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Bookle.AI is a scam. It would not recognize my login info several times. Finally, after many complaints to the company, after I crafted a few books, suddenly, they decided to decline my card even though it was functional and funds were in place, so they stole my books. I looked them up. New York Banksters are behind them. Run!
The Bookle software does not work, unfortunately. I tried several times to get it to work and contacted support and got no help. The software seems to be stuck "working" and will never finish. While this is happening you can't edit anything or make any changes. So, it is useless and they won't refund your money. Avoid this company at all cost, it is a scam and does not work as described. I wish I had not wasted my money finding this out.
Bookle.ai is a scam, there is no way to cancel the account - support is not writing. Needed to order a new creditcard after this. Experience 0/10
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