I got tired of switching between generic AI chatbots for different writing tasks. So I built AivaDesk — a specialized AI writing assistant with 5 purpose-built tools.
The 5 Tools
- Rewrite / Paraphrase — Change tone (Professional, Casual, Creative, Academic) and fix grammar in one click
- Professional Email — Turn rough notes into polished, send-ready emails
- Resume Bullet Points — Job experience → powerful action-verb bullet points
- Meeting Summary — Paste notes → key points + action items
- Leave Request — Polite, professional leave notes in seconds
Why Not Just Use ChatGPT?
I actually started as a heavy ChatGPT user. But I found that:
- Context switching is real. Every time I needed to rewrite something, I had to re-explain what I wanted
- Tone control is unreliable. "Make it more professional" gives wildly different results each time
- Purpose-built tools give better output. The resume bullet generator consistently produces better results than a general-purpose chat
Tech Stack
- Frontend: Single-page HTML with Tailwind CSS
- Backend: Vercel Serverless Functions
- AI: Alibaba Cloud DashScope (Qwen models)
- Database: Prisma Postgres
- Payments: Gumroad
Free Tier + Pricing
- Free: 3 uses per day, no sign-up, no credit card
- Pro ($5/mo): Unlimited usage
- API ($15/mo): API access for developers
What's Next
I'm building out a Telegram bot that provides writing tips in group chats and a scoring system to identify potential users. The goal is to make writing assistance frictionless.
Try it at aivadesk.top
Built this over a weekend. Would love feedback from other developers building AI tools — what's your experience with purpose-built vs general-purpose AI?
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