Lex - AI-powered word processor, to help you write faster

@rrhoover ahh thank you!! I write a weekly column so I'm a pretty heavy Google Docs user. The gripes I had sort of kept piling up, and meanwhile I was curious about writing with GPT-3 and other text completion models to see if it could help any in the process. I tried some of the existing tools based on GPT-3 and the AI was awesome, but nothing had the features I needed from Google Docs that would enable me to use them daily. So I created Lex!

@nbashaw request for product: Lex for Product Hunt comments ;)

@nbashaw @rrhoover +++

@rrhoover @nbashaw "the features I needed from Google Docs that would enable me to use them daily". Right on the spot. 👏

@alexander_nevedovsky totally understand where you’re coming from!! Will be rolling out access as quickly as possible

@nbashaw Would love to try it out when my cue comes. Props for Every though!

@alexander_nevedovsky Where is the red flag? @nbashaw has successfully launched many things now and they're all great and interesting. Genuinely curious as a builder myself who is prone to launching a list ahead of products being ready for all on day one.

@nbashaw @shellen My comment never mentioned anything about Nathan as a builder. He's done great things. ProductHunt has the name "product" in it for a reason — so those who don't have a product didn't use it in the same way along with those who have. Launching a list is just like that, a red flag for me. That's subjective of course.

@nbashaw @alexander_nevedovsky I see what your saying. Though this has a great demo. Looking forward to trying too.

@nok_moe good question! I’ve used most of them and haven’t found them to be a great environment to actually write in. I always end up going back to Google docs. But it’s a big pain to keep switching back and forth!