. This also helps reduce new employee training time and all team member errors since the actions are now automated.

Cheat Layer has an exceptionally easy-to-use (once you understand the features and the workflow.) no-code interface. It enables you to create complex web automations across multiple tabs and then translate your developed process into a Chrome Extension that you can share with others or sell. I am also super excited to start using the AI-driven custom automations and desktop RPA tool that is included in the product. There is a ton of potential for me to reduce the time my team takes on redundant tasks.

There is a learning curve. It takes some work to get your mind around how to use the tool. Once you understand the basics and build of few automations of your own by following some of their training videos, you begin to understand how to apply the amazing features to your own automations. I feel like the training could be better organized and help you build upon your skills by showing you how to build more complex automations though examples in a course format. I know that they are working on building out more Youtube training videos, but for me, that would be most helpful.

I have been using Cheat Layer for about 1 year, during which I have had the opportunity to attend a bootcamp, work one-one with one of their office hour software engineers and talk to [SENSITIVE CONTENT] himself. Every interaction has been excellent. The dedication and hard work the team puts into this is outstanding.As far as Cheat Layer itself.. it is a very flexible tool. I have used it mainly for scraping websites and populating Google Sheets. There are many no-code “cheats” that you can use for many different situations/solutions, and you can have GPT-3 create code for you based on your “natural language” query and then add to this yourself. A keyboard/action recorder enables almost any set of actions to be taken on a website - part of which is a feature where elements that change, like buttons, will be correctly spotted-whether they change in name, position or both.I like the ability to sell the solutions I create via the white-label option.

I can’t think of anything: it is a product that meets many needs and looks to have a bright future. If I had to state something, Cheat Layer no code can be improved but I see that as on the "continually improving" side especially with the upcoming Project Atlas.

It is a really cool tool that helps me save my time while testing my systems and helps remove repetitive tasks and makes you more productive.

It is a tool that does not require coding and is easy to create automations. It has also other features to integrate with external services to log automation data. You can record your actions and save them, and the software will run it for you automatically.

The UI needs updating and is being improved with each update. There is a learning curve if you do not come from a technical background. Other than that, it is an awesome tool.

My experience with Cheat Layer has been frustrating, but with tremendous potential still waiting to be tapped into. That's why I would recommend it. The developer has had huge success because of the potential that it offers individuals and businesses. However, if you're not a coder, you're going to struggle with it, despite the advertising saying that it's for non-coders. The technology is still nascent, and it doesn't work consistently, or at all, and this will be frustrating for people who don't know how to code. But it will likely get better in time.

Groundbreaking software that allows you to manipulate websites in a way that has never been done before. Near endless potential for money-making ideas.

The software promises the moon, but at the moment it under delivers. It advertises that you can do anything with its no-code automation software, but the code that it generates tends to only work on rare occasions, if at all. You still need to be a JavaScript developer to understand it, edit it, or get it to work properly. Granted that it's still early in its development, but it doesn't exactly deliver on the promise made in its advertisement. There's a big learning curve and you will spend a huge amount of time struggling to get the code that it generates to work properly. Now, if you are a JavaScript developer, then there's enormous potential here. So you have to know this going in. There's also huge room for improvement and new features being added every month, so investing in it now may be a good long-term strategy that will pay for itself moving forward.

In one word - Mind-blowing! (or Amazing!) Looks like the sky is the limit with what I can do using CheatLayer.

GPT-3 code generator is the best! And once a 'cheat' is created, I can run for unlimited times!

The onboarding sessions make it easier to know the product. Still, there is a learning curve to getting proficient at CheatLayer.

Take more than a few minutes when researching this product and if you have the patience to learn this, you can do some pretty impressive things without writing code.

First thing to understand is that Cheat Layer is a platform more than a product. I love it, and love what it can do. It's a no-code tool that has the potential to do more great things than I first imagined. For the right users (semi-technical business-types and above), it's value is in it's power, not easy of use. There is some remarkable flexibility and a remarkable future ahead as the team rolls out new improvements. They seem to do that regularly the product has a bright future.

CL is still in the early days, so don't expect a perfectly polished product. The UI is ugly and very clunky (almost awful) so you'll need to overlook that. And there is a learning curve, but it's value and potential isn't always easy to understand or learn.

So far I can see Cheat Layer being a very important part of my business. I can see that I can integrate very well with almost any other programs I use which is really cool and time saving. The support is awesome and I really like the product.

I love that this software can automate almost any repetitive process. I am still learning how it works, but [SENSITIVE CONTENT] and the onboarding totally sold me. How many other softwares offer a LIVE one on one training when you first start using a software? That to me is priceless and I can't wait to do more with Cheat Layer.

The onboarding is a bit unclear. I didn't see the "next" button at all at first and there are no shortcuts labeled for Mac users. But this was all cleared up during my live onboarding. I am having some issues with moving between tabs and getting the extension to work, but hopefully support can help with that.

I like the fact that the tool is so easy to use. To create an automation, I record my actions like clicks and scrolls and I can save them as automations that run in my browser. It also integrates nicely with Google sheets so I can save data to it.

