Has anyone used the new AI tool Syphony on WIX? I have used it and joined as a Pro member. I must say it is very frustrating and expensive. The initial cost isn’t high, but the errors it created ended up costing me money. I ran out of credits in less than a week. Most of that was correcting what Symphony produced. They posted 13 times on LinkedIn and Facebook, all posted at the same time; I needed to get them deleted. They produced 2 low-quality videos, which required rework. They forgot subjects, meaning they produced incorrect information that would have been posted if I hadn’t seen it. What is frustrating is that I paid to correct all the mistakes, even though it wasn’t my fault; all my credits are gone correcting Symphony’s errors. I know it is new and it might improve, but so far not impressed.
Hey @Ian_Hendrie! Thanks for taking the time to share your experience and feedback. I’ve just sent it over to the team to take a look over 
You’re not alone, Ian. I’ve just spent a frustrating few hours trialling Symphony and the gap between the AI hype and it’s actual utility is laughable 
Absolutely useless so far at what it promises to be able to do:
- Read my website and suggest improvements (most of its suggestions were incorrect or irrelevant).
- Help me brainstorm business development (politely, it talks out of its hat).
- Build a newsletter in the Wix editor based on the ones I used to send in MailerLite (hoo boy).
The first two were a moderate waste of time. The third really took the biscuit. The task was first misunderstood, then failed twice, then paused because I’d run out of daily credits, then failed to restart automatically next day as promised.
The eventual result? A draft marketing email whose only content is literally the text “Draft email content”.
It’s like a piece of surrealist art or something. I mean honestly… slow clap for our indentured little AI servants. Talk about malicious compliance.
So that’s enough time wasted for me. I’m just glad I didn’t decide to try paying for what I can only describe as the opposite of a service. Symphony? More like Some Phoney! canned laughter
--Adriano