Better Than ChatGPT? Dibbly Create HONEST Review
About this video
The creator reviews Dibbly Create, an AI writing workspace from the team behind The Urban Writers, and compares it with using ChatGPT directly for Kindle Direct Publishing. He first explains Amazon’s distinction between AI-generated content, where AI produces the text, and AI-assisted content, where a human creates the work and uses AI for editing or brainstorming, arguing the uses shown here fall under assisted. Inside the tool he demonstrates projects, folders, notes, an in-editor assistant called Kip, slash formatting, and a chat interface that keeps writing, notes and brainstorming in one place instead of across several tabs. His strongest praise is for the built-in templates: an outline generator that, after a few inputs about topic, audience and length, produces chapter and subchapter summaries plus audience, competitor and differentiation analysis; a description generator that outputs a formatted non-fiction listing description with heading, bullets and call to action; and a research tool that looks at live Amazon results and summarises strengths and weaknesses in competitors’ reviews by star rating. He contrasts those outputs with the cost of outsourcing outlines and descriptions on Fiverr and with needing a paid ChatGPT tier for web research. Other templates for titles, biographies and summarising are judged easily replaceable, the built-in formatting/export is called too basic to upload as-is, and promised plagiarism checking and image generation were not yet available. On pricing he notes the useful templates require the paid professional tier, which he says starts at $19 a month, while the free tier omits them. He concludes it suits writers who want everything consolidated or who dislike prompt engineering, without giving a blanket recommendation.
Key takeaways
- Treat Dibbly’s brainstorming, outlining and editing uses as AI-assisted rather than AI-generated when answering KDP’s disclosure question, per the creator’s reading of Amazon’s guidelines
- The outline, description and Amazon research templates are presented as the tool’s real value because they embed tested prompts and live marketplace data
- Research summaries broken down by star rating can show which competitor strengths to copy and which weaknesses to avoid in a new book
- The built-in formatting is judged not yet good enough to replace dedicated tools like Vellum or Atticus for a professional-looking interior
- Compare the $19/month professional tier the creator cites against outsourcing outlines and descriptions on Fiverr and paying for a premium ChatGPT plan
Episode details: published October 30, 2023 · 17:06 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Sean Dollwet’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.
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