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This tool is fantastic. I take some time to understand how it works and the logic behind it. Once I understand, I set up all my web tools over it. There’s an option to set up your own code to execute it with keywords. I’ve set up calculator scripts that I use for work. This concept is very interesting, and I like it a lot.
This platform is amazing! It took me a few days to understand how to use it. At first, it wasn't clear, and there were no instructions or ways to contact support. However, after some time, it became one of the tools I use every day. I love the simple UI; it helps me navigate the internet much faster, especially on the pages I visit often.
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