brushyolaf

The description, prompt settings and website look like an extremely early prototype - nothing I would spend 19$ on. If you want people to have an idea about output quality, you should provide reading samples. I personally hate the idea of seeing AI generated books in stores and I suspect publishers will reject them. But there is a market of people ordering personalized cups, tshirts, puzzles and mousepads, so you could try to tailor the marketing to this customer group.

I recently got to freelance for a project where a junior dev took over an existing codebase and AI now writes 90% of the code. The codebase is now completely unmaintainable as the AI ignored the underlying abstraction patterns and the Dev is not experienced enough to correct the mistakes. 90% AI, 100% spaghetti code.