When I first started using it, I didn't really like the UI, however it has gotten much better with every update. The dev really listens to his users.

As a seasoned software engineer, I've had the privilege of witnessing technology evolve throughout the years. It's been quite the journey, with countless products and platforms coming and going, each with their own unique strengths and weaknesses. However, my recent experience with a large enterprise client left me feeling overwhelmed and in search of a solution to streamline my workflow.After hearing about ChatGPT, I initially hesitated and thought it needed more time to mature. But then I stumbled upon an incredible platform that exceeded all my expectations. The team behind it is driven, passionate, and eager to collaborate with anyone who shares their vision. They've been working diligently for a long time, and it shows in the quality of their offering.In no time, I realized two important things: first, this platform is lightyears ahead of anything else on the market in terms of innovation, and secondly, the team behind it is completely committed to their mission. They're releasing new features at lightning speed, and I can barely

Super intuitive to use, almost no "RTFM" required.

Nothing left to wish for! Every time I thought of a use case that I wish it had, it either already did, or it was just days away from reaching release worthy

This tool proves incredibly useful when you're tasked with gathering data from a website. The feature allowing you to train the AI using straightforward language, coupled with the capability to schedule automations, enhances its overall utility.

The desktop dashboard does not have a free option.

Cheat Layer uncovered so many repetitive tasks in my business I could eliminate. As a marketer working with various website platforms, I tend to collect a lot of data and enter a lot of data. Depending on the platform, this can be tedious, consuming countless hours, blood, sweat & tears. Although this tedium is necessary, it's an opportunity cost. Not only is Cheat Layer very good at generating and running clever JS code to unshackle you from this tedium, you can line up those automated tasks to produce a script you can run just about any time you want to perform the same task on the same website. It saves inordinate work hours, not to mention time & money finding, training and paying data entry clerks who may or may not have the knowledge and work ethic necessary to pull off these tasks timely. Customer support is a blast. If you're stuck automating a task, get on an office hours with Rohan. He can create just about any automation you can think of ON-THE-SPOT, and it'll be ready to deploy (or near it). Only challenge is, he's so in demand that his regular calendar is often booked out for months -- but you don't have to worry about this with the monthly plans. It's a small price to pay to get priority support. Highly, highly recommended, and great value for money.

Almost effortlessly generates JS code for business process automation. Saves TONS of hours on mundane, time-consuming data entry. Active, high-energy community. AMAZING customer service.

GPT-3 semantics can be a little tricky to get to consistently produce working code -- you have to get used to them. That's just expected, as no automation is perfect. CSS of some sites can conflict with the Chrome extension (soon to be alleviated though).

The customer service is on point and I think this is what will make you acquire and keep new client regardless of the rather hard to use software (well at least for a beginner that hasn't used your software really much). This is why I think when you want to onboard new clients that may not be expert in the automation industry you need to really support them and be there to answer their questions. Also, you should really focus and analyze the questions that beginners ask because this is a gold mine for content such as Youtube videos. Questions that new users ask should be what you make videos about.

All the different integrations. Action recorder is really great to save time and if you don't really know which function to choose

It's still not clear what each function does, I'd add some more details for the new user. It would be quicker then to have to check each time in your Youtube videos. Other then this I still have not used the tool enough to tell

Since I run a small company, being able to leverage machine intelligence to automate tasks not only reduces human error but also saves me money that would otherwise have to be spent on manpower. I know that the tool could be used to create Chrome extensions to be sold as products, and that's something I'm hoping to learn in time in order to expand my current offerings.

What a concept Cheat Layer is! Using it is like suddenly gaining super powers—you can automate so many actions and with the GPT-3 code generator, we are able to easily come up with solutions without learning code! The best thing is that the team is constantly working hard to provide support in the form of office hours, bootcamp training and challenges, as well as new features such as the desktop app!

Despite the fact that the interface has already made automation that much more accessible, this field in general requires a bit of learning and training. Since I do not have a background in programming, I still need to practice a bit, but I get the hang of it, so many possibilities are opened up. Even when I'm stuck, the amazing support team is there to offer help.

I recently had the opportunity to use Cheatlayer for my academic research, and I was very impressed with the results. It was an easy-to-use, intuitive tool that allowed me to quickly and efficiently automate my research process. The automated processes allowed me to save a lot of time and energy, making the whole process much easier and more efficient. I was also able to customize my research process according to my individual needs and preferences. Overall, I found Cheatlayer to be a great automation tool for academic research. Highly recommended!

It was an easy-to-use, intuitive tool that allowed me to quickly and efficiently automate my research process. The automated processes allowed me to save a lot of time and energy, making the whole process much easier and more efficient. I was also able to customize my research process according to my individual needs and preferences.

It has some learning curve and that is a bit challenging.

Cheat Layer allows you to set up automated systems to scrape data or post data to every website (not aware of any that will not work). Even to / from websites that dynamically change their code to make it difficult for automated tools. Many tasks can be set up and repeated as often as you want: every minute, hour, day, month year, on specific dates or can be triggered by a specific event using webhooks. Eg reply to a tweet or a forum, post that contains a specific word from a list of pre-saved replies in google docs. This is managed by the use of Cheat Layer GPT-3 code generator. At a basic level this can work simply using the built in screen recorder. For more sophisticated tasks you can use the Al interface to use natural language to ask for GPT-3 generated code to complete the task. You can automate tasks form your own computer or browser or use the Cheat Layer Cloud.

