cheatlayer.comReviews of cheatlayer.com

I have been using CL since early this year, intensively since August, simply Cheat Layer automates my tedious, repetitive tasks. All of them. The ability to 'record' actions taken on a desktop to complete a task, save them and then run (as you need) is fantastic. Using Cheat layer has increased my efficiency and ability to focus on other projects. For me, there was a learning curve. That said CL has a very engaged founder and very responsive support team and most notably the CL user community of 'Cheaters' are fantastic

As the manager of a team of digital marketing strategists in a very large agency, I have volumes of opportunities to reduce process/work time through automation. Over the years, I have purchased thousands of dollars in scraping softwares that promised ease of use and great support. Each time I have had to give up due to the technical challenges. I decided to purchase Cheat Layer when it launched and not only found the no-code feature super easy (I can finally scrape sites with ease) but even had the opportunity to review a project that I was interested in creating, with the founder. I’ve honestly met very few people who so genuinely care about their customers and building a great product. I feel that with the Cheat Layer community, and team support, that I am a part of something very special. Thanks for creating such an awesome, and well-supported product.

This is a great tool to automate processes in your workflow. It has a drag and drop interface which makes it accessible to non-coders. There is a bit of a steep learning curve. But, this company has some of the best customer service by far. The founder is very active, responsive and helpful in the FB group which really mitigates the steepness of the learning curve

Pros: Has tons of potential for you to automate tasks on your computer and also turn them into chrome extensions or desktop apps that you could sell. You could definitely use this tool to replace employees or virtual assistants. Cons: Bit of a learning curve to figure it out. If you know javascript it will help a ton

The Cheat Layer Chrome extension takes some time to get used to, but the team onboards everyone for free so you can understand how to use the tool properly. There's also a host of YouTube tutorials you can refer to if you're ever stuck. My favorite feature so far has to be the Cheat Layer desktop app. It uses Computer Vision to help you make more robust automations. Within a few minutes, I was able to make an automation that scrolled through 4+ years of old call logs on my Google Voice account. Google doesn't allow you to bulk delete messages, so you have to delete every call/message one at a time. Sometimes the position of the delete button would shift on the page depending on whether you were deleting a message or a phone call. In another automation tool I tried, this would be a problem because it would end up clicking the wrong option because the delete button shifted locations slightly. But with Cheat Layer, since it uses Computer Vision, it would always automatically find the delete button and click it regardless of whether the position of the button changed slightly or not.

A gem of a tool for automating the tasks that involve a lot of switching between tabs and combining data from different tools. The no code builder is really helpful for creating automations visually without really understanding how to code

Very special kind of tool that allows non-coders to build automations easier + Founder Rohan is actively helping on the Cheatlayer facebook group. If you're non-techy and want to do some complex automations this tool can probably help a lot

great product. lots of possibilities. support very helpful too