I can’t begin to tell you how many times I have gone to message a company on their website, only to find I can’t put all of what I want to say in the space provided. Even if they tell you how many words or characters they allow, you’re too busy trying to remember what you want to say to count words or characters. And the worst is when you’re just about done saying what you want, and suddenly you can’t type any more, causing you to go back and try to figure out what you can leave out and still make your point. But with this app, it’s so much easier. It keeps track of each character and word as you type in real time, so if you see you’re getting close to the maximum allowed, you can stop and change a few things before you’ve finished the whole message. I just wish I’d found this app sooner.

So many AI apps have a character limit, and I get carried away and lose track.. then you can’t send your message. This app perfectly lets you look instantly at your character amount. Just cut and paste, and you are good to go! I can’t stress enough how many times this app has saved me redoing work that I spent a lot of time writing! Get this app! You won’t be disappointed! I’m in the middle of writing right at this moment, but I’m so appreciative of this apps simple time saving workings, that I am pausing to submit this review. Now back to work, lol! 😁

So, if you want a vey basic word processor that shows you character counts this may work. It's supported by in-app advertising which is fine, but only up to the point where the ads purport to be something other than what they really are. Deception is dishonesty and developers who allow deceptive ads to appear in their products should be banned. One such ad that was served to me in this app looks like a notification that a phone call is coming in. It calls for the user to act on it by tapping on the screen to accept or deny the call, but in truth there is no phone call. It's just an ad using a dishonest tactic to get you to tap on it. This kind of deception is, IMHO, unethical and dishonest, and developers that don't proactively fight against this sort of abuse are tacit accomplices.

As you can imagine, and all out hatred for typing and college degrees very seldom go hand-in-hand. The fact that I have just completed my associates degree and In the first courses toward my bachelor is largely in part to this very app. I have downloaded and tried countless others including several from Apple, yet none have been able to hold a candle to the voice recognition abilities found here. Don’t take my word for it, just give it a shot. You won’t be disappointed. And by the way, I typed this review using the app!