I was stoked to find WeCP on Appsumo - it's not every day you come across a tool that's so unique. As someone who's into education, I was excited to give it a try. The fact that it started with coding and has expanded to other areas, like English Pro with CEFR assessment, made it seem like a solid choice.

But, my enthusiasm was short-lived. The sign-up process was super restrictive, and I couldn't even get started without a business email address. I don't have one, so I was stuck from the get-go. The free account was basically useless, and I couldn't get a feel for what the software could actually do. To try out the premium features, I had to share a pre-written post on LinkedIn, which I did. But, even after that, I never got access to the premium version.

It was pretty frustrating, to be honest. It feels like WeCP is more interested in making sales than letting people actually try out their product and give feedback. I was hoping to find a tool that would help me make a difference, but WeCP's restrictive approach made it impossible for me to even get started.

WeCP might be a rare find on Appsumo, but its limitations and strict policies make it unlikely to win over many fans. As it stands, it seems like WeCP is mainly designed for businesses, rather than people who are genuinely interested in trying it out and providing feedback.

All the best to the team. The video where they pitched their product is inspiring though.