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Scam company that makes it impossible to cancel billing once you start. Then they'll charge you recurring fees and refuse to refund you. Complete scam. Absolutely stay away. We didn't even use the product and got billed without our consent. Scam and dangerous.
This service is now a scam, they claim its free but after 30 days your editor will become useless, so they're just breaking people's apps and wasting people's time to try and scam them, and get them to pay $99 a month for a text editor. What a crazy world even WYSIWYG tools can be a scam in 2022.
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