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ElevenLabs vs Claude: Voice and Words Are Different Jobs, and I Paid for Both

I wrote a script in Claude, then needed it spoken. Claude can't speak, so I pasted the script into ElevenLabs and got audio that passes for a human.

AudioSep 29, 20267 min read

Otter vs ChatGPT: I Stopped Asking a Chatbot to Remember My Meeting

I used to record a call, then paste the messy transcript into ChatGPT to 'summarize.' It worked, but the transcription step was the real product and ChatGPT wasn't doing it.

ProductivitySep 28, 20265 min read

Elicit vs Claude: The Papers Tool Beat the Generalist at One Job

I asked Claude and Elicit the same research question. Claude gave an essay with a couple of papers. Elicit gave me fifty studies with the sentences, in one view.

ResearchSep 27, 20266 min read

Scite vs ChatGPT: I Almost Cited a Paper That Disagreed With Me

ChatGPT will supply a citation that supports your point. Scite will tell you that same paper was contradicted by three later studies. Only one saved me.

ResearchSep 26, 20267 min read

Notion AI vs Tome: I Wanted a Story, Not a Database Export

Notion AI turned my notes into a summary. Tome turned a summary into something a person would finish reading. I needed the second and almost settled for the first.

PresentationsSep 25, 20266 min read

Notion AI vs Gamma: The Notes Already Exist, So Why Start Over?

I had the content in Notion and opened Gamma to build a deck, which meant re-teaching the tool what I already had. That step was pure waste.

PresentationsSep 24, 20266 min read

Grammarly vs Perplexity: One Fixes Your Sentence, the Other Checks Your Fact

These get compared because both sit in your writing flow. They solve different halves and confusing them is how a clean sentence states something false.

WritingSep 23, 20266 min read

Grammarly vs Claude: I Let Claude Edit and Regretted the Smoothness

Grammarly's tone score caught three angry sentences. Claude fixed them and made them too polished, which read as passive-aggressive instead of firm.

WritingSep 22, 20266 min read

Grammarly vs ChatGPT: A Proofreader and a Brain Don't Compete

I pasted my email into ChatGPT to 'fix it' and got a rewrite that sounded like a press release. Grammarly just fixed the tense and left my voice alone.

WritingSep 21, 20265 min read

Claude vs Surfer: One Writes the Page, the Other Makes Sure Anyone Sees It

I used Claude to draft and felt clever, then watched the post disappear past page three. Surfer showed me the gap wasn't quality, it was coverage.

WritingSep 20, 20267 min read

ChatGPT vs Surfer: I Published Fluent Nonsense Until Surfer Showed Up

I wrote an article with ChatGPT, it read fine, and it ranked nowhere. Surfer told me why: I'd answered the question but missed what the top pages covered.

WritingSep 19, 20267 min read

Gemini vs Tome: My Files vs a Pretty Scroll, and the Files Won

I'm lazy about decks and hoped Tome's scroll would save me the writing. It saved the layout and skipped the thinking, which is the part I needed.

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