If you want to get the full potential Cheat Layer to do advanced data scraping or data posting to any website there is a learning curve and some coding knowledge will be required. However the Cheat Layer team are on hand to help with coding that you cannot grasp.

At a very basic level Cheat Layer can replace IFTTT, Zapier, Integromat, Microsoft Flow but it offers so much more. Virtually unlimited potential for unlimited online data tasks. I have not even scratched the surface of what CheatLayer can do. The team frequently post tutorials for new use cases that you would never have considered possible. The senior team are on hand to give support via the Facebook group and even on a one to one basis via Open Office Hours.

I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to save time on mundane tasks. CheatLayer has a lot of potential and I'm looking forward to the coming updates that will continue to make the software increasingly more user friendly.

I use CheatLayer to automate processes that I would otherwise have to do manually. Example to fill out 100 webforms form a csv file. This is awesome. What's amazing is that its a lightweight chrome plugin with multi uses. This is not just a web scraper, especially great in RPA for web based applications. Still getting used to the software but love it so far. This will mostly be use when a quick time saver for adhoc tasks on the web is needed!

Some learning curve for non programmers. Even the GPT3 may not be 100%. I hope the UI can be improved especially the visual flow builder. + require more pre-made help scripts/ dropdowns for beginners like me. Overall hope there can be also more youtube tutorials for in-dept use cases. Looking forward to more experimenting and tutorials or training from the team.

One of the best things about the software is the team. [SENSITIVE CONTENT] built an amazing tool, but didn't stop there. He continues to improve things and is very active in listening to and understanding the needs of his users. If I had to speak specifically about a feature within the tool that has proved most useful, it would be the no-code option. I have used it to help us create code and automations that have dramatically reduced the need to write code for some pretty complex actions.

There's a learning curve, but the team makes time to help users understand the product and how to use it within your business

The thing I love most about Cheatlayer is that the API is simple to use and it allows anyone to make a script without being a developer. These simple scripts make it easy to automate repetitive tasks on your site and save you tons of time.

Although this tool is super cool, it does take some getting used to. When I first started, it was a real challenge.

In short: Amazing for what I can do with it! I still use just 1% of what can do, but I hope I will use more and more and explore it deeper.

1.) I use Cheat Layer to create scripts with no coding experience thanks to the GPT-3 core, just type what you need and the script is ready for you; 2.) You can scrap data from the websites which require a lot of programming and knowledge, time, doing repetitive tasks, but thanks to Cheat Layer, this can be done very easy; 3.) No limitations of what you can do with it, program it and it will consider the job is done from the cloud; 4.) There is a learning curve about how it works, but the team constantly provides learning courses how to use it.

Platform is fresh and still in development, but the Kickstarter users should give a real feedback to improve the product.

There isn't much of this kind of app available as far as I know. I can see there are tons of possibilities and usecases. It's unique with its integration with GPT-3 where we can use layman English to generate script except it's actually not as simple and straightforward as I thought. However, now that the desktop app is released with a recorder, it records my actions and the automation is created way faster and more easily.

A huge learning curve for me as someone non-techie with zero knowledge of JavaScript. Even with the GPT-3, it's not as easy to just type in your own voice expecting it to generate the script to work exactly as you want it to be. You still need to know how to word it right with some JavaScript knowledge.

To be honest there is a learning curve and you need to invest some time to use the features and it's full potential. The team behind the CL is awesome and supportive so it makes the learning curve bit easier. I can see huge potential for this and especially to those who have lot of product ideas and want to build MVPs quickly.

I like taht we can use natural language by using GPT-3 to get required code generated in the JS to complete our tasks. This feature separate CL from other competitors. They are also brining in RPA desktop autoamtion tool which is in the beta right now. This would take the product to another level. Another good feature of CL is you get access to their cloud called Cheat Cloud. You can use cloud to save and trigger your cheats (automations) from anywhere using webhooks.

UIUX. Being at the initial stage of the life cycle I can undertand the team's decision to prioritize functionalities over UI. But lot of times basic UI get in the way of accomplitioing tasks. Better looking UI and easy to follow UX is much needed. Howerver I see they are improvig for last few days and hopefully we will see better UIUX soon.

With Cheat Layer it's really easy to build any type of automation, scraping, monitoring, and even to make personal Zapier style app with various triggers and actions

Great possibilities, awesome support, web browser / desktop / cloud versions

UI/UX - not the worst, but needs some improvements

Has tons of potential for you to automate tasks on your computer and also turn them into chrome extensions or desktop apps that you could sell. You could definitely use this tool to replace employees or virtual assistants.

Bit of a learning curve to figure it out. If you know javascript it will help a ton

Great product, great price, and has saved me countless hours of repetitive work

Cheatlayer was easy to set up and the team is very helpful with onboarding. The product itself has saved me countless hours.

It can be a little complicated with the number of features