Disappointing Experience with Tool and Founder I had an unfortunate experience with Cheatlayer/Project Atlas, an experience that I feel the need to share with fellow consumers. To begin, the functionality of the tool itself is a sore point. I had high expectations based on the promising features and capabilities promised by the product description. However, the tool simply does not work as advertised. Aside from the tool's poor performance, the lack of professionalism and respect from the Cheatlayer/Project Atlas founder was even more disappointing. A business's reputation isn't just built on the quality of its product, but also on its customer interactions and the level of respect, they show towards its clientele. In my interactions with the founder, I found him to be rude and dismissive. He showed a lack of empathy toward my situation and the difficulties I was experiencing with the product. This is not the kind of treatment I expect as a paying customer. To add insult to injury, it felt as though our concerns as subscribers were not being valued or taken seriously. You will automatically kick out of Discord if the founder doesn't like the way you ask questions. Too much drama in the discord. The founder has some issues. In conclusion, I cannot in good faith recommend Cheatlayer/Project Atlas to anyone. The tool's functionality leaves much to be desired, and the founder's attitude toward subscribers is highly unprofessional. I strongly advise potential customers to consider other alternatives before committing to this tool. Customer satisfaction should always be a priority, and unfortunately, in my experience, CheatLayer/Project Atlas and its founder fall short in this regard.

Simply the bleading edge of Ai tool building and automation platforms! I'm a very (old?) senior software engineer - let's just say I've been writing code since before the internet was a thing! That said, I've seen countless products and platforms come and go, some better than others. But consider this: I recently bit off more than I can chew with a very large (Enterprise) client and started scouring the web looking for ways to streamline my workflow. I had heard about ChatGPT enough and toyed with it and decided it needed to 'bake' a little longer. That is until I found this platform. It did not take long for me to quickly see two very important things: 1) This offering has been baking for much longer and is far further down the 'inovation' road than any others and 2) the team behind it are totally engaged, enthusiastic, and eager to work with anybody that wants to join. They are publishing features faster than I can think of what I need and, and frankly, when they go Public, this is going to force a complete recalibration of the market!

A handy automation builder Cheatlayer has been amazing, though it does have a bit of learning curve, but the possibilites are vast. It works well even in virtual hosted environments and can replace most of your manual work once set. The founder and the support team has been great to guide and resolve technical issues so far, and i like that you can offload most of your costly automation subscriptions to cheatlayer.

Lead gen automation magic We recently decided to automate our lead generation process and decided to take advantage of Office Hours with David. He was incredibly helpful in getting everything up and running quickly and efficiently. We have been using the system for a few months now and it has already paid for itself with the amount of leads that we have been able to generate. The support team has also been fantastic and is always willing to go the extra mile to make sure we are getting the most out of the system. I would highly recommend giving Office Hours a try if you are looking for a way to increase your lead generation. It has certainly been a great decision for us.

Cheat Layer is a very flexible tool Cheat Layer 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.There is also a desktop version that can automate anything without reliance on a web browser and a new Project Atlas project that looks exciting. I like the ability to sell the solutions I create via the white-label option.