What is Lex?
Lex is a modern writing tool designed to make writing easier and more efficient. It offers a range of features to help writers of all kinds, from quick notes to complex documents.
Features of Lex
1. AI Feedback
Lex allows users to ask the AI for feedback on their draft, brainstorm ideas, or re-write anything.
2. Comments
Lex offers a polished commenting system that can be navigated with keyboard shortcuts.
3. Versions
Users can try different ways of saying something without losing their original work.
4. Mobile Web
Lex allows users to share a link with anyone and collaborate in real-time, without the need for an app download.
5. Live Collaboration
Users can share a link and login with one click to instantly collaborate with others.
6. Publishing
Lex enables users to send a "read-only" link for people to read what they've written.
7. Commands
Lex offers handy AI shortcuts to find the best word, generate a list of ideas, and more.
8. Title Ideas
With one click, users can get a list of good title ideas from the AI.
9. Track Changes
Lex is working on a track changes feature, similar to Google Docs, but with some additional tricks.
How to Use Lex
To use Lex, simply sign up for free and start writing. No credit card is required, and users can access all of Lex's features without paying a fee.
Pricing
Lex offers a free version, as well as a premium writing experience for users who need more features and support.
Helpful Tips
- Use Lex's AI feedback feature to improve your writing.
- Take advantage of Lex's commenting system to collaborate with others.
- Use Lex's versioning feature to try different ways of saying something without losing your original work.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Lex free?
Yes, Lex offers a free version with many features.
2. Do I need a credit card to sign up?
No, Lex does not require a credit card to sign up.
3. Can I collaborate with others in real-time?
Yes, Lex offers live collaboration features that allow users to work together in real-time.
4. Can I publish my work directly from Lex?
Yes, Lex allows users to send a "read-only" link for people to read what they've written.
