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.

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.

I have followed the founder on his… I have followed the founder on his other projects and was excited to see CheatLayer come to fruition. I have embraced the CheatLayer community in the Discord channels and have found that most everyone is respectful, except a few entitled knuckleheads. I have worked through the CheatLayer boot camp and have learned a lot, with the founder himself supporting and inspiring myself and others to build fantastic MVP products using CheatLayer. There is huge potential to build most anything imaginable with CheatLayer, but with any emerging technology, you need to need to be a creative thinker and put the time and work in yourself. Here’s the key, CheatLayer is a tool, plain and simple. In the hands of a master, or someone willing to learn, (put in the time) you will be able to create a masterpiece. If you expect everyone to do your thinking and work for you, you will be disappointed. Personally I have have put some skin in the game, thought outside the box and CheatLayer and it’s founder have nudged and inspired me on to create what I could not have created by myself. If you are ready to build in this emerging and confusing field of AI technology, and are looking for a fantastic tool to build with, CheatLayer could be your answer. If you are a lazy poser, move on to the next shiny object and get left behind. I myself will choose to build with CheatLayer!!

Needs a lot of improvement The tool itself isn’t bad, but it promises more than it can deliver, especially when claiming no code etc. To do real stuff you’ll need some coding knowledge unless you just want to record key logs etc. Actions I save eventually self delete. It’s quite frustrating. I also don’t rate the customer service much. They fail to respond to issues on time if ever. I think it’s mainly because they use freelancers from fiverr and upwork etc. They need to put together a better team or this whole thing will fall apart in no time.

The best no-code automation tool ever Easy UI/UX: I have no background in coding, but can make automation workflow with Cheat Layer. I have several other automation tools. Of course, everything has its own pros and cons, but when it comes to accessbility for automation beginner, undoubtedly it'd be the best choice ever! Very responsive community: It's very active. You can reach out to them if any questions. The team is very responsive to user's any questions. Investment in hidden gem: I think purchasing is software is akin to stock. You better spend your money on quality gem. If the company keeps its direction and growth, I guess having knowledge of the software before the others would bring me an edge over them.