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I have been using other chatbots but Ninja 🥷 proved to be the best option for me. Everything at one place. Ryne.ai had the similar experience but expensive. So for any student who can’t afford a well train AI with all the facilities then join Ninja AI. And I think the Best is yet to come.

As a building inspector, I used to spend hours typing up inspection reports. I started implementing AI into my reports, which has halved my report prep time. I was going to subscribe to ChatGPT, but their prices were unreasonable for the volume of work I do. I found Ninja AI. At first there were hicups with voice mode, it kept cutting me off mid-dictation. However, the guys at Ninja AI were very quick to address the issues I would report. After a few back-and-forths and a few subsequent updates, the system now works perfectly! Not only does it provide an extraordinary amount of technical detail to my reports, but it can decipher what I'm trying to convey even when I'm tired and the input I give it is somewhat eratic. I no longer have to come up with the narrative myself, I just tell the AI roughly what the issue is and it prepares a full detailed narrative, including all the technical theory and suggestive corrective measures. Great job guys, thank you for the amazing support!

I am happy with the complementary and collaborative writing that Ninja has provided. It corrects and follows any and all of my writing suggestions. I am still in the learning and exploring stages. I am also enjoying and exploring other AI apps as well.

Excellent tool. Fast and reliable

It offered more than I expected.

absolutely perfect, I can highly recommend it

What I love about this platform is that it's geared to coding and, for my needs, it outperforms the bigger LLMs out there in terms of concise, practical code. I really love that I can leave the tedium of code-generation to the model and instead work with its output and massage it to suit my needs. It's quick (though does bog down at times) and accurate. I've heard people complain that using tools like this is cheating -- however, aren't we already using code-completion IDEs? If that idiom were true, we all should still be coding in assembler.

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